Changelog
What’s new
Notable changes to waves.ac, newest first.
- Appeals through Discord: a banned player runs /appeal in the game’s server; staff see it with the ban’s evidence, and every decision stays audit-logged.
- Weekly digest from the bot: your review queue, 30-day numbers, and connection health, once a week in your alert channel.
- Status page grew a real 90-day uptime history and honest network-wide counts (games protected, detections, bans).
- Blog relaunched with guides on stopping exploiters, ban evasion, and choosing an anti-cheat - plus RemoteGuard, our free open-source remote hardening module.
- Rebuilt console: a single sidebar with every destination one click away, a collapsible rail that remembers your choice, and one home for every setting.
- Jump-to search opens by typing anywhere, or with Ctrl-Enter.
- Ban evasion rewritten in plain English - what the link rests on, how strong it is, and what happens if you confirm.
- Detection log shows questionable activity only; routine play no longer fills the feed.
- Account-linkage graph: an interactive view of the accounts a case ties together.
- License keys and account numbers for plan validation from the game script.
- Global bans keyed on the Roblox UserId, with a paid unban flow.
- Expanded account-risk review tooling for the platform operator console.
- Redesigned billing with clear plan cards and self-serve downgrades.
- Full-screen mobile navigation and a themed console backdrop.
- Ban-evasion prevention hardened against returning offenders.
- WaveTrust: a cross-experience reputation signal that rewards fair play.
- Platform operator console: accounts, games, billing, and account-risk review.
- Two-factor authentication and account security controls.