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Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 16, 2026
1. The Short Version
We do not collect your email address, we do not ask you to sign up or log in, and we do not have any registration on this website. There are no accounts, no newsletters, and no personal data forms. We built this community to play Team Fortress 2 — not to harvest data.
2. What We Collect
When you play on our servers, the game itself shows us your Steam ID and the name you choose in-game. That is the only thing we use to identify players. It is the same information the game already shows to everyone on the server, and it is required for the game to work at all.
This website displays a read-only view of public in-game statistics: score, hours played, kills, and any community role (VIP / cheater tiers) or gameplay adjustments applied to a Steam ID. We do not show your IP address anywhere on this site.
3. What We Do NOT Collect
- Email addresses — we have no way to receive or store them.
- IP addresses — not stored, not displayed, not tracked by this website.
- Account passwords or login credentials — there are no accounts.
- Cookies for tracking or advertising — we have no ads and no analytics trackers.
- Payment information — everything on our servers is free to play.
4. No Sign-Ups, No Logins, No Registrations
This website intentionally has no login system, no registration, and no user accounts. You do not need to create anything to play on our servers — just join the game with your Steam account, which is what Team Fortress 2 already requires.
5. Player Data & Roles
In-game roles and adjustments (such as VIP perks or cheater-tier damage multipliers) are stored against your Steam ID. This is how the shared system works across all our servers. If you ever want to know what is recorded for your Steam ID, or ask a question about it, contact us on Discord and we will help.
6. Third-Party Services
We are not affiliated with Valve Corporation or Team Fortress 2. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks of Valve. Our community links to Discord and Steam Community groups; those services have their own privacy policies which apply when you use them.
7. Changes
If we ever change how we handle data, we will update this page. Because we collect so little, it is unlikely to change — but if it does, the new policy applies from the "Last updated" date above.