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Absurdity of casual banning

Yashu_rao

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Hey everyone,
I think we need to talk about the absolute comedy routine that is PikaNetwork’s current screening process.
I recently got slapped with a temporary ban for "Refusal to SS" while casually grinding mobs. The twist? I never actually refused. I just happen to own a slow PC and internet that operates at the speed of a snail. I didn't have AnyDesk installed, so while I was waiting for my low-spec PC to slowly download it, the staff apparently ran out of patience and decided I was stalling.

Since when did playing a casual block game to unwind require NASA-grade fiber internet and a high-end gaming rig pre-loaded with remote desktop software? If staff checked server logs for even two seconds, they’d see my human click rate. A real autoclicker clears 30–40 mobs in 2 seconds. I was just a regular player fighting my own hardware lag.
But the absolute funniest part of this whole situation is who isn't getting banned.

While legitimate players are getting hit with temporary bans just for having bad internet, we have people literally writing full-on confessions in public chat. Just look at the screenshot I attached. Players are casually admitting to using autoclickers, aim assist, and killaura in global chat, totally unbothered.

It feels like the staff team is completely blind to the actual blenders ruining PvP, but the moment a casual player takes more than two minutes to download a file, it's treated like a major offense.
Can we please get a reasonable grace period for players who don't have supercomputers? Handing out temporary bans over a slow download speed while actual hackers are giving chat interviews about their client config is a wild way to run a server.

What do you guys think? Anyone else out there get hit with a ban just because their Wi-Fi decided to take a nap during an SS check?

(screenshot A Casual cheater not getting ban is attached xd)
 

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You can make an appeal here to get unbanned if you have proof that it was genuinely taking time to download anydesk and you weren't stalling. As to that guy admitting to using an auto clicker, you can report them if you have video proof of them cheating, or you could've done /report in-game. I dont think a standalone screenshot of the player boasting about using an auto clicker is enough to get them banned.
 
You can make an appeal here to get unbanned if you have proof that it was genuinely taking time to download anydesk and you weren't stalling. As to that guy admitting to using an auto clicker, you can report them if you have video proof of them cheating, or you could've done /report in-game. I dont think a standalone screenshot of the player boasting about using an auto clicker is enough to get them banned.
I already appealed 4 hours and 30 min ago (4 views on the application but still no response) as for the proof idk if anyone would consider it or not but i am attaching a screenshot of my regular internet speed. About the person on chat, if admitting to their own offence is not a proof then idk what is, also the in game player report barely works and mostly shows the player is offline.
 

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I already appealed 4 hours and 30 min ago (4 views on the application but still no response) as for the proof idk if anyone would consider it or not but i am attaching a screenshot of my regular internet speed. About the person on chat, if admitting to their own offence is not a proof then idk what is, also the in game player report barely works and mostly shows the player is offline.
If you have already appealed then just be patient for a response, and those 4 views could just be from you refreshing/ opening the appeal.
You need to have evidence off it being delayed due to your internet at the time, when you were asked for SS. Someone "admitting" to using an auto clicker isnt valid evidence, as it could just be them joking or something. You need to have evidence like a recording of their gameplay for it to be proper evidence. And if the in-game player report system shows that the player is offline, you are supposed to make a report on the forums.
 
Hey everyone,
I think we need to talk about the absolute comedy routine that is PikaNetwork’s current screening process.
I recently got slapped with a temporary ban for "Refusal to SS" while casually grinding mobs. The twist? I never actually refused. I just happen to own a slow PC and internet that operates at the speed of a snail. I didn't have AnyDesk installed, so while I was waiting for my low-spec PC to slowly download it, the staff apparently ran out of patience and decided I was stalling.

Since when did playing a casual block game to unwind require NASA-grade fiber internet and a high-end gaming rig pre-loaded with remote desktop software? If staff checked server logs for even two seconds, they’d see my human click rate. A real autoclicker clears 30–40 mobs in 2 seconds. I was just a regular player fighting my own hardware lag.
But the absolute funniest part of this whole situation is who isn't getting banned.

While legitimate players are getting hit with temporary bans just for having bad internet, we have people literally writing full-on confessions in public chat. Just look at the screenshot I attached. Players are casually admitting to using autoclickers, aim assist, and killaura in global chat, totally unbothered.

It feels like the staff team is completely blind to the actual blenders ruining PvP, but the moment a casual player takes more than two minutes to download a file, it's treated like a major offense.
Can we please get a reasonable grace period for players who don't have supercomputers? Handing out temporary bans over a slow download speed while actual hackers are giving chat interviews about their client config is a wild way to run a server.

What do you guys think? Anyone else out there get hit with a ban just because their Wi-Fi decided to take a nap during an SS check?

(screenshot A Casual cheater not getting ban is attached xd)
you didnt need to paste all of this, you could just "i got banned cuz my pc is as slow as m-"
anyway it's not their fault if your PC is bad since you might have made it bad intentionally.
 
also downloading anydesk does NOT need a "nasa computer", take my core 2 duo as an example.
 
also downloading anydesk does NOT need a "nasa computer", take my core 2 duo as an exam
LMAO i bet you to open minecraft and 2 browser tabs at the same time in a 4gb ram pc with integrated graphics while having the internet speed of 3mbps
 
you didnt need to paste all of this, you could just "i got banned cuz my pc is as slow as m-"
anyway it's not their fault if your PC is bad since you might have made it bad intentionally.
So you are just saying that people who can not afford a decent pc should not be allowed on the server??
 
So you are just saying that people who can not afford a decent pc should not be allowed on the server??
i didnt say that
i said you dont deserve to play if your cpu is at 100% all the time
just optimize the pc its not that hard
 
LMAO i bet you to open minecraft and 2 browser tabs at the same time in a 4gb ram pc with integrated graphics while having the internet speed of 3mbps
yes atleast i didnt get kicked from the screenshare "lmao"
its 600mbps
 
Anydesk is very lightweight, and your claim about having a extremely low-end PC isn't valid as Minecraft ain't running on that hardware (3 mbps bro)


Anydesk is like 8 mb which is very light by today's standards.
 
Anydesk is very lightweight, and your claim about having a extremely low-end PC isn't valid as Minecraft ain't running on that hardware (3 mbps bro)


Anydesk is like 8 mb which is very light by today's standards.
You are confusing internet speed with PC hardware capability. Minecraft runs locally on hardware, not over the internet, so a 3 Mbps connection has zero impact on local FPS or RAM usage.
The issue isn’t the file size of AnyDesk. The issue is that opening a modern browser (like Chrome or Edge) on a 4GB RAM system while Minecraft is actively running instantly pushes memory usage past 100%. That causes severe hard-faulting, system freezes, and tab crashes. The lag isn't from downloading the 8MB; it's from the PC struggling to allocate memory to a browser thread while the game is open
 
Vouch. The system is a complete joke. The fact that you get instantly clapped with a ban just because your PC takes more than two minutes to breathe and download a file is ridiculous.Meanwhile, hackers are literally giving public interviews in global chat admitting to killaura and aim assist, and staff does nothing because 'text isn't proof.' But a slow computer is somehow definitive proof of stalling? Make it make sense.
 
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