A.V.A Global Banned Players List (October 2026) & Macro Usage Policy

Mercenaries!

We have identified and taken disciplinary action against players who used unauthorized third-party programs that disrupt fair gameplay.

As part of our continuous effort to maintain a healthy and secure game environment, the A.V.A Global Operations Team strictly enforces our Code of Conduct and End User License Agreement (EULA).

Any use of external software, modifications, or tools that alter game data or provide unfair advantages is strictly prohibited.

1. Banned Player List

> Permanent game access restriction

> Mercenary with 30-day game access restriction for the first offense of macro usage

Detection criteria: Detection of hardware memory macros or macro program settings.

> Mercenary with 90-day game access restriction for the first offense of macro usage

2.Macro Usage Policy

With the May 26 update, a system has been implemented to identify abnormal click patterns.

A.V.A Global does not recommend gameplay where firing speed is controlled via mechanical assistance rather than human intervention, and prioritizes fair play.

I will explain the in-game click graph log.

This graph generates real-time data regarding fire button clicks.

It shows the interval between the first and second shots based on the number of times the fire button is pressed per second.

In other words, if you press the fire button continuously at a rapid speed, that speed is displayed on the click graph.

If you hold down the fire button for more than one second, the graph will not be displayed.

This graph is designed to identify and detect patterns of rapidly clicking the fire button at a consistent speed. If a continuous pattern impossible for a human to perform is detected, it serves as grounds for suspecting and analyzing the use of macros.

Generally, the fire rate graph log moves in accordance with the flow of motion when the character presses the fire button.

The behavior may vary depending on the weapon handling style.

If you execute shots through continuous clicking, there will be more instances where the graph is drawn.

For 3- or 5-shot burst styles or full burst fire styles, no graph will be drawn.

Given our game style, it is clear that firearms operated through rapid fire button clicks are appealing.

However, we believe that macro functions create an unfair environment for players striving to master this play style.

Even for professional-level players, such continuous movements are extremely difficult.

The indiscriminate use of mechanical aids, such as macros, is considered an unfair practice, so please refrain from such behavior.

We would like to warn you once again that regarding macros—that is, mechanical aids—this includes cases where settings are configured via hard memory through mouse software.

Accordingly, if abnormal click speeds are maintained or a persistent pattern is detected in the graph, gameplay may be restricted in accordance with our operational policy.

Furthermore, if logs are detected indicating that macro functions were enabled using mouse capabilities,

it will be processed under the same standards as macro usage.

The restriction policy is as follows:

1. 1st offense - 30-day game access restriction

2. 2nd offense - 90-day game access restriction

3. 3rd offense - Permanent game access restriction

Our operations team will thoroughly verify and review reported matters before proceeding with processing. If no violation is detected:

*However, this applies to physical functions equipped with macro capabilities.

If abnormal macro software is used, a permanent game access restriction will be applied upon the first detection due to the restriction on cheat program usage.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in maintaining a fair and competitive environment.

We will continue our monitoring and enforcement efforts to ensure fair and enjoyable gameplay for all players.

Thank you.

Sincerely.

Your AVA Global Operations Team