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Jason_The_Kaise
9 years ago
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I got banned via FairFight for nothing. I really need help cause i enjoyed this.

Can EA help me. I got banned via fairfight for nothing. I got banned earlier : 1 week suspension - LvL3 Monitoring Active #o3Z82z. I was playing sniper all the time. After a week i could play normally and idk what was the reason i got banned. I thought it was a mistake but after two weeks of playing i got banned for good. It was 2 days before the new year. Now i got banned for good and in my bf1 companion where the fairfight codes are it says: You was kicked by the FairFight reason: Banned code #RSuhf1. Now i can't play matchmaking and server browser and it's pisses my off because i did nothing wrong. In some games i had high scores and in some games i had bad scores. Can somebody help with this problem. I really wanna play this game again 😢. Please help me. Thanks. For being sure i calle the IT specialist to check my computer if it had any viruses or hacking softwares. After cleaning all my drives and restarting my computer to fabric configuration the guy said that i dno't have any of that on my computer. The only programs that i'm using when playing games is msi gaming app and msi afterburner. I'm playing also the GTA online , counter-strike Go , overwatch with the same hardware and software and i don't get any of that issues. Please help me and thanks.

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  • IIPrest0nII's avatar
    IIPrest0nII
    9 years ago

    Hello @Jason_The_Kaiser

    The kick or ban code tells you why you were banned, and for how long.

    You were kicked by FairFight. Stated reason: 1 Week Suspension - LvL3 Monitoring Active #o3Z82z

    • We have temporarily blocked your access to the online gameplay portion of Battlefield 1 for 1 week (168 hours) and your stats might be reset.

     You were kicked by FairFight. Stated reason: Banned Code #RSuhf1

    • We have permanently blocked your access to the online gameplay portion of Battlefield 1 and your stats might be reset.

    If you’ve been suspended or banned, you may have broken our rules.

    You break EA’s rules  if you:

    • Promote, encourage, or take part in any activity involving hacking, cracking, phishing, taking advantage of exploits or cheats and/or distribution of counterfeit software and/or virtual currency or items.

    Examples of breaking the rules in Battlefield 1 include, but are not limited to:

    • Use of third-party software, such as aimbots, wallhacks, and other similar cheats in order to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
    • Abuse of game features in an unintended manner to stack on scores in an artificial manner--also known as "stat padding."

    Our penalty system is cumulative. This means that if you keep breaking the rules, we may need to close your EA Account.

    We want to keep you in the game:

     

    If you think you were banned by mistake, send an email at lets_talk@ea.com    More information:

    HOW TO ADDRESS YOUR BANNED OR SUSPENDED ACCOUNT

    LEARN ABOUT BATTLEFIELD 1 BAN CODES

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  • IIPrest0nII's avatar
    IIPrest0nII
    Hero (Retired)
    9 years ago

    Hello @Jason_The_Kaiser

    The kick or ban code tells you why you were banned, and for how long.

    You were kicked by FairFight. Stated reason: 1 Week Suspension - LvL3 Monitoring Active #o3Z82z

    • We have temporarily blocked your access to the online gameplay portion of Battlefield 1 for 1 week (168 hours) and your stats might be reset.

     You were kicked by FairFight. Stated reason: Banned Code #RSuhf1

    • We have permanently blocked your access to the online gameplay portion of Battlefield 1 and your stats might be reset.

    If you’ve been suspended or banned, you may have broken our rules.

    You break EA’s rules  if you:

    • Promote, encourage, or take part in any activity involving hacking, cracking, phishing, taking advantage of exploits or cheats and/or distribution of counterfeit software and/or virtual currency or items.

    Examples of breaking the rules in Battlefield 1 include, but are not limited to:

    • Use of third-party software, such as aimbots, wallhacks, and other similar cheats in order to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
    • Abuse of game features in an unintended manner to stack on scores in an artificial manner--also known as "stat padding."

    Our penalty system is cumulative. This means that if you keep breaking the rules, we may need to close your EA Account.

    We want to keep you in the game:

     

    If you think you were banned by mistake, send an email at lets_talk@ea.com    More information:

    HOW TO ADDRESS YOUR BANNED OR SUSPENDED ACCOUNT

    LEARN ABOUT BATTLEFIELD 1 BAN CODES

  • NLS_BONG's avatar
    NLS_BONG
    7 years ago
     
     

    Something is definitely wrong with Fairfight. I once was a gaming addict going back to titles such as battlefield series , Tom clancy games, rogue spears , ravenshield etc etc.  All my years of gaming i have never thought of, attempted or have been accused of cheating.  Defeats the purpose of gaming, the challenge.  I part time game now on a leisurely basis.  This past weekend 3 mins into a game with a score of 300, i was disconnected with the fairfight disconnection message, i checked my email for further information on my account.  EA accused me of cheating, which is defamation of character without any proof, just the generic scripted response from the support team.  It is useless to contact their support, it appears they do not comprehend any form of communication sent to them. And just respond with generic script.  Do yourself a favor, switch to other gaming titles.. .. I'll be going back to Ravenshield myself.  I will no longer support a company with such poor support for their consumers. And to accuse legitimate dedicated gamers of such actions is really a big mistake on their part.

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