I wanted to know the reason for my ban for ninja looting in dungeons. When I can only pick up items that I can equip, I don't understand anything, and I would like to know what happened.I want to see the evidence of ninja looting.
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Member
Ban Ninja loot .
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Moderator
You won't be shown the evidence that led to your ban.
You also more than likely rolled Need on something that wasn't for the role you were playing in the instance.
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Member
For what reason the evidence of the ban won't be shown. All I can see here is favoritism towards the person who banned me. I want to see the proof. I want to know where I went wrong so it doesn't happen again. Besides, I accidentally rolled 'Need' on an item that I can't equip, and no one in the dungeon told me they needed it because if they had, I would have gladly given it to them. Also, considering picking up one or two items accidentally from the dungeon finder as Ninja looting is a bit unfair. Everyone had the same chance to win it. For me, Ninja looting is keeping all the loot without giving others the same opportunity. I would like to see the evidence, please. Another thing, here people are banned without the possibility of making their appeal. Besides all this, I have little time to play, and on a day when I could, I encounter this, and I'm really upset
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Moderator
Because the evidence is for us to see, not you.
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Member
With all due respect, I find it a bit unfair not to be able to see the evidence for the ban because the only thing I can think of is favoritism, and it seems like a friend of an admin banned me for no apparent reason
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Moderator
It's a standard for probably every online game out there.
If avoiding the blame for your actions with imaginary "favoritism" is your thing, have a blast, but that won't change anything.
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Member
"Probably" is a few of them, i played a lot of wow servers where the proof is shown to the players... I think it's more fair since you can photoshop any picture in any moment
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Moderator
I never take into consideration other private servers in an equation.
I don't care what "Nacho Wow" ran by Jorge in his backyard for three other friends does, they aren't a standard.
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Member
Why did you said "its an standard for online games", its a fallacy to exaggerate with "nacho wow" and it makes me think you're not serious enough because you're trying to humillate my argument.
Have you played for example, warsages? 10 years of WoW server experience with above 2500 players in 2020, is that nacho wow for three friends? i know it's not as much as warsages, but it's not a "nacho wow server" don't you think?
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Member
I think you should just read the TOS for gameplay and forums. You messed up, were then punished, and now you're upset that you got caught. Just move on and abide by the SERVER RULES YOU PLAY ON...doesn't matter what any other game, server, or application does to enforce rules because they aren't warmane. Standard practice in a LOT of online games, including blizzard games, would be to ban you right now for abuse/disrespect towards admins. I would consider yourself lucky they haven't banned you again.
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