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Accusations with no Explanation
I do not think they are just trying to cover themselves. When they make a mistake, they admit it.
Are you using any type of macros, keybinds or other software at all when you play? ( something to open/use a stak of something quickly) Have you been standing around in 1 spot performing the same action over and over (example, in LA just running in to the wall/healing while AFK?)
I have only assigned keys to the buttons on my mouse. The mouse has the ability to use macros, but has remained untouched since I bought it a year and a half ago, which I have been using since the launch of GW2. I have not downloaded any outside material for GW2. There is no button that I press that is not one button to one key.
I also think they would admit when they made a mistake, but I can’t seem to find anything I’ve done wrong either. So I feel like I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place.
I was ‘permanently banned’ for Gold Selling. Through several emails I was assured that there was no mistake. After the fourth time of explaining I was not selling gold, but merely placing it in my Guild bank for a guildie to use, and then retrieving it, I got an email stating my account had been re-instated. Nothing about making a mistake, though one had been made. I fully understand why it could have looked suspicious, but it wasn’t a case of Gold-selling.
I am just grateful to have my account back. Probably should not look a gift horse in the mouth, and just let it go.
They do make mistakes and they don’t admit to them. Like Inculpatus, I received a permanent ban for gold selling because 3 of us guildies loaned each other money to get the Golden title. They reinstated my account the next day after I made a ticket but never admitted that they made a mistake.
So, it’s best just to take the reinstatement and go on.
They do make mistakes and they don’t admit to them. Like Inculpatus, I received a permanent ban for gold selling because 3 of us guildies loaned each other money to get the Golden title. They reinstated my account the next day after I made a ticket but never admitted that they made a mistake.
So, it’s best just to take the reinstatement and go on.
To be fair the fact that they removed the permanent ban is basically the exact same thing as admitting they made a mistake.
Krall Peterson – Warrior
Piken Square
They do make mistakes and they don’t admit to them. Like Inculpatus, I received a permanent ban for gold selling because 3 of us guildies loaned each other money to get the Golden title. They reinstated my account the next day after I made a ticket but never admitted that they made a mistake.
So, it’s best just to take the reinstatement and go on.
To be fair the fact that they removed the permanent ban is basically the exact same thing as admitting they made a mistake.
I don’t know about you, but I was taught when I messed up I actually had to tell the other person “sorry, I made a mistake”. Fixing the mistake but saying nothing is weak sauce. It fixes the mistake while admitting nothing and offering nothing after accusing someone of breaking the rules and punishing them.
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Hi Baughy,
I just got my account back after being banned and my situation is identical to yours. I know I did nothing to warrant a ban and three times I asked customer support to tell me what I got banned for and have not been given an answer.
It really is frustrating to be given no information.
The problem with things like botting is that if they give out that information and someone actually WAS using a bot, they can use that information to make the bot harder to detect next time.
So if they offer up “thing X, Y, and Z triggered the flag”, a botter knows next time to avoid X, Y, and Z things in his program.
ArenaNet Communications Manager
This is not an issue that can be resolved through a forum post. Please update your ticket — simply respond to one of the most recent e-mails you received with the ticket number in the subject line — and an agent will assist you.
Please be aware that we will not provide a “blueprint for cheating” by telling players what they did that triggered a suspension or termination. Even if you are reinstated, our revealing, “Well, you did A, B, C, and D, and that looked like cheating” will go public, will then give cheaters examples of what we track to try to remove them from the game. As much as you want that information, we simply cannot give it to you — for the good of the game.
I know it’s frustrating if you truly are innocent, but we must keep the detection methods confidential. In addition, we must keep them quite close to the line between cheating and non-cheating, or a gazillion cheaters will plague our game. It’s frustrating to us, too, to know that occasionally — and these situations really are very uncommon — an innocent player is actioned. And we’re very sorry when that happens.
If you were suspended or terminated in error, Support will help you. And if you were entirely innocent of wrongdoing, we sincerely apologize for making an error. But do know this: Sometimes, we will give someone a second chance, and in that case it’s up to that player to figure out what s/he did and why that account was actioned to prevent future action on the account. And sometimes, those who post to say they didn’t do anything (and I am not pointing at anyone in this thread, but speaking generally) actually did do something, they simply didn’t expect to get caught. These players would love to have details so they can modify their illicit actions to not get caught in the future.
Communications Manager
Guild & Fansite Relations; In-Game Events
ArenaNet
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