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Behind the scenes· 5 min read

How our identity system keeps Meltdown clean

By Moderation Team

If you've joined recently you'll have been asked to link your Discord before you can play. It takes about thirty seconds, and it's the backbone of how we keep Meltdown fair. Here's why it matters.

Bans stick to the person

On most servers a ban just means "make a new username." Because we anchor every player to a linked identity, a ban applies to the whole cluster, not just one throwaway account. That means far less alt-evasion and a much cleaner experience for everyone actually here to play.

Purchases that just work

Linking also means anything you buy lands on your account the moment it's paid for, with no support ticket, no waiting, and no typos in a username field.

Humans in the loop

We don't do silent auto-bans. Every flag is reviewed by a real moderator, and appeals happen in Discord where we can actually talk it through. Fair play cuts both ways.

Link once, play forever. That's the deal.

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