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[Peralva]

A report of Supply Drop Zone Exploit in a game played in Zero Hour has been made against creepyexotics (Revora Member creepyexotics) and the adjudicator has found the report to be valid.

The report and the decision may be found on gamereplays here: creepyexotics Supply Drop Zone Exploit

I give creepyexotics three clear days to explain himself. If I do not hear from him within that time, the report will be confirmed and a sanction may be imposed. The explanation and any mitigation may be given here or in the report topic on gamereplays.

[Peralva]

No explanations given. Therefore this is confirmed.

[ToxicShock]

creepyexotics (Revora Member creepyexotics) has not offered an explanation and this report has been confirmed accordingly.

The standard tariff penalty for a first offence intentional exploit conviction in Zero Hour is a 14 day suspension from access to C&C:Online. Accordingly, I will suspend creepyexotics's access to C&C:Online for 14 days from now. It must be understood that a subsequent conviction is likely to carry a much more severe penalty and could extend to a permanent ban.

As I have said many, many times, this exploit is not the most toxic or destructive exploit in Zero hour and again, I would consider lifting the Online suspension after 10 days on an application to me by creepyexotics, provided that there have been no attempts to effect an unauthorised access in the meantime.

creepyexotics suspended until after 5 March 2017 (subject to review after 1 March 2017)