SuperScrubby wrote: »I'm hoping this is good news since I haven't logged in today. I hope nobody reported me for boss farming since people have been overzealous lately....
I am happy to see that action is being taken.
However, my husband's account was erroneously banned for gold spamming. He frequently reported gold spammers - perhaps there is a misunderstanding there. After the 'review' they informed him his ban is permanent.
In the push to address in-game problems, there will be mistakes. I'm sure everyone is extraordinarily busy - launch is such a difficult time.
But to have the review turn out to be inadequate? What is the point of the review if it isn't done properly (as must have been the case). Maybe the people with this job simply aren't given enough time to do it right in these current conditions.
It's sad. He really enjoyed this game. He even took some days off of work to play (including the day he tried logging in only to discover his account was frozen).
Mempomaniac wrote: »
I wouldn't fret too much over it. Generally*, getting a complaint is the beginning of an investigative process, not the end of it.
brandonedward wrote: »Mempomaniac wrote: »
I wouldn't fret too much over it. Generally*, getting a complaint is the beginning of an investigative process, not the end of it.
Say that to a bunch of people who were banned "permanently" simply by just trading gold to their friends, guildies, and even people on the same IP address (20k-40k+), along with some that just put gold into their shared bank, then took it out with an alt, only to be banned.
I'm afraid to even trade now, or even put gold into my bank... or to have it on me... or to even play!
TwistedRiddlesb14_ESO wrote: »brandonedward wrote: »Mempomaniac wrote: »
I wouldn't fret too much over it. Generally*, getting a complaint is the beginning of an investigative process, not the end of it.
Say that to a bunch of people who were banned "permanently" simply by just trading gold to their friends, guildies, and even people on the same IP address (20k-40k+), along with some that just put gold into their shared bank, then took it out with an alt, only to be banned.
I'm afraid to even trade now, or even put gold into my bank... or to have it on me... or to even play!
I really hope this gets resolved. This is like the biggest customer service mistake I have ever seen in an MMO.
TwistedRiddlesb14_ESO wrote: »brandonedward wrote: »Mempomaniac wrote: »
I wouldn't fret too much over it. Generally*, getting a complaint is the beginning of an investigative process, not the end of it.
Say that to a bunch of people who were banned "permanently" simply by just trading gold to their friends, guildies, and even people on the same IP address (20k-40k+), along with some that just put gold into their shared bank, then took it out with an alt, only to be banned.
I'm afraid to even trade now, or even put gold into my bank... or to have it on me... or to even play!
I really hope this gets resolved. This is like the biggest customer service mistake I have ever seen in an MMO.
I agree. From what I can tell from talking to friends and guildmates, there is a lot of insecurity right now. Whether those people reporting to be innocently banned are telling the truth or not, it has lead to people not being sure about what is allowed and what not. As in: Can we give money we earned while adventuring to guildmates and friends in need without having to fear to get flagged as a gold seller?
Some kind of official statement to reassure people would be in order.
On a more positve note, I congratulate ZOS for taking quick and harsh action against those who actually do deserve to get banned for cheating. It is good to hear that action is being taken against gold sellers and botters. Keep it up!
TwistedRiddlesb14_ESO wrote: »brandonedward wrote: »Mempomaniac wrote: »
I wouldn't fret too much over it. Generally*, getting a complaint is the beginning of an investigative process, not the end of it.
Say that to a bunch of people who were banned "permanently" simply by just trading gold to their friends, guildies, and even people on the same IP address (20k-40k+), along with some that just put gold into their shared bank, then took it out with an alt, only to be banned.
I'm afraid to even trade now, or even put gold into my bank... or to have it on me... or to even play!
I really hope this gets resolved. This is like the biggest customer service mistake I have ever seen in an MMO.
I agree. From what I can tell from talking to friends and guildmates, there is a lot of insecurity right now. Whether those people reporting to be innocently banned are telling the truth or not, it has lead to people not being sure about what is allowed and what not. As in: Can we give money we earned while adventuring to guildmates and friends in need without having to fear to get flagged as a gold seller?
Some kind of official statement to reassure people would be in order.
On a more positve note, I congratulate ZOS for taking quick and harsh action against those who actually do deserve to get banned for cheating. It is good to hear that action is being taken against gold sellers and botters. Keep it up!