Treat other players fairly
These rules apply when you use the game, including private test access, and form part of the terms of service. They cover usernames, public port names, Armada names, tags, descriptions and announcements, direct messages and Armada chat. Ordinary profanity, civil disagreement and non-targeted gameplay banter are allowed.
The game is for people aged 18 and over. Do not help someone bypass the account-age rule. If you believe a player is below the permitted age, report the concern or contact support without seeking their identity documents.
- Do not threaten real-world harm, stalk, blackmail, dox or repeatedly harass another person.
- Do not make hateful attacks based on protected characteristics or encourage violence against a group.
- Do not sexually exploit or groom anyone, sexualise children, request or share child sexual abuse material, or arrange abuse.
- Do not share pornography, sexual solicitation, nonconsensual intimate material or another person’s private information.
- Do not scam, phish, distribute malicious links, request credentials, spam or repeatedly make unwanted approaches.
- Do not impersonate a player or moderator, evade a restriction, make malicious reports, cheat or access someone else’s private account or messages.
- Respect other people’s copyright and other rights in what you share.
Limited posting checks can reject some severe abuse, unsafe links and obvious spam. They can miss harmful content and make mistakes. You can edit rejected text or contact support. Passing a filter does not make content acceptable.
Report a concern
Use Report on a direct message, Armada message or player profile. Choose the closest reason and add a short explanation if useful. The game provides a receipt and pending or reviewed status. You can still report an accessible message after blocking its author.
A report preserves the selected message or username and necessary case information, not an entire conversation. Other players do not receive the reporter’s identity or private moderator notes through the receipt.
If you cannot use the app or can no longer access an Armada message, email support@seasofglory.com. Include a reference where available and a brief explanation. Do not send passwords, sign-in tokens, identity documents or suspected illegal images.
Block and contact controls
New direct messages require an accepted friendship. A block in either direction stops new direct messages, friendship requests and certain other social contact. You can manage your own blocked-player list in the app.
Blocking does not erase existing messages or copies already received. Shared Armada history and membership remain visible, and ordinary gameplay interactions continue. Social notifications from a blocked author are suppressed before delivery where the service still controls them; notifications already handed to a provider cannot be recalled.
Unblocking can permit messages again when the friendship remains accepted and the other player has not independently blocked you. Use reporting as well when content needs moderator review.
Decisions and appeals
Designated operators review reports, considering severity, context and repeated behaviour. Actions can include dismissal, a warning, a temporary chat/contact restriction or a temporary account suspension. Report counts alone do not automatically ban a player.
Affected players see an appropriate reason, scope and expiry. A suspended player retains safety status, reporting, support, sign-out and account deletion. Selected report evidence normally expires 90 days after submission unless a finite documented case hold applies; this is separate from ordinary chat retention.
To appeal, email support@seasofglory.com with the decision reference and explanation. Good-faith reports and appeals must not result in retaliation. Mandatory complaint rights remain available.
Reports and support are not continuously monitored or emergency services. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency authority. Describe a child-safety concern without downloading or forwarding suspected illegal material.