Privacy Policy
Edition of
Last Updated: 01.06.2025
01General Rules
1.1All users must comply with:
The Broken Arrow EULA
The Steam Terms of Service (if you link Steam)
1.2Prohibited:
Cheating, multi-accounting (smurfing), or exploiting bugs
Toxic behavior (racism, threats, bullying)
Creating fake clans or profiles
02Accounts & Data
2.1You sign in to the platform with your email address and password only. Your password is stored as a one-way hash. You can link Steam in your account so the platform can find your game stats: when you link it, Steam shares only your Steam ID (and nickname, if public) — we have no access to your Steam account or password. You can link Telegram for personal notifications from the platform bot: we store your Telegram ID and username. You can remove these links in your account at any time.
2.2Collected data:
Match results and stats
Clan activity
Email address — for signing in, password recovery and notifications
2.3Direct messages and groups. Only participants can see a conversation. Platform moderators do not read direct messages or groups: if you report a message, the moderator sees only that message and five messages before and after it, and every such view is logged. You can choose who may message you first (everyone, members of your clans or nobody), block a user and export your conversations. If you delete your account, your messages stay with the other participants signed “Deleted user”, and you leave all groups.
03Clan Management
3.1Clan leaders are responsible for:
Fair recruitment
Resolving internal conflicts
Running wars and tournaments properly
3.2A clan may be banned for:
Match fixing
Sabotaging other clans
Systematic rule violations
04Tournament Rules
4.1Organizers must:
Clearly state prize pools (if any)
Publish the rules before registration opens
Provide support to participants
4.2Dispute resolution:
Evidence (screenshots, replays) must be sent to info@born2battle.net within 24 hours
B2BT administration makes the final decision
Policy changes are announced in the platform news.
Key principles:
Fairness: transparent rules for everyone
Security: protection of user data
Flexibility: separate terms for partners
Professionalism: clear procedures for tournaments
Change history
- Edition 2
- Edition 1
