blitz1m
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IGN: blitz1m
I want to make one thing absolutely clear: I did not use cheats or anything of the sort.
You can accuse me of whatever you want, but I didn't do it, and the thought of cheating has never even crossed my mind.
I queued for a ranked match and won.
After that, chickpro froze me for a screenshare.
For approximately two hours, he downloaded various programs onto my computer and checked everything. Nothing suspicious was found.
However, at one point, while I was scrolling through Reels on my phone, chickpro came across a file with a name similar to "VeryImportant6990.dll".
This file had appeared twice, about two hours apart, and had been deleted within the same second each time.
(What I’m wondering is, if I were using cheats, would this file be deleted the moment it appeared? Forgive me, I don’t know much about these things, but how could a file that gets created and deleted simultaneously when the game launches be a cheat? My modpack is still exactly as it was, and I can share it if needed. If chickpro had explained to me how he found the file, I could have provided detailed evidence to prove my innocence.)
He asked me what the file was. I told him I had no idea, that I wouldn't even know how to create a DLL file, and that I had no knowledge of this kind of thing.
He then said "okay."
After looking around a little more, he told me, "Unfortunately, I have to ban you because the file has been deleted, and I can't see its contents."
I have absolutely no knowledge of this file. I was playing the game completely legitimately. Furthermore, the file was shown as having been deleted within the same second it was created. It had been created twice and immediately deleted both times.
ChickPro told me in DMs that he couldn't share his screenshare tools with me.
Because of this, I have no way of proving the file's creation timestamps. However, the only information I have is that the file was created and deleted every time I launched Minecraft.
I launched Minecraft at 20:58, and that file was created and deleted at that exact moment.
Approximately 1–2 hours later, I launched Minecraft again, and the file was once again created and deleted at that exact moment. This was clearly visible.
In other words, this was an automatic process, most likely related to a mod or something else. I'm certain of this, and I believe I can prove it.
I understand that ChickPro wants to catch players who use cheats. I don't believe he had any bad intentions.
However, I think it's extremely unfair that nothing suspicious was found throughout the entire screenshare, yet I was ultimately banned because of a file I didn't even know existed.
On top of that, the options I've been given to prove my innocence are extremely limited. I'm simply being asked to explain my side of the story, just as I'm doing right now.
I'm not being given any information about the software used to detect this file, which prevents me from proving that the file being automatically created and deleted had absolutely nothing to do with me.
If the Loka staff could tell me the name of the application used and help me identify which mod is responsible for creating and deleting this file, I could provide screenshots to prove my innocence as well.
But I want to say this once again: I did not use any cheats. Nobody who lost to me lost to a cheater, and nobody who beat me beat a cheater.
I have never used cheats since returning to the server, and the thought of cheating has never even crossed my mind throughout my time playing Loka.
My conscience is clear because I know I have done absolutely nothing to harm the fair and competitive environment of this server.
The only thing that truly upsets me is being accused of something like this despite being innocent.
There is absolutely nothing related to cheating on my computer.
I sincerely hope you can understand the situation I'm facing, at least to some extent.
Update: There is one more thing I need to clarify.
ChickPro admitted that the "VeryImportant6990.dll" file I mentioned in my appeal was not a cheat.
He encountered the exact same thing on another player's computer, questioned that player about it, and then let them go without banning them.
I confronted him about this, saying, "You told me that you banned me simply because the file had been deleted and you couldn't inspect its contents, yet you didn't ban another player for the exact same thing."
He responded by admitting that he had been wrong about that, but claimed there was another reason for banning me.
Unfortunately, I believe ChickPro is simply making excuses because he doesn't want to fully admit his mistake. There were absolutely no cheats on my computer, nor was there even the slightest indication of cheating. He has already admitted that the only file he found suspicious in relation to Minecraft was not actually a cheat.
Nevertheless, I will explain the other reason he brought up as well, because I don't want anything to be overlooked.
He told me, "You have an unsigned java instance."
However, he didn't even bother investigating what he was referring to during the screenshare.
What he was referring to was a government-approved program used for accounting purposes in Turkey.
Link to the program: https://www.luca.com.tr/Sayfa/yardimciprogramlar/65
Koreapoludniowa had already come across this application's files during a previous screenshare, briefly examined them, and then continued checking other things because it was clearly obvious that the application had absolutely nothing to do with Minecraft.
