Mod system.

[joseph12160]

Mods who enter games shouldn't be noticed (example a user is breaking rules and see's that the mod entered the game) they will imediately do nothing to therefore give no proof of misbehavior, as if the mod is not detected, the person will just continue to do what he does to have the mod enter the game, therefore allowing the mod to take APPROPRIATE action which will start by a warning.

It can prevent the player from breaking the rules. The idea of punishment is not to try to find players making a mistake. It is to teach them not to break the rules.

The idea the Mods being able to be seen is a great idea. First, I wouldn't want to be playing why wary of someone watching me. The players themselves can report me if needed.

[Fiendess]

In order to appropriatly warn someone and ''teach'' them not to break the rules, you must first witness the offenses.

[BelgarionRiva]

In order to appropriatly warn someone and ''teach'' them not to break the rules, you must first witness the offenses.

I love how you disregarded most of my arguments and only extracted what you needed, even though I stated the following:

(<-- Please extract the general idea from my text, not details, as I know some users are fond of doing.)