Banning The Hack-A-Strategy

think it is really wrong to use something to your advantage to kill another player and I want to clear those players from the server. If some is screaming in chat STAFF TP STAFF TP HACKER, i will teleport to them and if the person is clearly using hacks i will freeze him and tell him to join the teamspeak ts.veltpvp.com and I will screenshare them. Keeping the community safe and less toxic is my motto for becoming staff. This will allow players to talk freely without them feeling down or put down

hours Thursday 4-5 hours Friday 6-7 hours Weekends i will be on almost all day unless i have a game Have you had any past experience? Yes, on PvP Masters. I have had an experience of screensharing, my friends always used to hack & i told them to ss and i always found hacks. I have watched a lot of staff series so i know a lot of commands as a staff member: Those include: (Not trying to make my App long just showing how much i know about being a staff member) /freeze /unfreeze /tp /kick /invsee /sc

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