Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is the battlefield?
2. How can I earn more points?
3. What is battle time?
4. What is battle rank?
5. What are battle points?
6. What's the difference between battle, mission and global points?
7. Some data on the page isn't displaying correctly?
8. Why don't you offer an option to donate money for a "premium position"?
9. I have been banned for 24 hours, what does this mean?
10. I have been banned permanently, what does this mean?
11. Who built MWAC?
12. What are missions?
The battlefield is where you sit once you have added your code. Joining the battlefield gets you +1 points. There can only be 40 codes on the battlefield at one time so once you have gone completely through the rotation, you will be removed from the battlefield and you are free to add your code again.
2. How can I earn more points?
At the moment you can only earn more points by adding your code successfully onto the battlefield. There are some new ways to earn points in the wwac developer pipeline. Stay tuned! For the time being, the quickest way to earn points is to become a MWAC Pro Member.
This is the time in minutes to two decimal places since you added your code to the site. Battle time is reset each time you are removed from the forty code battlefield rotation.
Battle rank is the rank you hold with respect to the global code ranking system (the list on the right hand side). If you do not appear in this list, you haven't been fighting hard enough and will assume the rank of 'Private'.
Battle points are the same as your global points. If you aren't already on the global code list (the list on the right hand side) then your battle points will give you an indication how far away you are from getting onto it.
6. What's the difference between battle, mission and global points?
Battle points are the same as global points. A global point can be earnt in different ways. Adding your code to the home page puts you on the battlefield (40 code rotation list). Each time this happens, you earn a global point. Mission points can be either negative or positive values depending on which missions you choose to use. These values affect your global point total. Global points may differ from country points due to mission usage.
7. Some data on the page isn't displaying correctly?
That sux!!! The monkeys here at wwac have sometimes not tested the system sufficiently and therefore rely on your brilliant observations to correct this. Please advise us on the Modern War Alliance Cheats facebook page. Oh, and don't forget to leave your modern war alliance code with the comment so that we can reward you :)
8. Why don't you offer an option to donate money for a "premium position"?
Simple. It's embarrasing. Instead, we are more interested in making modern war alliance code sharing a fun, competitive, useful and of course, free task.
9. I have been banned for 24 hours, what does this mean?
This means that we have identified some innappropriate use of the site associated with your code. The ban will expire 24 hours after it has been applied. Any subsequent abuse may be cause for a permanent ban. We are happy to investigate the situation further if you would like to appeal the ban - just advise us of this in our Modern War Alliance Cheats facebook page.
10. I have been banned permanently, what does this mean?
This means the code in question can no longer be added to MWAC. It's not easy to receive a permanent ban and it's something we see as a last resort. Receiving a permanent ban is most likely due to innappropriate use of mwac over a prolonged period of time. In most cases a permanent ban will not be revoked.
Modern War Alliance Cheats was developed by Michael Wills in (early) 2012, adapted out of an earlier development called "World War Alliance Cheats" for another game. You can read more about why WWAC the site was made here. Michael can be easily reached via twitter @Michael_Wills. Special thanks to Tim Hnativ for early stage development brainstorming sessions and ongoing moderation of code entries.
Missions are ways to win and lose points. Any points won or lost affect your global points total. Supply Crate and Assassin are the only two missions where points cannot be lost. If you attempt the Minefield mission, you risk losing a maximum of 4 global points while you may also win a maximum of 4 global points. Supply Crate and Minefield point assignments are automatically and randomly determined within the specified range. The risk is yours! Points are only handed out to the first person to enter in their code following the availability of a mission. Good luck.