So, this didn't even happen to me, but to my friend who is actually a great player. He's been banned couple of times for "unusual gameplay paterns" for 24h, get's unbanned, nothing special. But this is where things get pretty annoying. So, friend of mine (the one that is actually good at the game) is playing EU Ranked, runs to a full pro team ( at least one of them is PUBG Partner), deletes all four of them, sends them back to lobby, plays few more games and goes offline. The next day he gets a notification that he got DEVELOPER BAN FOR 14 DAYS due to "disruptive behavior to other players". 14 DAYS! Basically accused for stream sniping. I, at least think that's the reason, stream sniping, correct me if I'm wrong. There is no evidence or explanation for so called stream sniping, not an e-mail, notification, nothing. AND HE STREAMS ON TWITCH HIMSELF. So you can see on VOD and on clip that streamsniping accusation is bullsh*t. When we investigated a little, it turns out that PUBG Partners do this (not all of them of course, just a tiny amount of toxic one i guess), they get killed from someone and report to developers for "stream sniping", and they just BAN them for 14 days. No evidence, no chance to explain themselves, no warning, nothing. N-o-t-h-i-n-g.
So I guess, we, non-streaming or non-partner players should leave the game immediately when we see a PUBG partner or a streamer in kilfeed just to be sure we are not getting banned or accused of stream sniping if we somehow kill them in game.
It's so annoying and toxic.
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