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Explain Some Cases In Which You Would Perm – Ban/Temp-Ban People

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Explain some cases in which you would perm-ban/temp-ban people Hacking: The worst thing in my opinion is to hack, it is so foolish and cheap to other players that are actually trying, they loose all of there things from a cheater, and that's not fair to me so here are some hacks that I would report to higher staff. If they are using kill aura its quite obvious, and they will be determined by higher staff if they will be permanently banned. If they are bunny hopping I would record it to show higher staff so they could be permanently banned. If they are using reach I will have to closely look at my recording to see the block range, I am good at telling hacks making it easier for me to notice. Lastly I know players that are accused of hacking that are not hacking, they are just good pvpers, and if they keep getting accused of hacks I will always go make sure that there not hacking, and I honestly don't care if I die, I am not that good at pvp anyway. …show more content…

Spam Bot: If there is a spam botter on the server, I will check his/she for any alts so I can tell higher staff to IP ban them. Impersonating Staff: This rule should not be happening on this server, that's why if I see someone impersonating any staff member they will be asked to change there nickname, or I will have to report to higher staff. Drama: If the Discord or Server is having some drama of someone harassing, threatening, or being annoying I would ask an Admin or Mod, and tell them what was happening and ask if they should be

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