I just got banned out of nowhere, there was no reason or explanation on why or how the ban was issued and they didnt even bother to reach out to me and talk to me about the problem and hear my side about it! I've spent multiple hours within the servers, helping players, bringing people into the servers, and even became an admin for them.......TWICE......But then after I was away for a solid few months......I came back and played in the servers again got along with the people, had a lot of fun running with the admins and doing missions and even flying for them to do the missions! Then all of a sudden after a couple weeks being back i woke up this morning, checked discord and realized the server was gone. After reaching out to see what happened I found out I was banned with no chance of appeal because a single admin had some "disturbing info"??? What info would that even possibly be????? I did alot for the community and donated my fair share to not only climb up the ranks to help players easier but to also help with keeping the servers alive with possible new content that they can add! And all I get told is that someone would reach out to me to explain but yet I get no appeal and ofcourse no surprise here but nobody reached out to me! Even my girlfriend that still is within the server was shocked to find out she was giving my entire rank (ascended) just out of nowhere and now she feels horrible cause she feels like she stole my hardwork and achievements. She even pleaded to the admins to get them to change what they did and not A SINGLE ONE of any of the admins, Senior Admins, Lead Admins, Supervisors, Chief of Staff, and even the Owners budged at all. They claimed they took a closer look and decided it was best for the community. In what way was I a danger to the community when I loved helping them and having a blast of awesome memories with them????
The Exiled DayZ Servers will not have my respect anymore until they are willing to admit that what they did is wrong, cruel, and completely against the players rights to defend themselves and to know why the ban has happened in the first place.