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Originally Posted by S W O R d
I am the father of this particular post name. My 14 year old son was banned and all he could talk about was Guild Wars. He spent many hours this summer playing and was very excited about the upcoming release of the new game. He is still uncertain what he may have done wrong because he tried to log on and just received a message that he was banned, no warning, no explanatory message, and no evidence presented of intentional wrongdoing on his part. I have a hard time believing he is one of less than ten across the world who have been banned for something he claims he doesn't even know anything about. He feels wrongly accused and punished and I am taking him to Game Stop tomorrow to transfer his early reservation from Guild Wars to Halo 3. I am sure something needed to be done for people who do this duping thing everyone is talking about, but I am pretty sure my son isn't one of them and since he received no warning, as the legal section of the website indicates, I call it yet another episode of idiotic Texas justice out of Austin.
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If you are his father, which I doubt, I would expect you to be grown up enough to understand why bans are done... especially considering you have a fairly young child, which I doubt you'd want hanging around unscrupulous sorts of people. Not just in the case of this dupe exploit, but in any ban where misconduct of any sort was found to have happened. Instead, however, you make childish comments to the effect of "idiotic Texas justice out of Austin." Mature, very.
I suggest reading through the thread, specifically posts from Gaile Gray, concerning what you should do if you feel you have been wrongly banned. PM Gaile the account information, she can surely have it checked out. Not only the exact reason why your son was banned, but find out exactly what evidence they have pertaining to the case. It may turn out that your son just so happened to be banned for something else around the same time that this duping incident occured. Spamming, swearing, racial slurs, scamming. Possibly even an accidental ban for, again, nothing at all connected to the dupe. Which can easily be found out and cleared up, if that is the case. Knee-jerk reactions are never a good thing. But, being a parent, you'd know that, right?
By the way, children
never lie to their parents.
EDIT: I lol'd. S W O R d is in the same guild as our pals thechunkymonkey and MistsEle. Considering the connection, I'd say it's more than likely your son was involved. Direct knowledge or not may be an entirely different story, however due to the fact that we know for certain thechunkymonkey had these items, MistsEle declared that someone in their guild had given them and, well, "the rest of" their guild a bunch of armbraces, I'd say it's more than likely he had the items in question in his possession.