This is the contact page for an independent Quake Champions reference. It is the right place for corrections, missing data, rights questions and privacy questions about this site — and the wrong place for account, billing or technical support, which only Bethesda or Steam can provide.
How to reach us
Write to the editorial team at contact@quakechampions.wiki. That is the only contact address this site publishes, and the same address takes corrections, rights questions and privacy questions alike.
There is no contact form on this site. Nothing on this page submits anywhere and there is no field here to type into: a message reaches the editorial team only if you send it as an email.
The community route stays open as well. This guide is built on the game's own community, and its main English hub at reddit.com/r/QuakeChampions still reaches the editorial team, so a public correction thread is a reasonable way to raise something other players can corroborate.
What to write about
Three kinds of message belong here:
- Factual corrections. A figure that is wrong, a status that has gone out of date, a broken or mislabelled link, or a fact that changed after the check date printed on the page.
- Rights questions. A copyright or trademark concern about a name, a quotation, an image or any other material published here, including a request to attribute it differently or to take it down.
- Privacy questions. A question or a concern about what this site stores and what happens to it. The privacy page sets out how data is handled, and a message about it is welcome at the same address.
What to include in a message
A report we can act on usually carries all of the following:
- The page URL you are writing about.
- The exact sentence, figure or material concerned, quoted as it appears on the page, or the URL of the material itself.
- The action you are asking for — a correction, a removal, a different attribution, or an answer to a question.
- A reliable basis for the change, where the point depends on a fact. An official page, an API endpoint or an official announcement is worth far more than a description.
- The game, platform and version, and the date, where the point depends on a build, a listing check or a price. This site documents Quake Champions as a single paid Steam application (app 611500), so the store record and the publisher's own announcements are what a figure can be checked against.
What this site can help with
| We can | We cannot |
|---|---|
| Fix a wrong figure or an outdated status on a page | Recover an account, a purchase or a cosmetic item |
| Add a first-party source that supersedes ours | Issue refunds — only Valve can decide a Steam refund |
| Correct a broken or mislabelled external link | Provide technical support for the game client |
| Clarify how a value was measured or graded | Speak for id Software, Bethesda Softworks or ZeniMax |
| Note a factual gap you can help close | Grant access to beta programmes, keys or content |
Official support instead
For anything involving your account, a purchase, a missing item or a technical fault, go to the publisher:
- Bethesda Support —
help.bethesda.net, the official support portal for Quake Champions and other Bethesda titles. - Steam — for purchase, refund and account issues on the platform side, including the refund policy linked from the Steam page.
- The official Bethesda Discord —
discord.com/invite/Bethesda, the publisher's own community channel.
This guide is an independent, unofficial site. It is not an official channel for id Software, Bethesda Softworks, ZeniMax Media or Valve Corporation, it cannot act for any of them, and it does not handle game accounts, purchases, refunds, bans, save files or technical support — so a request about any of those has to go to the parties above.
Safety and what not to send
There is no contact form on this page, and the site itself keeps no copy of a message: it is a static site with no form, no account system and no database behind it. Do not send passwords, payment information, account credentials, save files or other sensitive data — none of it is needed to look at a correction, and no one acting for this site will ask you for it. The privacy page explains how a message is delivered and what the site stores.
Two things this page does not promise. There is no response time — this is a small editorial reference site rather than a support desk, and reports are taken in the order they can be verified. And the address above is not a registered agent for formal legal notices: a copyright or trademark message reaches the same place as everything else, so describe the material and the action you are asking for rather than sending a formal notice to it.
Known gaps we would especially like help with
If you have a first-party source for any of the following, it would improve this site materially:
- The full official map list. The store states 27 maps; only eight names can currently be cited, and community lists give 26. See the maps page.
- Per-Champion ability names and values. No first-party table exists and the roster page therefore stops at weight class and stack. See the characters page.
- Weapon damage and ammo figures. Never published, and marked unverified rather than estimated. See the weapons page.
- Post-1.31 item respawn intervals. The community table predates the final patch. See item timers.
How corrections are handled
Every change ships with a source and a date, so a report that includes both is the fastest route to an update. When a figure changes, the page's check date moves with it, and where a value was replaced for a documented reason the change is stated on the page rather than silently applied. How that grading works is explained on the about page; what this site stores when you visit is on the privacy page.
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