name in game: mindmeld420
UUID : 9014f99c-1490-49da-8b94-5f1ba5ec26dd
reason for mute: Admin Decision by Ae0n
I don’t know why my stuff was regened
Hello, I had to make a new account to post on the forums I am mindmeld420 in game. I am requesting two things I don’t know if they belong in this part of the forums if they don’t I will repost this where they belong.
Unmute Request: Around 2 and a half years ago I was unbanned from the server and permanently muted the same day. It seems that the mute was a stipulation to my unbanning, I am requesting to be unmuted so I can communicate with other players. I find that on PirateCraft communication is very important and I’d like to converse with others about trades, alliances, wars, etc. I promise to not be toxic and say things that are against the rules. I just feel that my gaming experience is very limited by me being muted. Again, I promise I will not break any chat rules whatsoever, I just want to interact with other players.
Regen Request: When I came back on the server I was met with all my stuff being regened and my land being claimed by someone else with traps around it. I don’t have the exact date of the ban as it seems the punishment tracker’s dates are glitched but the reason is “instigating drama, being a toxic player, excessive punishments etc.” In my opinion, given that I got all my stuff fair and square and the reason for my ban was not cheating I am owed my stuff back. While my ban had no time on it I was only banned for a year. So while the past is the past and the stuff was removed weather I agree with that or not, if its possible for it to be regened back I’d really appreciate it. I have a lot of hours on the server and it was all hard work from sieging, grinding, pvping, etc and I believe its owed to me.
Regenning my stuff is integral to my success on the server. Especially seeing how siege is back, I could really use my materials and my old base to help me build up where I left off and be the #1 pirate.
Thank you for reading my appeal(s),
Mindmeld420
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