Info
How to get tested
- Apply in #applications on our public Discord.
- Staff accept new players in waves and invite them to our private Discord.
- Verify your account there and join the waitlist in #request-test.
- Once a tester opens the queue in #waitlist-eu, you'll get a ticket.
What you need
- You'll need a premium Java account, because cracked accounts can't get tested.
- You'll need Minecraft 1.21 or newer, and we recommend 1.21.11.
- Your Minecraft account has to be verified.
- You can't be on a cooldown or have a restriction.
- All tests take place on EU servers.
- Record every test and keep the recording for 14 days.
- If you're known for cheating on servers or have several restrictions on well-known tier lists, you probably won't get in or be able to test.
The tests
- Placement
- Your first test is a placement, played as an FT2 against a tester.
- Beat your tester and you can place as high as A+.
- Normal tests
- After your placement, you can take more tests to move up the tiers.
- Keep in mind that you can also be demoted.
- High tests
- From A− upwards, you start with an eval (FT2). After that, the real fight (FT4) decides whether you get the tier.
- If you lose that fight by just one round, you still pass.
- There is only one S+, so you have to beat the tester to get it.
- Cooldown
- You have to wait 2 days after a test for F to A−, and 5 days after a test for A to S+.
- If you dodge or stall, your test is cancelled and you'll have to wait several days before you can test again.
How to move up a tier
- From B to A−
- Say you hold B. You play a normal test, an FT2 against your tester, and the tester then gives you your tier.
- The score doesn't always matter. Your tier comes from how you play, so you can still get A− after a close loss.
- The eval
- From A− on, every step up is a high test that starts with the eval.
- Beat a player with your tier in an FT2, so A− against A−. If nobody else holds your tier, you skip this part.
- The tier fight
- Within 72 hours after the eval, you play an FT4 against a tester with at least the tier you're going for.
- Win it or lose it by only one round, for example 3–4, and you pass.
- After the fight
- If you pass, you move up one tier, so from A− to A.
- If you lose by more than one round, you keep your tier.
- If you lose the eval, there is no tier fight: you keep your tier and get the cooldown.
- Every higher step works the same way, only S+ has to be won.
Tiers
- S: Combat Grandmaster
- A: Combat Ace
- B: Combat Specialist
- C: Combat Cadet
- D: Combat Novice
- F: Rookie
Punishments
Low severity5 days
- Dodging your cooldown
- Picking a wrong region on purpose
- Abusing the map or arena
- Trying to test on an alt
- Getting involved in someone else's test
Appealable once
Medium severity10 days
- Testing on an alt
- Trying to boost someone
- Misusing tester or staff permissions
- Texture packs that give an advantage
- Planning to share an account
Appealable once
High severity60 days
- Boosting (throwing or carrying a test)
- Account sharing
- Obvious ping spoofing
- Faking or changing scores
- Banned mods (minor)
Appealable once
Permanent restrictionNo end
- Any cheating - blatant or closet
- Cheating ban on a testing server
- Macros, auto clickers, auto inputs
- Refusing a screenshare
- Changing knockback or your latency
- Banned mods (major), private clients
- Selling accounts or tier services
Appealable once
Repeating an offense stacks the punishment, and 3 punishments lead to a permanent restriction. To appeal, open a ticket in our private Discord and choose Punishment Appeal.
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