AvA Code of Conduct

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AvA Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct

Team-AvA supports fair and fun team play. In order to promote this the Code of Conduct has been devised by its members for its members. There are five (5) simple codes to Team-AvA, not following them makes you undeserving of membership to the team and what comes with it.

(i) All members of Team-AvA will treat each other and those of any online community that Team-AvA is associated with respect.

(ii) No member of Team-AvA will knowingly cheat or support cheating in an online game.

(iii) All members of Team-AvA will support and encourage team play.

(iv) All members will adhere to guidance or counsel of designated Team Leaders, Council Representatives and other leadership appointed members within AvA.

(v) No Team-AvA member may play for another team in the same competition that they play competitively with an AvA team.

This Code of Conduct applies across all games and all members of Team-AvA.

About AvA

The Australian Vengeance Alliance was formed on March 18th 1999 by Suits as a Tribes clan. The purpose was to obtain some organised clan matches for its members to play in. All members were derived from the previous clan that they were in, KQ.

AvA General Info

Team-AvA was original a group of gamers looking for a fair and fun game whatever it may be. We have banded together under the name Team-AvA and many have become friends in real life. Team-AvA is not just an online gaming team it is really a small community of people that enjoy doing the same things.

The Council

The Council is currently made up of 8 members, appointed by Suits. The council is responsible for the day to day administration of AvA as an overall entity. This includes but is not limited to: overseeing recruitment and membership, determining which games AvA will play competitively, and team and/or member administration that can not be handled by the nominated Team Leader.. Read More