Help & Resources

Whatever you are dealing with — as a player, a developer or a creator — this page points you to the right door. Knowing the rules and the right contacts is the best protection there is.

This page is educational information, not legal advice. The organizations linked here are independent and not affiliated with MutoVerse Gaming. For anything serious, talk to a qualified professional.

For players

  • Harassment or abuse in a game or community — report it on the platform first (every platform has a report flow), and on our servers open a Discord ticket; our staff act on evidence fast.
  • Scams and fraud — report to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov (US) or econsumer.gov (international). Never share codes or passwords with anyone claiming to be staff.
  • Problems with a purchase — contact the store’s support first with your transaction ID (for our stores, that is Tebex support via your receipt email). A chargeback is a last resort — it usually closes the account it came from.
  • Account security — turn on two-factor authentication everywhere: Discord, Steam, email, store accounts. Most “hacks” are just missing 2FA.
  • If gaming stops being fun — talking to someone helps: findahelpline.com lists free, confidential support lines worldwide (in the US, call or text 988).

For developers

  • Know your platform’s rules before you build — the Cfx.re terms and monetization rules govern FiveM/RedM work, and Tebex publishes what stores may sell. Most takedowns hit people who never read either.
  • Received a DMCA takedown? Do not panic and do not ignore it. Read it fully, note the deadlines, comply first, and learn how the process works at copyright.gov. You can research published notices at lumendatabase.org. A counter-notice exists, but it has real legal consequences — get advice before filing one.
  • Need a lawyer or digital-rights help — the Electronic Frontier Foundation defends digital rights and publishes excellent guides; for a real dispute, an IP attorney in your jurisdiction is worth every cent.
  • License your own work — pick a real license at choosealicense.com so your rights are explicit, and keep your commit history — provenance is your best proof of authorship.
  • Game preservation — the Video Game History Foundation, the Internet Archive and Stop Killing Games are the movement’s backbone — learn from them, support them.

For creators & streamers

  • Copyright strikes — music is the usual trap. Learn your platform’s strike and dispute process in its own help center before you need it, and keep records of every dispute you file.
  • Sponsorships and perks — if you are paid or get free stuff to talk about something, say so clearly; the FTC’s endorsement rules at ftc.gov apply to creators of every size.
  • Clipping and sharing MVG moments — clips from our servers are yours to post. Tag the community so we can boost you on our channels.

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