Crew,

Rogue Alley's map pool keeps growing, and we want only the good stuff in rotation. You see these maps more than anyone, so there is a report button right on the alley itself. Use it. Every report goes straight to the Administrator's desk with the map's name attached, and reports are exactly how a bad map gets pulled and cleaned up.

WHERE IT IS
On the side plate, the small red warning triangle at the top of the icon stack - above the eye, the volume and the gun. Hover it and it says
"Report a problem with this map". It works during a round, and it works on the results screen right after, and it always files against the map you
were just looking at. You never have to tell us which map it was - the report names the map on its own.

THE OPTIONS, WITH A QUICK EXAMPLE OF EACH

1) Contains garbled text - The scene art has lettering that is not real words. Example: a storefront sign spelling "GROCREY", a poster of melted letters, a newspaper headline that reads like alphabet soup.

2) Red outline around target is not accurate  The red ring is not sitting on the thing you are meant to hit. Example: the outline floats in the air next to the guy, wraps a lamppost instead of him, or only covers half the target.

3) Wrong wording for target - The callout does not match what is outlined. Example: it says "the man in the fedora" and the ring is on a bare-headed fella by the truck, or it says "crate" and the ring is on a barrel.

4) Map contains incorrect time period objects -  Something in the scene does not belong in our era. Example: a modern car parked in the alley, an LED sign, a security camera, plastic trash cans, a guy wearing modern sneakers.

5) Other - Anything else that is off. This one opens a text box and a short note is required, so tell us in a line or two. Example: "map is too dark to find the target" or "this alley shows up every other round".

You can add a note to options 1 through 4 as well, but you do not have to. Notes cap at 500 characters, and the button takes one report per minute, so no need to hammer it - one clean report per bad map does the job. 

See something, say something. The pool gets better every time you do.