cublife

lol loser. just go play on another server. why's it gotta be that one? There's so many servers. Grow up.

As ridiculous as I feel like his post was, there's a problem with what you said about it being alpha and that being the issue. It is currently nothing more than a mod for a game that costs $30. The standalone will be alpha, yes. But this is still a mod. I, like many others have been banned from this mod by a service that has clearly fucked up. I admit that I may have caused my cd-key to be stolen, but I have no way of proving that because battleye won't even respond. They won't respond to anyone. They are banning people from a mod. A mod that was the sole reason for me, and many others, purchasing the game. At this present time this mod is not making Rocket money, it's making Arma 2 money. Arma 2's service, battleye, banned me and many many others. Many for legitimate reasons, but also a very large amount of people for completely illegitimate reasons. They have thus far refused to even attempt to work with users to figure out how to fix the bans. I have no complaints about DayZ. The hackers are apart of the territory, standalone will be able to fix that. Same with most other glitches. No, I've got beef with battleye. Please point me in the direction where I can actually get in contact with them and I will happily do so. Until then, you cannot simply ignore peoples demands for answers as to why their purchase is no longer working. I've got no interest in playing Arma 2. Sorry, I've heard it's a good game and all, but I never bought the game for that. Now I've got a useless game, and no reasons as to why I can't use it the way I want to: for DayZ.

Arma II was developed to be very trusting of its users. It's not as simple as most games because Arma II specifically allows scripting. I would assume that the standalone will have proper anti-hacking measures. Until then, just shrug the bullshit off as best you can and have fun.

I have an eery feeling my cd-key was stolen. I think one night I was fairly inebriated and frustrated and wanted to try hacking DayZ. I downloaded a hack (stupidly got one off of a quick google search), but never used it. From the looks of things I'm shit out of luck and have nobody but myself to blame. However, my little rant is for all those who were completely unjustly banned :D. Still, I may be wrong and am just like the others. Given that I never actually used the hack. I guess I'll see what BE has to say.

I also got a global ban yesterday for no reason. I haven't messed with any hacks or scripts of any kind. Emailed BE, now I come here and find that everyone is getting banned, and battle eye not only isn't being proactive about fixing the issue, but pretty much ignores any appeals? All I want to do is play the game. It's the sole purpose that I bought Arma II in the first place, and now I'm banned for doing nothing other than playing. I hate the idea of playing on a non BE server because I'm sure it'll just be hacker central. If the DayZ team were at all interested in the ability of their users to play, isn't there a way they could get a hold of battle eye and tell them to make the appeals a bigger priority? It seems to be a widespread issue currently of legitimate players getting global bans slapped on them. This has been my favorite game that has come out recently and I have put 40+ hours into it. I shrugged off the bugs and glitches. Even did my best to ignore the widespread scripting. Now myself, and many others are just banned? Not cool. In short, getting unjustly banned just sucks.