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HiTech_Nadz's avatar
6 years ago

Banned while in game

why did i got banned while playing on normal match, only thing i can think of is the overlay im using. Im using the Custom Desktop Logo to have a better crosshair because its kinda hard to see the default white dot crosshair from ingame and i only made a green + crosshair . sigh ...

6 Replies

  • Hey @HiTech_Nadz!


    You should have received an e-mail regarding the ban.

    If you think this ban was applied to your account by mistake.
    You can reach out to the Terms of Service Team to appeal this ban.

    Click here to Contact the ToS Team


    Unfortunately, we can't assist further with account bans on AHQ.
    However, if you have any questions, you can drop them down below.

  • HiTech_Nadz's avatar
    HiTech_Nadz
    6 years ago
    @Zeelmaekers Hi , thank you for replying.
    yes i did email the ToS team and they replied that i am indeed cheating and suspended me for 28 days, am i using the custom desktop logo only for crosshair overlay. thats a bit too much for that, i mean the in game white dot cross hair is really bad and i can barely see it specially when its on a white area of the map like on the snow side. this is sad. ☹️
  • Zeelmaekers's avatar
    Zeelmaekers
    Hero+
    6 years ago

    Hey @HiTech_Nadz 

    Yha, using 3rd party software for that isn't allowed for creating a better crosshair.
    You can find a list of all whitelisted software here: EAC - Whitelisted software 

    Maybe request more crosshair options so you can customize them in-game.
    If a lot of people agree it might be added in the game, I mean I would support it 🤔

    But hey, at least it's not a permaban  😳

  • Kanekio0's avatar
    Kanekio0
    6 years ago

    i had the same thing done , temp ban for 28 days but then after a few hours i got a mail for permanent ban . please like atleast should give one chance just for using a crosshair ,giving me a perma ban its not like aimbot ,but i admit its a third pt software .

    @Zeelmaekers