Some public servers of Counter Strike provide their players with the option to become an administrator of the game. The legal way to obtain admin rights is to buy the admin panel on our server or contact one of the main administrators of the game with an appropriate application.
Instructions
Step 1
The administrators of the public servers of the Counter Strike game are divided into:
- administrators of the server itself;
- co-admins.
The main administrators are appointed by the portal administration and have remote access to the server. Therefore, they can change the settings of the game servers, restart them and add new software.
Step 2
Co-admins cannot change sets of game cards or add new plugins, but they have the right to determine the IP addresses of current players and apply penalties if necessary. The duties of a co-admin are:
- determination and punishment of players violating the rules;
- removal of lagers and AFK gamers;
- provision of technical assistance;
- providing information on issuing ban lists to server administrators.
Step 3
Contact one of the main server administrators with an application in the prescribed form in order to become one of the co-admins, if you have a sufficient level of gaming experience and sufficient reputation on the selected public server. Please note that you will need to provide information and your Steam ID or permanent IP address. It may also be necessary to have recorded demos of your game or recommendations from several other co-admins.
Step 4
Remember that one of the decisive factors in the decision about administrator rights is active participation in the work of the game forum. Communication skills can also be important.
Step 5
Take the opportunity to buy co-admin rights provided by some game servers. In these cases, the admin panel is provided to the player who bought it for a period of one month. There are several levels of administrator rights that differ in price. Please note that on each public server there is a set of mandatory rules of conduct, violation of which may lead to early deprivation of the acquired co-admin rights.
