Why I Shouldn T Be Banned

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Thanks for your help and understanding Michelle, I definitely have other concerns, I truly and honestly Apologize for committing or not committing this "false claim" I am being held for, it has to be a huge misunderstanding on both of our behalf's, i'm positive we can find a middle ground and solve this unfortunate situation, I am really sorry and sadden by this. I promise you I have learned my lesson after 2 years away from gaming and I won’t be costing the support team time or money dealing with a future infraction or ban, once this is resolved, I truly am so sorry for what has caused this ban. have you ever wanted a second chance? that's all I am asking for, a little compassion and desire to want a second chance please. why did I not receive a warning ban? or strike? why did I have to be suspended without prior warning? is this really a fair punishment for being a loyal customer and player? I never cheated or …show more content…

I have a strong belief my ban has been issued incorrectly and falsely, there is no way this is real, I never cheated in game please help me... I was never warned nor temporarily banned because i did not cheat in game, if you help me at least you'll know you helped a player who doesn't cheat. this whole situation reads as a false misunderstood ban. I loved spending my paycheck on the game because it became a hobby for me to play, it got my mind off the real world and gave me a place to relax and wind down from the hard day, this may sound unreasonable to you but playing rovu really got me through a sad time in life, when everything felt like it was ending I would just log into the game and play with my knight, fixing my build and stats, it really got me thinking about mathematics and strategy, plus all the memories I have with my friends in game will be missed, they truly are good people, must all good things come to an end

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