Closed Ban Appeal

ALL Your Character Names:
ShadowSide , shadowHS , MaWigga

Last thing you did:
leveling / pq

Why do you think you got banned?:
absolutely no clue

Ban message when attempting to log in:
Id deleted or blocked

the only thing i can think of is using 3 diffrent pc's but for a good reason
my pc was only for studying and very slow so was super hard to get multi client running smooth
so i bought a pc from a student in my campus whos playing or was playing mapleroyals too
i had many problems with his pc like random freezes so isent it to the store for fixing
untill then and in the last 48houers im playing in my personal macbook

might seems like account shareing or so? but im the only one who playes and played my account. !
please let me know if anything more needed, im in vecation and i want keep enjoy playing the game, thank you

 

macrobotting?
ban evading?? is that a joke? what are u talking about

every step i did was 100% manual and made by me
and what is even ban evading
please can you check again you are talking about my account and not mixing it up with somone else?
i truly tells you non of thos things are current

im a good player who just came back to enjoy the oldschool ride not to hurt anyone and deffently deffently not to bot lmao

 

ive been told what ban evading means..
last time i played maple was around 10y ago . i truly dont remember if i was playing mapleroyals or not
this is for the ban evading part


for the macro botting part or whatever im a Programmer/Coder that have many softwares on my pc im building ai agents
but never did use anything for maple
can you please check my logs and each level i made individually ?!

"Go find somewhere else to spend your vacation, because you are not wanted here.'' this is a tough thing to say to your players ,|
im not asking for a second chance because i know i never did anything worng or aginst the Tos
im just asking for a second and maybe deeper inspection in my case

thank you heidi

 

First of all, the idea of disrespecting players whom you consider "hackers" or "bots" is unfair. The sense of power used to "bring down the hammer" and silence players so they cannot give their side of the story is not fair to begin with.

As I stated before, I work with my PC and run many scripts that might theoretically look like in-game interference. I did not realize at the time that my background work tools might be monitored or considered a violation of the TOS when I wasn't even using them within the game.

A person who intends to hack would not "instantly turn it off" just because they remembered they were being monitored—that makes no sense. If I intended to cheat, I would use hacks to benefit myself; I wouldn't turn them on for "two seconds" and then shut them off. Isn't the point of hacking to actually gain an advantage?

I did not do that. I leveled both of my characters legitimately and never benefited from any third-party program to gain an advantage over other players. My job involves building scripts and improving AI agents. If a script is running in the background, you might "monitor" third-party behavior, but that doesn't mean it was used in-game to make my life easier or to give myself an unfair privilege. It was never used to provide a benefit in the game.

Regarding the timing: yes, I did play 10 years ago—maybe a bit more, maybe a bit less. Claiming that it was "something recent" only proves my point that I am being judged based on someone else's case, or perhaps being targeted with extra hostility for no reason.

I believe I am innocent. I leveled up, earned my mesos, and gathered my items fairly. I never had any intention of breaking the rules or disturbing anyone. If anything was flagged during monitoring, it is likely related to the tools I use for my professional work, which have nothing to do with the game. I understand the complexity of this case, but I maintain that I have played legitimately at all times.

 

I understand your perspective as a programmer, but I respectfully disagree that this argument is "laughable."

The scripts and environments I work with involve automation and AI agents that interact with system processes. It is entirely possible for anti-cheat software to flag background activity that hooks into system memory or monitors inputs, even if those tools aren't interacting with the game client directly. I am not claiming the scripts were for Royals; I am saying the monitoring software likely misinterpreted my professional workspace as game interference.

I have spent a significant amount of time playing legitimately and have no reason to risk my account for a "two-second" advantage. I am asking for a fair review of the logs that considers the possibility of a false positive based on my specific technical environment.
I don't mind being monitored closely by GMs because I know I have nothing to hide heidi.
know my capabilities, and I want you to trust me when I say that I never had any intention of applying them to the game.