Thread: Why was I banned?

I would like to request that I be unbanned. I do not know why I was banned, my friend and I were just playing, then he got banned, and I got banned as well. I wasn't even doing that great. I have a screen shot with my score, and all the players online just before I was banned. I would like to know why I was banned as well. Thank you ahead of time!

Does Some Random Pirate need to make this post as well? Or does this cover him? He was banned under the same situation.





- Foamy Pirate

1) I honestly do not know why I got banned, but I will venture a guess that it may have been a lack of team play. Some Random Pirate and I were going off on our own little tangent quite often.

2) My guess is that Tony Perkiss is the admin who banned us.

3) I would really like to be unbanned because I absolutely enjoy playing here. My brother and I enjoy our evenings here. I would love to have this continue.

4) I will do my best to refrain from going off on my own little tangent, and getting myself banned.

Thanks ahead of time.

Me and Sambo banned you, your lack of teamplay was a major factor, you pre-fired and sprayed walls where people were hiding, you also somehow knew where everyone was before turning.

Your information will be reviewed by the admins of the server, your vote has been put up, it will last 3 days

Stay tuned

I can explain the prefiring and such. I have been playing CS since Beta 6.1 (when they introduced the aug). So, after a while you tend to expect where people will be hiding. Often times, my friend and I play together, and if he see's someone while he is alive (we never ghost), he will inform me where he is. This is no different than using the in-game voice chat. Headphones also help to hear footsteps, which I use. If I hear the footsteps coming, I know they are there, and start firing as the sound gets near the corner, or I can hear them moving around around the corner, and come around aiming where the sound was. None of this seems too unreasonable to me. Thank you.

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