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i believe bnet won't launch when vpn is on
That can't be correct.
Chinese players were playing on the Asia servers before the Chinese version of D2R even existed, and non-Chinese BNet servers were and still are blocked in mainland China (without VPN). Only the official Chinese servers (which only exists since about 1 year ago) can be reached from mainland China without VPN, from what I've heard.
Also, not too long ago (1-2 years ago) there were reports of Korean players having their accounts banned for being created using VPN (apparently some Koreans used VPN to create "overseas" accounts, not sure which country they based the accounts in though). FBI (the Korean D2R streamer) even made a dedicated video about it to alert his viewers that "overseas" accounts created using VPN were being banned by Blizzard.
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My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Softcore, but I play both Softcore and Hardcore.
My Holy Grail Tracker is for Offline Hardcore.
Holy Grail Death Count: 1
This sounds like it was about paying less for the game, by accessing another market. So it would be more a ToS/EULA thing than a Code of Conduct thing.ShadowHeart wrote: 3 hours agoAlso, not too long ago (1-2 years ago) there were reports of Korean players having their accounts banned for being created using VPN (apparently some Koreans used VPN to create "overseas" accounts, not sure which country they based the accounts in though). FBI (the Korean D2R streamer) even made a dedicated video about it to alert his viewers that "overseas" accounts created using VPN were being banned by Blizzard.
The response from Blizzard that OP cites explicitly mentions the Code of Conduct, which is a fairly short document that is focused on how one's actions affect other players' experience. Although the Blizzard guy's response could have been a standard one where they didn't bother changing details appropriately, so we can't know for sure without more info from Blizzard.
Either way, I'm sorry on OP's behalf. Hopefully we will at least find out what was behind the ban.
Usually available after 21CET. Most of my Expansion trades can be converted to RotW, just ask.
You checked if your credentials got leaked and maybe used during the time of your absence for botting?
Back in the old days, when i still used crappy OS like Windows, i had a similar accident with WoW: I returned from holiday to find my account locked and banned and an Email in my inbox telling me, that my account "has been corrupted". Blizz then restored my account and even gave me a compensation for some of the Gold stolen. The difference here is, that WoW is a monthly paid game where Blizz has vital interest in keeping me as a customer while d2r, they don't care about you as you already paid for the game.
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No socketing service. If u get item otherwise, retract ur pending offer. Edit ur post or post "retracted" to do so.
With modern AI's at our disposal available for free it shouldn't be too difficult to open a civil case against Blizzard as Par Se, no representing attorneys at law necessary to waste big $$$ for. You'd learn a lot along the way on procedures involved, that maybe useful in the future. @"Big Oddy", before you dig in, however, make sure your account has not been hacked. It may not be possible without Blizzard's logs to tell for sure, so a court claim it is.vued wrote: 2 days agoIf you really haven't done any of that but Blizzard believes so and doesn't provide any other options, going to court will be the only option left.Big Oddy wrote: 2 days agoThanks for the reply. Per your observations...
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Nothing in character names either. A level 95 Amazon, and two mules. That's it.
There they will have to prove to the judge that you breached the code of conduct. Probably not worth it....
vued wrote: 2 days agoIf you really haven't done any of that but Blizzard believes so and doesn't provide any other options, going to court will be the only option left.
There they will have to prove to the judge that you breached the code of conduct. Probably not worth it....
I'm skeptical that this will work, there is always a lot of legalese in games' EULAs that basically beams down to "you promise not to sue us". But AI can probably help condensate what the EULA actually says about this. There are also customer protection laws in different countries that limit what an EULA can imply.bigbikefan wrote: 1 hour agoWith modern AI's at our disposal available for free it shouldn't be too difficult to open a civil case against Blizzard as Par Se, no representing attorneys at law necessary to waste big $$$ for. You'd learn a lot along the way on procedures involved, that maybe useful in the future. @"Big Oddy", before you dig in, however, make sure your account has not been hacked. It may not be possible without Blizzard's logs to tell for sure, so a court claim it is.
This is something that is reasonable to expect Blizzard to help investigate. You can always ask them for logs of your time in game, and match to when you know you were or were not playing. And then it might turn out easier for them to provide some more info about the circumstances of your ban, giving you a better position to argue your case.Blubbalutsch wrote: 2 hours agoYou checked if your credentials got leaked and maybe used during the time of your absence for botting?
Usually available after 21CET. Most of my Expansion trades can be converted to RotW, just ask.
I have something that comes to mind reading this story. I know some people are using Claude as an AI assist to read their computer. That could have been unintentional but do you use an IA like that while you were playing to D2R? That could maybe have triggered a ''third party'' program?
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