Terms of Use


la2base.com Terms of Service

Last updated: July 19, 2026

These Terms of Service (the “Terms”) govern the relationship between the operator of la2base.com and each user who accesses the Website or uses its functions.

The Website is owned and operated by: Alexander Ott, address: [insert the registered or postal address], email: [email protected] (the “Operator”, “we”, “us” or “our”).

1. Acceptance of the Terms

  1. Publicly available pages may be viewed without registration. By creating an account, checking a box indicating acceptance of the relevant documents, or using functions available only to registered users, the user enters into an agreement with the Operator on these Terms.

  2. The Portal Rules form an integral part of the agreement. Personal-data processing and the use of cookies are governed separately by the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

  3. Acceptance of these Terms does not constitute automatic consent to optional personal-data processing or analytics cookies. Where consent is required, it is requested separately.

  4. A user who does not agree to these Terms must not register or use functions that require an account.

2. Description of the Service

la2base.com is an information and social platform relating to Lineage 2 and associated topics. The Service may include:

  • articles, guides and knowledge bases;

  • forums, topics, comments and private messages;

  • search, tags, bookmarks, ratings, reactions and polls;

  • publication and upload of user materials;

  • notifications and profile preferences;

  • files, links and other information resources;

  • third-party and game-related integrations, where available.

Individual functions may be added, changed, temporarily restricted or discontinued. Where reasonably practicable, we will provide advance notice of the material discontinuation of a function.

3. Eligibility and Age

  1. The user must have the legal capacity required to enter into this agreement under the law applicable to them.

  2. Users may independently create an account from the age of 16. A user below the age of 16 but at least 13 may use the Service only with valid permission from a parent or legal guardian and where permitted by applicable law.

  3. The Service is not intended for children below the age of 13. Where the law of the user’s country imposes a higher minimum age or additional requirements, those requirements apply.

  4. By creating an account, the user confirms that the applicable age requirements have been satisfied.

4. Registration and Account Security

  1. Users must provide accurate registration information and keep their email address current.

  2. A username created through standard registration must comply with the technical requirements displayed in the interface. As of the date of these Terms, usernames may contain Latin letters, digits, _ and - and must be between 3 and 50 characters long.

  3. Users are responsible for safeguarding their password, 2FA codes, recovery codes and devices used to access their account. Suspected unauthorised access must be reported to the Operator without undue delay.

  4. Transferring or selling an account, using another person’s account without permission, or granting access to a blocked person is prohibited.

  5. Multiple accounts are permitted provided that they are not used to evade restrictions, manipulate features, send spam, harass users or commit other violations.

  6. We may require email verification or an additional security check where there are reasonable indications of compromise, automated registration, fraud or evasion of restrictions.

5. Third-Party Authentication

  1. The Service may support registration and sign-in through Google, Telegram and Discord. Use of those methods is voluntary and is additionally governed by the selected provider’s terms.

  2. The user authorises the Website to receive only the profile information displayed in the provider’s authorisation request and required to create or identify the user’s account.

  3. Access granted to a third-party application may be revoked through the relevant provider’s settings. Revoking provider access does not necessarily delete the user’s la2base.com account.

  4. We are not responsible for a third-party provider’s availability, security or decisions to the extent that those matters are outside our reasonable control.

6. User Content

  1. “User Content” means articles, topics, posts, comments, messages, images, files, links and other materials uploaded or published by a user.

  2. Users retain the rights they hold in their User Content.

  3. By publishing User Content, the user grants the Operator a non-exclusive, worldwide and royalty-free licence to host, store, technically reproduce, reformat, make technical copies of, display and distribute that User Content to the extent necessary to operate, secure, back up, display and promote the Service.

  4. The licence includes the right to engage technical service providers and grant them the permissions required solely to provide services to the Website. It does not transfer ownership of the User Content to the Operator.

  5. The licence ends when the content is deleted, except for a reasonable technical deletion period, backup copies, anonymised material, and circumstances where retention is required to preserve the integrity of discussions, protect the rights of other users, ensure security or comply with the law.

  6. The user represents that they possess all rights and permissions required to publish the content and that publication and use of the content under these Terms do not infringe the rights of any third party.

  7. Content materially generated using generative artificial intelligence and presented as original or factual material must be clearly labelled as AI-generated or AI-assisted where the absence of such disclosure could mislead readers.

7. Operator Content and Rights

  1. The Website’s software, design, visual appearance, database structure, trade identifiers and original materials are owned by the Operator or used under licence.

  2. Users receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use the Website for personal and other lawful purposes in accordance with these Terms.

  3. Without prior permission, users must not copy a substantial part of the database, reproduce the Website’s appearance, remove authorship notices or use trade identifiers in a manner suggesting an official relationship.

  4. The names, images and trademarks of Lineage 2 and other third parties belong to their respective rights holders. Reference to them on the Website does not grant any rights to users.

8. Files, Downloads and Third-Party Materials

  1. The Website may contain files, archives, links and materials uploaded by users or hosted on third-party resources.

  2. We may apply technical checks, but we do not guarantee that every file is secure, compatible, current, error-free or free from malicious code.

  3. Users should independently verify the source, licence, checksum and security of a file, use current security software and maintain backups.

  4. Files are downloaded and used at the user’s own risk, except in relation to liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

  5. A rights holder who believes that material infringes their rights may submit a substantiated notice using the contact details in Section 18.

