question about reforming after being suspended

Z03 B0T·Apr 22, 2019·1 votes·4,665 views

I was temporarily suspended for 14 days on my last report from about 2 years ago and I haven't been punished or reported for anything since. Does this mean that my account is still on the 1st strike to getting permabanned or do I get my strikes back from being a good boy

8 Comments

Umbral RegentApr 22, 20193 votes

So, to clarify, you were 14-day banned two years ago, and have been showing good (or at least neutral) behavior since then? How often have you played since the 14-day suspension?

Z03 B0TApr 22, 20191 votes

i've played quite a lot of games since then, I'd say around 200+ a year, and have been showing good behavior and am currently honor level 3 or 4(i forget)

Umbral RegentApr 23, 20191 votes

Then, considering how frequently you play, I'd say you've at least de-escalated one punishment tier, if not more. It's safe to say that you're not in strictly immediate danger of a permanent ban on a slip-up, barring the possibility of zero-tolerance chat.

Glad to hear you've taken to reform so well, and keep up the good work!

Z03 B0TApr 24, 20191 votes

thank you good sir*[slayer-pantheon-thumbs]*

Kei143Apr 22, 20192 votes

Depends on games played. You drop a punishment tier every 300 games or so.

GatekeeperTDSApr 22, 20192 votes

No. No, no, no, no. Do not give made-up and blatantly false information about a situation like this. Account behavior health is an individual thing and will depend on how the OP has behaved since the last punishment. There is no set amount of games or formula.

Umbral RegentApr 22, 20191 votes

Well, not all of what Kei143 is saying is false. Games played is generally involved in punishment tier de-escalation, more-or-less as much as behavior does.

There may not be any set amount of games or strict formula (that we know of), but what we do know is that an account can de-escalate in punishment tiers through frequent play with good (or at least neutral) behavior.

Kei143Apr 22, 20191 votes

There is.

Games played for the average player for approximately 3 months. That hasn't changed and is one of the aspects where different systems don't communicate with each other.

What you speak of is how the system should interact, but it currently doesn't as they still use the old interaction.