- “4.06. Using bots, clickers, macros, keyboard and mouse recorders, or any other similar methods to accumulate credits and experience without the participation or with passive participation of the player within the battle.”

- “4.08 Any conduct that is considered by Wargaming staff as disruptive to the gaming experience of others can be sanctioned in accordance to rule 1.04. This conduct includes and is not limited to: malicious and/or intentional in-game harassment, intentional exploitation of in-game mechanics or any action that intentionally goes against or abuses the game design. The application of game restrictions will always be done to protect a positive and fun gaming environment and will be applied after careful investigation and internal deliberation.”

- “1.04. Wargaming.net may suspend, terminate, modify, or delete accounts at any time for any reason or for no reason, with or without notice to the owner of the account. Accounts terminated by Wargaming.net for any type of abuse, including without limitation a violation of these rules or the EULA, will not be reactivated for any reason. For purposes of explanation and not limitation, most account suspensions, terminations and/or deletions are the result of violations of these rules, the End-User License Agreement (EULA), or other Wargaming.net policy. Players may cancel any account registered to themselves at any time by following the instructions on the Website. Wargaming.net may stop offering and/or supporting any service at any time.”

source: http://forum.worldoftanks.eu/index.php?/forum-877/announcement-26-world-of-tanks-game-rules/

- “9.2.: If you are in material breach with the Game Rules, then we may, at our reasonable discretion depending on the seriousness of the breach take some or all of the following actions:

(…)

3. suspend or terminate your Account as provided in the Terms of Service.
If the breach is your first breach, if it is not flagrant, if it is capable of cure, and if the circumstances allow us to do so, then we shall give you 14 (fourteen) calendar days prior written notice of the impending Account closure to give you the opportunity to cure the breach during such time period. If we suspend your Account, then during the period of that suspension you will not be able to access your Account or use any of the Services. If we close your Account, then you will never be able to access your Account and we may also prohibit you from accessing or using the Services in future.”

source: http://worldoftanks.eu/en/content/docs/user_agreement/

“(…)Thank you for reporting this issue to our Support team. We appreciate your concerns and interest in helping us moderate and maintain a better community.

Please, check this article as it explains the usage of cheats and illegal mods: https://eu.wargaming.net/support/Knowledgebase/Article/View/404/18/

At the moment there is no list or policy against mods, such thing is being discussed. For now, players should not use mods that are considered to give unfair advantages over the other players.

Thank you for your understanding.

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Make your own judgment LOL!

But now he is streaming again on his EU account. With the warpack mod installed. The idiot. Cus Warpack is not in the EULA. This guy is a genius.

It is hilarious reading all these clueless pubs rant and have no idea what they are talking about.

takes a mental midget to play the apologist for banned mod cheater.

I think a temporary ban is deserved, but a perma ban should be just if they clearly stated which Mods or at least which mods features should be bannable.