Decide to come back and play for a little bit after being gone for a while... Low levels still boring as heck. I joined a group or two, ended up raising some people with cakes and threw around a couple tornado pots. Eventually I got bored, so I AFK'ed.

Come back an hour later and I'm banned?

Your Dungeons & Dragons Online account has been suspended as a result of a  confirmed Player Code of Conduct violation.

This suspension is for 14 days .

Specifically, a Game Master determined that you willfully and intentionally exploited within the game world.

tried to submit an appeal by clicking http://www.turbine.com/support, and I get trolled by turbine hard.

But yeah, great game. Not sure what I did wrong. At least I have a reason not to play now right?

Tell them you willfully but unintentionally exploited.

Ah Pook wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 5:50pm:



I feel like it was definitely either that, or someone banned me for explaining how to stance recall/stance recalling.

But I was in two groups... and every situation I used them in were valid. I was invising, everyone else was grabbing red alert, so I saved their asses by cleaning up the mess they made. How is that grounds for exploitation? Are tornado pots no longer accessible on the auction house, by trade, or through cards? Are cakes no longer purchasable through the DDO store or accessible through cards?

Additionally, they still ended up dying so I raised said people as well.

I also admit to dying and autoraising in a few tangleroot traps.

NOTdarth wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 6:12pm:


Sharing isn't caring anymore? Does everyone just solo now and exploit in quiet? What has this game become 

Submitted a ticket. Let's see what happens....

NOTdarth wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 6:27pm:

YOU HAVE 12 HOURS !!!

NOTdarth wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 6:27pm:


I called because the aforementioned link in the original post didn't work. They just told me to submit an online ticket. Should I call again and approach it differently?

Ah Pook wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 6:47pm:


Not too many cakes. Quite a few pots though. I was making them as I was running from quest to quest.

tachyon wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 7:19pm:

Credit where it's due - I've actually had really good support from the phones.  They know what they're doing.  Not sure they'll actually *help* in this case, but call up, be polite and contrite, and see what happens.

FakeStrake wrote on Sep 17^th, 2014 at 7:36pm:

I so hope they don't care about that.  I mean, that's been a "bug" for *years*.  Pots seem like a no-brainer from a GM perspective though.

Don't use anything questionable around people you don't know. Don't say anything regarding exploits around people you don't know. It's easier that way.

I give pots away.  Don't need them anymore.     Mostly save them for stuff like Mabar, when you die from a goddamn vampire, and there's always somebody cool in the House J tavern healing and buffing corpses.  Throw them a major as they drop.

Fast recall is a seksi monk thing, and is probably the tipping point if you're deciding between thief and monk for evasion.

Revaulting wrote on Sep 18^th, 2014 at 12:07am:


Funny thing. I used to do this, but haven't gotten it to work in quite a while.

5 Foot Step wrote on Sep 18^th, 2014 at 3:01am:



"stance recall/stance recalling"


Um.. what is it?   I don't necessarily need the the method, just tell me what it does.   Plz.  And maybe DIAF if you can get around to it.

TIA

Any monk/splash build can insta-teleport out of an instance.
Press the recall button, do not confirm, change stance -using keyboard for faster, mouse clicks are not fast enough usually- and confirm recall, while ur toon is still doing the animation of changing stance.

Pro Tip:  If you're thinking about using a tornado pot, look at your map and check out where all the blue dots are. If any blue dot is anywhere near you, do not use tornado pot.