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« on: July 07, 2026, 04:01:48 AM »
This isn't about Shotgun and Startale, but about bans. There are players here who genuinely deserve a ban for trash talk, and that wasn't Shotgun. It was just an example, to show that they, too, could be banned without reason. Because the administration is incompetent. Regarding security and Tora's actions—yes, removing the admin panel from a "dishonest player" is right, but I had a limited admin panel, since the only thing I could do was change stats and icons. It didn't allow me to do anything important. I couldn't change ladder data or restart the server. From the tools I also had bans and kicks with announcements (red messages), but I didn't allow myself to ban without reason.
Therefore, removing the admin panel made no sense, and I'm not upset. I don't understand why it wasn't announced from a normal perspective, but was simply done.
The reason was not given. I'm an honest player. And I spoke about my dishonest actions. Revoking administrator rights makes no sense. Doing it before would be understandable.
Regarding StarTale. This guy constantly trash-talks me for no reason; he's just angry with me. But I've never banned him, even though I've often wanted to, because I had the opportunity. I'm just wondering if our administration has the same patience. After all, our admins rarely log in to play the game and can't even handle situations like this. They're too rarely present.
The gist of it was that players are subject to bans without reason and simply for fun.
Dopa, you won't be able to resolve anything with Il. ARMilitar is taking all the brunt and pretending to be the king of the community. So it's unlikely Il will get anything until this administrator is demoted. Moreover, trash talk is allowed here, otherwise we'll have to ban half the server. So there's no solution to this.
Short bans for trash talk are appropriate, but the rules surrounding it haven't been finalized yet, so you can ignore them.
Regarding the Trojan in the HotKeys folder, I believe I had a black screen after reinstalling Windows. Of course, it could be because I configured PUBG through the Nvidia control panel, but it's not certain, since I don't remember if PUBG was on the computer at the time. Or maybe it was something else. But Warcraft was definitely on the computer. It doesn't bother me that I used it all the time, and even if there's a Trojan (trojan spy) or spyware in there, nothing can happen to me anymore, since it's always been that way. Nevertheless, having uninstalled Warcraft, I feel calmer. I want the administration to speak out on this matter and stop doing what they're doing for fun. Then maybe I'll return to Warcraft. For now, it’s enough for me that I’ve been playing for 9 and a half years and I’m not afraid of bans.