9. Rules of Conduct

Users must comply with the Portal Rules. In particular, unlawful content, infringement of third-party rights, threats, harassment, disclosure of another person’s personal data, spam, fraud, malicious software, manipulation of Website metrics, circumvention of restrictions and interference with the Website are prohibited.

10. Prohibited Technical Use

Without prior written permission, users must not:

  • obtain unauthorised access to accounts, systems, administrative areas or data;

  • test vulnerabilities, exploit errors or circumvent security measures;

  • perform denial-of-service attacks, create excessive load or interfere with access by other users;

  • use bots, scrapers or automated tools contrary to robots.txt, technical restrictions or express Website instructions;

  • extract or reutilise a substantial part of the database;

  • distribute malicious code, phishing pages or stolen credentials;

  • circumvent request limits, blocks or other protective measures.

A vulnerability discovered in good faith should be reported confidentially to the Operator and must not be publicly disclosed before remediation or an agreed disclosure date.

11. Moderation, Suspension and Termination

  1. Where a user breaches these Terms or the Portal Rules, we may issue a warning, remove or hide content, restrict functions, temporarily suspend or permanently terminate the account.

  2. When selecting a measure, we consider the seriousness, consequences and frequency of the violation, the user’s intent, and the risk to other persons or the Website.

  3. Access may be restricted without prior notice in cases involving an immediate security threat, clearly unlawful content, fraud, malicious activity, spam or circumvention of previously imposed measures.

  4. The user may appeal a decision in accordance with the Portal Rules.

  5. The user may terminate the agreement at any time by ceasing use of the Service and requesting account deletion.

  6. Account termination does not affect provisions that by their nature should survive, including provisions relating to previously published content, liability, dispute resolution and data retention required by law.

12. Personal Data and Cookies

Personal-data processing is governed by the Privacy Policy. The cookies, localStorage entries and analytics technologies used by the Website are described in the Cookie Policy.

We do not sell personal data. Disclosures to infrastructure, analytics and authentication providers are made only on the grounds and to the extent described in the relevant policies.

13. Third-Party Services and Links

  1. The Website may contain links, embedded elements or integrations provided by Google, Telegram, Discord, Yandex, Cloudflare and other providers.

  2. Third-party services operate under their own terms and policies. We do not control their content, availability or data-processing practices.

  3. A link or integration does not constitute endorsement of the third-party resource unless expressly stated.

14. Service Communications

We may send communications required for account operation and security, including email verification, password recovery, login alerts, moderation notices and notices of material changes to our documents. These communications are not advertising.

Optional notifications may be disabled in the user settings where that function is available.

15. Disclaimer of Warranties

  1. To the extent permitted by law, the Service is provided “as is” and “as available”.

  2. We do not warrant that the Service will always be uninterrupted, error-free, completely secure or compatible with every device.

  3. We do not verify the accuracy, completeness or suitability of every user submission, file, recommendation or third-party link.

  4. Nothing in these Terms limits any mandatory warranty or consumer right that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

16. Limitation of Liability

  1. The Operator remains responsible for its own conduct to the extent required by applicable law.

  2. To the extent permitted by law, the Operator is not liable for indirect loss, loss of profit, loss of data, or damage caused by users, third-party services or unverified files, unless such damage was caused by the Operator’s intentional conduct or gross negligence.

  3. The limitations do not apply to liability for intentional conduct, gross negligence, injury to life or health, violation of mandatory consumer rights, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

  4. Users must take reasonable steps to mitigate potential loss, including securing their accounts and backing up important data.

17. Governing Law and Disputes

  1. These Terms are governed by the law of [insert the country in which the Operator is registered or has its principal place of business], without prejudice to the mandatory consumer-protection rules of the user’s country of habitual residence.

  2. Before commencing court proceedings, the parties will attempt to resolve the dispute by submitting a written complaint and allowing a reasonable period for a response.

  3. Disputes are submitted to a court having jurisdiction under the applicable procedural rules. Where the user is a consumer, these Terms do not deprive them of the right to bring proceedings before any court available under mandatory law.

  4. Where applicable law provides access to out-of-court consumer dispute resolution, the user may use that procedure.

18. Contact and Rights-Infringement Notices

Operator: Alexander Ott.
Address: comming...
Email: [email protected].

Contact form: la2base.com/en/contact.

A rights-infringement notice should, where possible, contain the claimant’s contact details, a description of the protected right, the exact URL of the disputed material, the grounds for the request, and evidence of the claimant’s authority.

19. Changes to the Terms

  1. We may amend these Terms where the Service, associated risks, providers or legal requirements change.

  2. The current version will be published on this page together with its effective date.

  3. Where reasonably practicable and legally required, we will provide notice of material changes through the Website, by email or through another appropriate method before they take effect.

  4. If the user does not agree to the revised Terms, they may stop using the Service and request account deletion before the changes take effect.

  5. Continued use of a registered account after the revised Terms take effect constitutes acceptance only to the extent permitted by law.

20. General Provisions

  1. If any provision is held invalid, the remaining provisions continue in effect. The invalid provision will apply to the maximum extent permitted or be replaced by a valid provision that most closely reflects its purpose.

  2. Failure to exercise a right or remedy in one instance does not waive that right or remedy in the future.

  3. The user may not assign their rights or obligations under the agreement without the Operator’s consent. The Operator may transfer the agreement to a successor in connection with a transfer of the Service, subject to applicable law and any required notice.

  4. These Terms and the documents incorporated by reference constitute the agreement between the user and the Operator concerning use of the Service.