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Every mod we sell carries a status seal: safe, attention, high risk or maintenance. He's not a marketing sticker glued once and forgotten. It's living information that comes from our monitoring and changes when the situation changes.
Which makes the status change
Three things, mostly. The first is game update: when the developer publishes a new version, the mod can simply stop working until it is adapted. The second is change in inspection — games adjust their detection systems often, sometimes without warning. The third is us: when we perceive a pattern of reports, we change the seal before we are absolutely sure, because error to the cautious side costs less to the customer.
- Game update
- Change in detection system
- Pattern of reports we received on support
How we take care of your account
Because no one can. Any store that guarantees that you will never be punished is selling a promise that you do not control — the decision is from the game developer, not the mod seller. What you can offer honestly is up-to-date information about the moment, and that's what the seal does.
How to use this information
Before you leave, look at the seal. Are you at attention or high risk? The recommended thing is to wait. The app warns you when the status changes, so you don't have to check the site. Anyone who plays in account that matters usually waits for the seal to go back to green.