Hi,

You state that servers are banned for certain reasons.

When you say Unsopported Games, do you mean cracked versions that are playing online using No Steam And By Pioneer ?

Hope you don't mind me asking for Clarification on this.

Regards

No one able to clarify this ?

Would just like to know if it is allowed or disallowed to use clients connected and logged on here who have not paid for the game and are pirating it.

This puts the genuine servers at a disadvantage, because they will not tolerate that kind of false stats on here.

This information may or may not help others in the future.

The definition of 'Unsupported Games' is any game which is not in the list of games found in the Add Server section on this page: Servers

There is no broader or hidden definition.
Adding a game that uses the same game engine or query protocols as another game, but is not specifically listed would be considered a violation.

Gametracker has a strict policy of non-interference with how registered/tracked game servers are managed providing they do not infringe upon our rules.

Having been a member since 2011 you will have had plenty of opportunity to have studied the Administrators posts under the Guides and FAQs, and the General Help sections.
(also linked in my posting 'signature' below)

Thank you for your clarification.

I have looked in the support forums and seen the results of using bots as clients, but could not find any reference to anything regarding people using hacked and out of date clients, or many people using the exact same client to connect from multiple countries.

I do hope i can offer assistance to my fellow Gametrackers.

Thank you and Good Day.

I repeat:
"Gametracker has a strict policy of non-interference with how registered/tracked game servers are managed providing they do not infringe upon our rules."

I am sure if the management of Gametracker wishes to change that approach they will make an announcement in the forums.

I think that if you take into account the number of registered game servers (currently around 110,000), the likely count of clients on those servers at any given time, and then consider how you could ascertain the licence status of 2-3 million (my rough estimate) connected clients, you may make a reasonable assumption regarding the likelihood of that change occurring.