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'''Do not''' rejoin the game under a different callsign and start swearing at your ex-commander. '''Do not''' make a big deal of it on the forums. Neither of these actions will help your case nor your reputation. If you truly do feel that the boot was malicious and your ex-commander should be issued a [[ban]] you should [http://www.freeallegiance.org/forums/index.php?act=Msg&CODE=4&MID=277 PM BlackViper], the Enforcement [[Zone Leads|Zone Lead]].
'''Do not''' rejoin the game under a different callsign and start swearing at your ex-commander. '''Do not''' make a big deal of it on the forums. Neither of these actions will help your case nor your reputation. If you truly do feel that the boot was malicious and your ex-commander should be issued a [[ban]] you should [http://www.freeallegiance.org/forums/index.php?act=Msg&CODE=4&MID=277 PM BlackViper], the Enforcement [[Zone Leads|Zone Lead]].
==See Also==
*[[Ban]]
*[[Permanent bans]]
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Revision as of 02:10, 29 September 2007

Important differences:

  • A Boot is when a commander kicks you off his team.
  • A Lobby boot is when a Game Controller kicks you off the server.
  • A ban is when the admins have blocked your account from joining the online servers. This will normally be because you broke one of either the Terms of Service or the Rules of Conduct.


Effects of a Boot

You are ejected to the server lobby and you cannot rejoin the server until the game ends, or you change your callsign.

You may still join any other game which is being played, but as was previously mentioned, the only way to return to the game while it is still in progress, is to change your callsign. Alternatively, once the game ends, the restriction upon that callsign is lifted from that server.


Dealing with a Boot

If your commander boots you it is probably for a good reason. This reason may be as valid as "You were about to give away the position of our main or attack", or as draconian as "You weren't doing exactly as I was ordering", or as harsh as "You were doing something stupid". Most commanders are happy to explain the reason for your boot after the game has ended, although perhaps not politely.

Do not rejoin the game under a different callsign and start swearing at your ex-commander. Do not make a big deal of it on the forums. Neither of these actions will help your case nor your reputation. If you truly do feel that the boot was malicious and your ex-commander should be issued a ban you should PM BlackViper, the Enforcement Zone Lead.


The
Enforcement
Zone
Intro: Frequently Asked Questions
Rules: Rules of Conduct · Terms of Service
Officials: Game Controllers · @Alleg · Zone Leads
Measures: Boot · Lobby boot · Ban · Perma-ban