This account was closed for use of unauthorized cheat programs, also known as bots. Offense: Use of Third-Party Automation Software (also known as bots) In case any of you are curious how the ban mail looked like, here it is:

All the banned players have had their leaderboard ranks removed, and it is unclear yet if they get to keep their extra stash space from the season reward, if they purchase another account.

Last but not least, as usual, most of the affected players have in fact used the bot 24/7 when they weren’t playing themselves, up to the ban wave in the current season.

A large part of the SoS clan has been banned.

Allegedly even some TurboHUD users were banned, who again, allegedly never used any other third party software.Even players who weren’t botting at the time of the ban wave were banned.Most, if not all the targeted bot users, were seasonal players.Even some players who turned the bot off during tripwire were banned.Some exclusive DemonBuddy users were banned as well, although not as many as RoS Bot ones.Bans ranged from temporary suspensions (even 2 days) to permanent ones.There’s a lot of info about the current RoS Bot ban wave on their official forum, but we’ll try to make a little TL DR statistic: Then again, taking action so late into the season is a pretty good strategy, so the players who are using bots won’t have time to achieve their desired paragon levels and items fast enough to climb the leaderboards.

I assume non-seasonal isn’t that big of a priority, especially given that season 5 is almost over, and if Blizzard didn’t take action, they would’ve been engraved forever in the leaderboards. I think ban waves just before the season ending are pretty refreshing for players who don’t cheat, since from reading various posts on reddit, twitch and forums, a lot of players are getting frustrated seeing streamers having thousands of keys and endless bounty materials overnight.Īnyway, getting back on track in regards to the current RoS Bot ban wave, it seems that the majority of the targeted players, if not all, were actually seasonal players, as opposed to non-seasonal. If you’ve been affected by this, here’s how to submit a Diablo unban appeal. This was also confirmed by a blue post earlier.

As of yesterday, it seems that Blizzard targeted players related to Brother Chris once again, and just as casually, they did so weeks before the ending of Season 5.

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