How to appeal a ban?
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Nora actual reddit user
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a few years ago i was banned for trying to use injection hacks to modify my class loadouts names and what not. i think it was sometime back in 2023 when i was like 15, im perm banned and im just trying to play black ops 2 for some nostalgia, dont plan on messing with anything of the sorts. can someone help out?
Phoxphor said in How to appeal a ban?:
a few years ago i was banned for trying to use injection hacks to modify my class loadouts names and what not. i think it was sometime back in 2023 when i was like 15, im perm banned and im just trying to play black ops 2 for some nostalgia, dont plan on messing with anything of the sorts. can someone help out?
As far as I know, Pluto staff doesn't handle "unbans." Bans and unbans are automated, so you must wait for the time stated in the notification.
Usually, it’s 7 days if it’s your first time, unless you were trying to evade the ban (by creating multiple accounts).
In that case, you will receive a 10-year ban. -
Hello. I got banned using mod on a Lan private server on Cod5 Waw. Being banned by using mod on your own private game and nothing else is RIDICULOUS.
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Hello. I got banned using mod on a Lan private server on Cod5 Waw. Being banned by using mod on your own private game and nothing else is RIDICULOUS.
chocolatine31 no, not reading the anti-cheat documentation before cheating (especially the big red box explaining that you can't do what you did) and then complaining is ridiculous...
https://plutonium.pw/docs/anticheat/
either way, now you know! All you can do is wait out your 7 days and remember to not do it again!
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by default plutonium allows you to unlock all guns and customize them. Not sure why you need to do such a thing
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Hello, I would like to appeal my ban. I don't know why I was banned; I don't know if I used an application I shouldn't have. It all happened out of ignorance. I would appreciate it if you could lift the ban because I want to play.
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Hello, I would like to appeal my ban. I don't know why I was banned; I don't know if I used an application I shouldn't have. It all happened out of ignorance. I would appreciate it if you could lift the ban because I want to play.
FirePegasusZ i was banned too for 20 days ban hardware to be honest we deserve this we shouldnt have cheated anyway but you gotta learn the hard way and i know that i wish they lift the ban on me but also i deserve that to violate their terms
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I’m not staff, but let me tell you something — bans are fair for everyone. If you were to get unbanned, that would be unfair to others. That means you’re completely screwed. Plutonium gives you a second chance by waiting out the ban period, but maybe you created more accounts and doubled the time.
Littlegods totally make sense as a cheater i see this a fair statement im banned by the way 20 days or more i think but yeah cheaters deserve this
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FirePegasusZ i was banned too for 20 days ban hardware to be honest we deserve this we shouldnt have cheated anyway but you gotta learn the hard way and i know that i wish they lift the ban on me but also i deserve that to violate their terms
Into_TheVoid
I’m not going to criticize you, because there would be no point in doing so.
However, I would like to know why you chose to cheat in the first place.What was the idea behind that decision, and what were you hoping to achieve?
I’ve read many comments such as, “I was banned and I don’t know why,” and “I cheated and learned my lesson.” But I still don’t really understand the reasoning behind it.
P.S. I don’t mean to be rude in any way. I’m genuinely trying to understand why someone would choose cheating instead of focusing on self-improvement.
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Into_TheVoid
I’m not going to criticize you, because there would be no point in doing so.
However, I would like to know why you chose to cheat in the first place.What was the idea behind that decision, and what were you hoping to achieve?
I’ve read many comments such as, “I was banned and I don’t know why,” and “I cheated and learned my lesson.” But I still don’t really understand the reasoning behind it.
P.S. I don’t mean to be rude in any way. I’m genuinely trying to understand why someone would choose cheating instead of focusing on self-improvement.
ChosenUndead its totally to do so bud you can criticize me i deserve it not gonna lie and you not rude your being honest and i appreciate it tbh cheaters always be a desperate why they suck at the game they choose the easy route which is cheating you can call it to run away from being loser and sucker they suck at life and suck at game so they only want one side to suck at so they run away like i did im sorry for the long comment thank you for your comment have a good day budd
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ChosenUndead its totally to do so bud you can criticize me i deserve it not gonna lie and you not rude your being honest and i appreciate it tbh cheaters always be a desperate why they suck at the game they choose the easy route which is cheating you can call it to run away from being loser and sucker they suck at life and suck at game so they only want one side to suck at so they run away like i did im sorry for the long comment thank you for your comment have a good day budd
Into_TheVoid
Hi,There is no point in calling you anything. Why?
Simple: it wouldn't change anything. Quite the contrary.
Also, I do not condone cheating in any way or form. However, I do think you have probably learned a good lesson here: shortcuts do not always help you.
I've sucked at online FPS games my whole life. In fact, back in the golden days of MW3 (TeknoMW3), I used to have a 0.61 K/D ratio.
Self-improvement is the key to success in every aspect of life. If you really want to get good at FPS games, start with an aim trainer. Use Aim Lab and try the Voltaic Novice Benchmark.
If you enjoy it and want to improve further, then upgrade to Kovaak's.
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Into_TheVoid
Hi,There is no point in calling you anything. Why?
Simple: it wouldn't change anything. Quite the contrary.
Also, I do not condone cheating in any way or form. However, I do think you have probably learned a good lesson here: shortcuts do not always help you.
I've sucked at online FPS games my whole life. In fact, back in the golden days of MW3 (TeknoMW3), I used to have a 0.61 K/D ratio.
Self-improvement is the key to success in every aspect of life. If you really want to get good at FPS games, start with an aim trainer. Use Aim Lab and try the Voltaic Novice Benchmark.
If you enjoy it and want to improve further, then upgrade to Kovaak's.
ChosenUndead i really appreciate the the tips but aren't us humans can make mistakes we are not angels we make mistake and actually learn after it if you looked IRL the only thing that teaches you is not your education or how many books you read its by the life experience you have meaning that you can learned and understood and most important acknowledge your mistakes i didn't come here saying cheating is good i said about the second chances well i learned my lesson and in a million years i wont cheat again ill follow your tips improve my aim and become a good player what i talked about is second chances not allowing mistakes to become more mistakes theres a difference you misunderstood me i do praise cheating i praise about giving a person second chance well how else would he learn ? btw thanks for the tip
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ChosenUndead i really appreciate the the tips but aren't us humans can make mistakes we are not angels we make mistake and actually learn after it if you looked IRL the only thing that teaches you is not your education or how many books you read its by the life experience you have meaning that you can learned and understood and most important acknowledge your mistakes i didn't come here saying cheating is good i said about the second chances well i learned my lesson and in a million years i wont cheat again ill follow your tips improve my aim and become a good player what i talked about is second chances not allowing mistakes to become more mistakes theres a difference you misunderstood me i do praise cheating i praise about giving a person second chance well how else would he learn ? btw thanks for the tip
Into_TheVoid
It is not compulsory to make mistakes in order to learn from them. There are always alternative ways to acquire knowledge or develop a skill.
In this case, you cheated because you thought that most of the players who are really good at the game were probably cheating as well.
That is a common misconception. However, if your perspective had been different, you could have considered another possibility: that they were simply doing things differently.
Instead of assuming they were cheating, you could have looked at what they were doing better and tried to learn from it.Learn from her
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