Unfortunately, it's not common for staff to reverse the consequences of rulebreaking (e.g. you don't get your stuff back from being TP trapped or cheated against in PvP), especially if you don't have sufficient evidence. This kind of scam used to be a lot more common. I guess a new generation...

No, "shop sign abuse" is very much still banned, the technical measure they put in to help fight this kind of scam didn't change the rule.

"Note" gives the source for my in-game value metric, if required. For keys other than the one being analyzed (Invaded, Eternal, February), the in-game and IRL value is computed via Invaded Crate Analysis and reused in the table. "Estimate"s are based on what I've bought it for before or what...

The Valentines Crate is, on paper, a scam. However, this is based almost entirely on my own estimates of how much the unique stuff in the crate is worth, which you will likely have a different opinion on than I do. I evaluated the crate based on its full retail price of US$4, as the -15% sale...

This crate is overall pretty reasonable. It's not an insane voucher hack like the original January key or the Ice key, it's not a scam like the February key. It may appear worse to you on the surface than it really is, because a lot of its value comes from the February keys it dispenses in large...

She's 23.

Well, I think an ideal crate's rewards would be roughly in-line with what a reasonable person would do IRL deals for in the current state of the economy. If it's significantly less than that, it's a scam; if it's significantly more than that, it's pay-to-win. I don't think any recent crate has...

The February Crate is bad. Really bad. On average, buying this key returns 20.33% of your money in vouchers. This is worse than the nerfed January crate, the New Years crate, or the nerfed Ice crate. Those all have a voucher return rate between 30 and 50%. What about the other stuff? On...

Use 1.8.9 if you can, it fixes a lot of problems with the jail. If that doesn't work, you're going to need to file a bug report like everyone said.

Usually, Invaded players aren't allowed to know about other players' punishments unless that player tells them on their own, so this would have to be an opt-in setting on the muted player's part.

Everyone's probably gotten a message like this at some point: If your instinct is to ignore it because it's going to be a scam, you're right! Don't message the guy. Easy enough. Scam avoided. However, that's not enough proof that it's a scam. I decided that, knowing exactly what I would need...

I got the same message and I decided to go through, because I wanted to know what the scam players are being put through is like. This will allow us to warn players more effectively. Here's my story: I added the guy on Discord. He gives me an invite to this scam server, which I join, and it...

You get blacklisted for "Cheating in Jail", which is permanent, but you'd have a shot at appealing after 30 days as that's analogous to a normal in-game ban for cheating.

You need to make a player report with this evidence, which must name the player who did it, not just the PW name.

In-game, there's the /vouchers command, and if you have accepted vouchers, you can click them to get a code that can be used as a "coupon or gift card" on the store. Pending vouchers take some time to be accepted. You do not need to contact managers or otherwise intervene, they will get to it...

This is an interesting one. On paper, it is significantly inferior to the Ice Crate. However, it dumps massive amounts of collectible or hard-to-estimate items that may change your idea of what it's worth. I have no way to predict how the market will swing for these items, both immediately and...

We're doing this again! Overall, the Ice Crate is a really good crate for $3, though it's not broken like the original January crate. It returns 84.09% of what you spend in vouchers and gives out an estimated 12.35m in ingame value and $1.37 in IRL value (Invaded ranks, estimates for Custom...

Invaded has NERFED the January key. Voucher rewards are massively reduced and key rewards are somewhat reduced. Almost everything else is slightly increased to compensate. What does this mean for you? You're expected to earn 33.52% of what you spend in vouchers, compared to 104.62% before. This...

The player who was xraying on this stream is now banned. I sure wasn't holding my breath for it because they've been denying a lot of video reports of blatant cheating without any real explanation, but apparently this was good enough.