In Game Name Celereth
Which Game? Battlefield 4
Which Server? BF4 [TBG] 90HZ OPERATION LOCKER ALL WEAPONS | TBGclan.com
Approximate Date/Time that you were banned 01/04/2022 - 9:52 PM EST
Admin that banned you (If you remember) TBGFAST
If possible, the reason that you might have got banned for I was banned for typing !surrender with one surrender vote left to go at the beginning of a match.
Any additional comments you would like to add? I only meant it as a joke, since there were other players joking around about it in the chat, and the match had just started so did not think it was a big deal. Obviously I was mistaken on that front, and I apologize. It's good that there's a surrender option for teams getting five-flagged, and I see how it could be abused.
Additionally, going back and reading the chat logs I now see where FAST told everyone not to abuse the feature, and I didn't read that message. I only popped the chat open for a few seconds and saw the message from one of the other players that read, "Wait for it...".
Which Game? Battlefield 4
Which Server? BF4 [TBG] 90HZ OPERATION LOCKER ALL WEAPONS | TBGclan.com
Approximate Date/Time that you were banned 01/04/2022 - 9:52 PM EST
Admin that banned you (If you remember) TBGFAST
If possible, the reason that you might have got banned for I was banned for typing !surrender with one surrender vote left to go at the beginning of a match.
Any additional comments you would like to add? I only meant it as a joke, since there were other players joking around about it in the chat, and the match had just started so did not think it was a big deal. Obviously I was mistaken on that front, and I apologize. It's good that there's a surrender option for teams getting five-flagged, and I see how it could be abused.
Additionally, going back and reading the chat logs I now see where FAST told everyone not to abuse the feature, and I didn't read that message. I only popped the chat open for a few seconds and saw the message from one of the other players that read, "Wait for it...".
