11.04.2015, 01:26
Actually it's strange that they make you admin without teaching you. In the servers where I used to be in charge of the admin team I always made sure new admins were to learn what they were supposed to do.
You should always be unbiased, or at least try to. Don't take a player's word for granted and expect everyone to lie.
- Rulebreakers lie so they don't get in trouble
- Assumed "victims" lie so they can bring someone in trouble
- "witnesses" lie so their buddies stay clear from trouble
Only trust your eyes. 5 players claim that a player broke a rule? If you didn't see it, you cannot act. If it's a roleplay server you can advise the players to make a forum report.
Also, be decisive. If you take a decision, stick to it.
Most important part is to ask the more experienced admins in the team for tips. If you are unsure about what to do, just ask another admin.
You should always be unbiased, or at least try to. Don't take a player's word for granted and expect everyone to lie.
- Rulebreakers lie so they don't get in trouble
- Assumed "victims" lie so they can bring someone in trouble
- "witnesses" lie so their buddies stay clear from trouble
Only trust your eyes. 5 players claim that a player broke a rule? If you didn't see it, you cannot act. If it's a roleplay server you can advise the players to make a forum report.
Also, be decisive. If you take a decision, stick to it.
Most important part is to ask the more experienced admins in the team for tips. If you are unsure about what to do, just ask another admin.