Recently, players are more likely to discuss certain topics and lead debates, and we want to answer them and give our official position.

1. Do developers play Wild Terra and take advantage?

Some of the developers really play. This helps us to better understand what needs to be added or changed, to be aware of what is happening in the game. However, we follow a number of rules:

• we are not members of any of the guilds;
• we do not take part in battles for castles and other activities;
• we do not use our opportunities to benefit in the game.

2. Who are the inquisitors? Do we have friends in the game that we help?

Inquisitors are moderators. Active players who helped to monitor the order and adequacy in the discussions. We chose several of these players and gave them rights to regulate discipline in the chat and the game. We support only fair play. None of the players receives from our resources and other in-game items (exception: translators and other activists, whose rewards can include a mount or gold), indulgences, hidden information, and other things. The rules are the same for all players.

3. Cheaters. Why do some of them get banned and others not?

When we receive a message about a cheater (from the players, or from our system), our specialists check all the information using the available internal data. It often turns out that the cheater uses only permitted techniques (for example, the effect of an increase in speed from food that adds up to a fast mount can be visually similar to a speedhack). If the full verification confirms the use of unauthorized actions, the player receives a ban (regardless of whether he is a moderator, a translator or any other player). We regularly reward players who report bugs, vulnerabilities, help in testing and translations. Email us at support@playwildterra.com.

4. Does the game turn into pay-to-win?

We are closely monitoring that the game remains as fair as possible for everyone. This is one of our main principles and it will remain unchanged. Buying something in the in-game store, you provide additional support to the project, thanks to which we can regularly release updates and pay for server work. This is the main purpose of the store - if you like the game, you can additionally support the project in this way. We carefully think about what can be added to the store. We follow the following rules:

• Do not sell anything that can affect the balance in PvP. Just a fair fight.
• Sell something that can save time, or make the game a little more comfortable.
• Sell decorative and status items.
• Retain the possibility of obtaining analogs sold things in a game way.

[ 2019-06-13 15:05:24 CET ] [ Original post ]