Hey Everyone.
I'd like to speak on the points made in this thread, thus here I've complied the answers in these 6 major points.
1. VPN Scenario 1
Using VPN in order to play Top 11 because you otherwise have no access due to whatever reason related to where you live, your country's policies, etc, will not render your account banned. Indeed your account may get flagged but will be investigated if so, which means that actual humans will check the data and see if you are combining the VPN with third party tools - See
Point 2 of my post.
2. VPN Scenario 2
Using VPN in order to watch videos from other countries will get your account flagged and our integrity team will pay said account a visit. You most probably will also receive a message from them.
3. Scripts and 3rd Party Tools
Using scripts and other third party "tools" to pump up your booster count will flag your account and our integrity team will promptly investigate. Yes, there is no escaping this, our system runs checks to see if you've been naughty and if it sniffs out something you're getting straight to our investigators.
I will not go into details as what does "pump up your booster count" means here due to integrity reasons. Obviously I will not disclose what are the ways to cheat in the game. But please check
point 4 of this post.
4. Watching Videos
If you just watch the videos the providers have allocated to your account, as it was intended, you have absolutely nothing to worry about what so ever.
5. Video Issues
If any video you watch crashes during the play through, this will not take away from the total amount of videos the provider has appointed to your account. Please keep that in mind. But do write to our support team about such videos so we can notify the providers.
6. Soft Cap/Daily limits
We've openly discussed this in the past. There is a soft cap of videos that everyone can receive by the providers. This was done because of the huge disparity that could occur in the past where some players could get up to a hundred videos per day while others have around 15-30 or so. This would happen because of how the whole advertisement thing works - Providers want to advertise the products of their business partners to the people that are most likely to buy them. Thus providers use metric data witch said systems interpret and decide who gets to watch what. Obviously this depends on your demographic, where you live and so on.
This is not something we can control. What we can do, and have done in the past, is notify the providers of faulty and/or broken videos so they fix them. We find out about such issues from you guys.
I've explained all of this in the past as well,
in this here thread. Check it out.