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# Cheating & Disqualification

It's unfortunate to see all the users that cheat and ruin the spirit of the fair competitions. 

While there are two different leagues we have prepared, there are still strict rules over the cheating program and movements that can possibly be derived from such programs. 

The following examples are, but not limited to, things that will disqualify the users permanently.

* Moving faster than it's configured
* Flying
* Teleporting
* Triggering the quest count more than once
* Finishing the game without finishing the given tasks

![Messing with the quest count](/files/ttQpKMBNUMTysO3c90Qp)

{% hint style="danger" %}
Such behaviors will be analyzed by the community, the Metalympics team, and The Sandbox team. The final decision is on Metalympics and The Sandbox. 
{% endhint %}

Metalympics constantly updates the list of the details of all the banned users that cheated in any previous events, and it will be shared by The Sandbox to prevent such cheaters from participating in any events on The Sandbox. 

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The Sandbox may proceed with the prize distribution first before analyzing any suspicious activities. If the suspicious users are deemed to have cheated, the ranking will be updated, and the prizes will be re-distributed. 
{% endhint %}


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