Two ways in. Say something in the box below — good, bad, half-formed, all of it counts. Or send the bug reports the game saved while you played. You noticed and you wrote it down; that is the hard part. This page is the easy part.
Both ways in need this. The code is how anything you send gets credited to you — and on a playtest key, it is what keeps the key alive.
F11. A folder appears on your Desktop called
WarTribes-Reports_… and opens itself.ZIP-ME.cmd inside it. That makes one .zip.
(Or right-click the folder → Send to → Compressed folder.)Reports are saved on your own computer as you file them, so nothing is lost if you do this days later — or all at once at the end of a session.
From the box above: only what you typed, your handle, and your code. Nothing else
— the page does not look at your machine.
From a zip: your words, the screenshot the game took when you filed, and the game's
own state at that moment — scene, frame rate, camera and player position, the nearest
vehicle, what had control of the input, and a few seconds of telemetry. Your Windows
username is in the folder name the game makes; rename the folder before zipping if you
would rather it wasn't. Nothing outside the game is collected, and those two things are
the only ones that leave your machine.