Last Z: Survival Shooter: How to Spot and Report Hackers

If you encounter unfair combat outcomes or abnormal player actions in Last Z: Survival Shooter, inspect the player's profile menu directly from the world map or chat to file an in-game report. Submit specific details regarding the incident, document battle logs with screenshots, and avoid downloading third-party tools that could compromise your account security.

Identifying Suspicious Combat Behavior

Before submitting a report, verify whether the outcome stems from standard combat mechanics or potential unauthorized software. Single battle anomalies can occur due to random number generation (RNG), but repeated irregular performance signals unauthorized manipulation.

Watch for the following indicators during player-versus-player (PvP) events such as Canyon Clash or State of Supremacy:

• Impossible Win Ratios: A player with lower hero power, fewer troops, or lower-tier units repeatedly defeats high-level defense formations without suffering standard proportional troop losses.
• Abnormal Map Speed: Troops moving across the world map at speeds that bypass standard travel times.
• Cooldown Violations: Complex actions or attacks executed in rapid succession without respecting standard action cooldowns.

How to Submit an In-Game Report

To file a report against a suspicious player, use the built-in profile tools rather than confronting the player in public chat channels.

1. Locate the player on the world map or select their name in the chat menu to open their player info card.
2. Select the Report button located within the profile menu interface.
3. Choose the category that reflects the behavior, such as Cheating or Use of Third-Party Software.
4. Enter specific observations into the text field if prompted, including travel times, unit discrepancies, or unusual attack patterns.

Gathering Evidence and Coordinating with Your Alliance

Individual reports carry weight, but documented claims supported by alliance members speed up developer investigations.

• Take Screenshots: Save visual records of suspicious battle logs, unit compositions, and player profiles immediately after an incident.
• Cross-Reference Reports: Share battle logs with alliance leadership. If multiple members experience identical issues from the same player, compile the screenshots together.
• Contact Direct Support: Submit the collected battle logs and profile IDs directly to customer support if the in-game reporting tool does not allow file attachments.

Account Protection and Security Guidelines

Reporting suspicious players helps maintain server health, but maintaining your own account security prevents accidental bans or data loss.

• Never Share Login Details: Do not share account passwords or login credentials with alliance members or players offering free account boosts.
• Avoid Third-Party Software: Do not install unofficial applications, "game boosters," or tools promising instant troop training or free diamonds. Using unauthorized software violates the Terms of Service, introduces malware risks, and can lead to a permanent ban on your account.