All Networks Voluntary work to spy on reported hackers

[Zeobitz_]

So, maybe if someone /report then maybe some people who have decided to wotk in this "voluntarily" work, they will be able to go to the game, and spy on the supposed hacker, and of course, we have to get them to be a "trusted" person, for example, if they have any hackusations, bans, or griefs, or anything negative, they wont be allowed

Is this a good idea

 

[Calichin]

I think too many trolls would abuse this and false ban a ton of people.

The thought is nice, sure lets get people to work together and take down hackers. But the problem is there is always going to be those bad people that will either abuse it, or just ban people even if they aren't doing anything wrong.

 

[99th_DutchScary]

We already have moderators who have to do this. And they are hiring new helpers, and they will be upgraded to moderator eventually.

 

[Troublesomee]

It’s one of the tasks of a moderator, and lets keep it that way.

CubeCraft is actively trying to expand the staff team. Adding another position within the staff team/server is unsuitable for the current situation and goal they are trying to achieve.

For now, I disagree. I expect the ongoing 'rule-breaker/hacker' situation to simmer down as the staff team expands itself and the anti-cheat becomes better... so let's keep our hopes up and see what happens in the near future!

 

[Fesa]

This sounds like a mod without the extra responsibilities. I don't really think that this is needed. If you want to help the server you can record and report on the site. This will always result in a ban (if they were cheating). As I assume they would still need evidence to ban, this would be kind of the same.

 

[Vict0r]

I think It will be really easy to abuse that.
I would vote with no,

 

[Salty_Shadows]

Yea thats basically what the mods do so its not needed

 

[𝖜𝓲𝓲ʞєŋɖ]

So, maybe if someone /report then maybe some people who have decided to wotk in this "voluntarily" work, they will be able to go to the game, and spy on the supposed hacker, and of course, we have to get them to be a "trusted" person, for example, if they have any hackusations, bans, or griefs, or anything negative, they wont be allowed

Is this a good idea

You mean like CS:GO overwatch?
And helpers and mods are already those trusted persons. So I don't see any need to add casual players to the list. Also lag can cange how you see things (sometimes it looks like someone uses reach while they don't), so you almost have to look in the sentintal logs to check if someone is cheating...