Hey i was just wondering if anyone that was hit with the previous ban wave could give some information. First question, if you had multiple accounts when ban wave hit did Blizzard ban all accounts from your mac or ip address ? Second question, was the ban just for Overwatch or all games on your Blizzard account (WoW, Diablo, ect.)? Thanks in advance for any information.
Questions about ban wave
12/04/2016 01:44
razzorbladez#1
12/04/2016 19:33
<3 Ashen#2
Just the account you cheated on will get banned. Not any other game or account.
01/04/2017 01:50
boostio#3
hopefully all these fuckers get banned.
01/04/2017 02:49
jeromiz1#4
Amen to that.Quote:
hopefully all these fuckers get banned.
01/11/2017 15:40
bagsuz#5
Cheaters will get also a Hardware ban.
01/16/2017 16:41
bLUM3#6
No they wont.Quote:
01/17/2017 09:10
bagsuz#7
Yes , they do.... [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]Quote:
01/17/2017 14:35
Zsarev009#8
By Angus Morrison June 02, 2016...Quote:
Theres NO HWID banning. This has been revoked by blizzard after a huge shitstorm where koreans were hacking in internet cafes and has been stated by multiple GMs over at blizzard forums so many fking times its just annoying to still read "mimimi they hwid ban" all the time.
Just one of the GMs responses for reference:
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No. You can purchase the game and add it to a new battle.net account and it won't directly be banned. However, if the software that caused the ban in the first place is still installed in the computer, and is again detected from the new account, this can (and probably will) cause the same effect than in the first account. The new license won't be banned for using it in the same computer and hardware, but it might be banned for repeated use of the same software that caused the first ban.
01/17/2017 14:55
bagsuz#9
Theres NO HWID banning.Quote:
Thanks , didn't know that.
01/25/2017 19:25
SmOuz#10
Well, "Boosting" is like just a other way of "cheating". So yeah.. lol.Quote: