Ban on TFT for no reason. Help, community

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DeepAlchemist wrote:

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neohongkong wrote:

just quit using TFT man.....

How are you gonna sell your stuff in bulk?

Make your tab public and list the price? That's what I did with essences on day 4 of league, that shit sells real fast when you have 50-100 saved up, ppl love that convenience.

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trixxar wrote:

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CrazylikE wrote:

Nobody but the mods of TFT could help you, but good luck.

Or GGG making better decisions than handing over all all high end community crafting to a third party with zero accountability or reason not to use it as a personal real-world money making market?

No, that would be crazy.

Yeah I'm sure this post is totally going to make GGG open their eyes on the matter.

Bah well my post got removed. Forgot I can't include players name cause of "reputation"

Guy was selling on 2 discords is probably why he was banned. He even said it in his post so not sure what he's confused about.

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xPiranha wrote:

Bah well my post got removed. Forgot I can't include players name cause of "reputation"

Guy was selling on 2 discords is probably why he was banned. He even said it in his post so not sure what he's confused about.

I can confirm, as I saw (and replied to) xPiranha's post, certainly looked like he was using 2 accounts. To me it's unknown why anyone would do that, but it is what it is.

First off: There's probably a reason. Secondly, and here comes the sad part and the reason why TfT is a bad thing in principle: They don't need a reason to ban you. At all. What so ever.

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Phrazz wrote:

First off: There's probably a reason. Secondly, and here comes the sad part and the reason why TfT is a bad thing in principle: They don't need a reason to ban you. At all. What so ever.

Technically, GGG could just ban you as well. A streamer recently got banned by GGG for insulting another streamer. GGG could just make up whatever reason they wanted to.

That said, if you don't break any rules and don't draw attention to yourself for any stupid reason, you will most likely be ok.

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CrazylikE wrote:

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Phrazz wrote:

First off: There's probably a reason. Secondly, and here comes the sad part and the reason why TfT is a bad thing in principle: They don't need a reason to ban you. At all. What so ever.

Technically, GGG could just ban you as well. A streamer recently got banned by GGG for insulting another streamer. GGG could just make up whatever reason they wanted to.

That said, if you don't break any rules and don't draw attention to yourself for any stupid reason, you will most likely be ok.

can you PM me who? i thought POM was the only streamer who got banned over insults...

You don't need them.

I checked out TFT not that long ago. Their whole operation is run like a corporation owned by the mafia. I promptly noped right out and never looked back and never felt like I was missing anything because I can do everything I need/want to do without them.

In my opinion, TFT's model is worse for the game than the RMT bots because they try to put a stranglehold on everything. The sooner more people realize this, the better off everyone will be.

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Angrybagel wrote:

You don't need them.

I checked out TFT not that long ago. Their whole operation is run like a corporation owned by the mafia. I promptly noped right out and never looked back and never felt like I was missing anything because I can do everything I need/want to do without them.

In my opinion, TFT's model is worse for the game than the RMT bots because they try to put a stranglehold on everything. The sooner more people realize this, the better off everyone will be.

That strangle hold can be felt in the normal economy for people using official payed tabs as their primary mechanism for selling items, GGG really does need to do something to give the economic power back to their supporters not third party's.

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CrazylikE wrote:

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trixxar wrote:

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CrazylikE wrote:

Nobody but the mods of TFT could help you, but good luck.

Or GGG making better decisions than handing over all all high end community crafting to a third party with zero accountability or reason not to use it as a personal real-world money making market?

No, that would be crazy.

Yeah I'm sure this post is totally going to make GGG open their eyes on the matter.

So bow down and be silent? Or do you have some better route?

To be clear, if you think GGG monitors the forums (aside from their new employees who are literally just here to ban people) then you must be a newcomer to playing PoE. (and no, challenges dont really speak to longevity or knowledge, just commitment, focus, or sometimes credit cards - though to be fair, there are only so many you can buy).

Of course they dont care what is posted here, either a white knight defense, or a criticism. You wont get brownie points, I wont achieve change. This is simply a discussion for the sake of discussion.