However, ChickPro didn't even bother looking into anything related to this file.
It was obvious that the file had nothing to do with Minecraft.
There was even a shortcut to the application on my desktop, but ChickPro didn't bother checking any of that either.
He simply looked at some technical details in a few applications he had downloaded himself, none of which I understood.
Yet even those technical details showed that this Java application was completely unrelated to Minecraft.
For these reasons, I believe ChickPro is making excuses to justify his mistake because he doesn't want to damage his reputation by admitting that he was wrong.
I want to make one thing absolutely clear: I did not use cheats or anything of the sort.
You can accuse me of whatever you want, but I didn't do it, and the thought of cheating has never even crossed my mind.
I queued for a ranked match and won.
After that, chickpro froze me for a screenshare.
For approximately two hours, he downloaded various programs onto my computer and checked everything. Nothing suspicious was found.
However, at one point, while I was scrolling through Reels on my phone, chickpro came across a file with a name similar to "VeryImportant6990.dll".
This file had appeared twice, about two hours apart, and had been deleted within the same second each time.
(What I’m wondering is, if I were using cheats, would this file be deleted the moment it appeared? Forgive me, I don’t know much about these things, but how could a file that gets created and deleted simultaneously when the game launches be a cheat? My modpack is still exactly as it was, and I can share it if needed. If chickpro had explained to me how he found the file, I could have provided detailed evidence to prove my innocence.)
He asked me what the file was. I told him I had no idea, that I wouldn't even know how to create a DLL file, and that I had no knowledge of this kind of thing.
He then said "okay."
After looking around a little more, he told me, "Unfortunately, I have to ban you because the file has been deleted, and I can't see its contents."
I have absolutely no knowledge of this file. I was playing the game completely legitimately. Furthermore, the file was shown as having been deleted within the same second it was created. It had been created twice and immediately deleted both times.
ChickPro told me in DMs that he couldn't share his screenshare tools with me.
Because of this, I have no way of proving the file's creation timestamps. However, the only information I have is that the file was created and deleted every time I launched Minecraft.
I launched Minecraft at 20:58, and that file was created and deleted at that exact moment.
Approximately 1–2 hours later, I launched Minecraft again, and the file was once again created and deleted at that exact moment. This was clearly visible.
In other words, this was an automatic process, most likely related to a mod or something else. I'm certain of this, and I believe I can prove it.
I understand that ChickPro wants to catch players who use cheats. I don't believe he had any bad intentions.
However, I think it's extremely unfair that nothing suspicious was found throughout the entire screenshare, yet I was ultimately banned because of a file I didn't even know existed.
On top of that, the options I've been given to prove my innocence are extremely limited. I'm simply being asked to explain my side of the story, just as I'm doing right now.
I'm not being given any information about the software used to detect this file, which prevents me from proving that the file being automatically created and deleted had absolutely nothing to do with me.
If the Loka staff could tell me the name of the application used and help me identify which mod is responsible for creating and deleting this file, I could provide screenshots to prove my innocence as well.
But I want to say this once again: I did not use any cheats. Nobody who lost to me lost to a cheater, and nobody who beat me beat a cheater.
I have never used cheats since returning to the server, and the thought of cheating has never even crossed my mind throughout my time playing Loka.
My conscience is clear because I know I have done absolutely nothing to harm the fair and competitive environment of this server.
The only thing that truly upsets me is being accused of something like this despite being innocent.
There is absolutely nothing related to cheating on my computer.
I sincerely hope you can understand the situation I'm facing, at least to some extent.
Update: There is one more thing I need to clarify.
ChickPro admitted that the "VeryImportant6990.dll" file I mentioned in my appeal was not a cheat.
He encountered the exact same thing on another player's computer, questioned that player about it, and then let them go without banning them.
I confronted him about this, saying, "You told me that you banned me simply because the file had been deleted and you couldn't inspect its contents, yet you didn't ban another player for the exact same thing."
He responded by admitting that he had been wrong about that, but claimed there was another reason for banning me.
Unfortunately, I believe ChickPro is simply making excuses because he doesn't want to fully admit his mistake. There were absolutely no cheats on my computer, nor was there even the slightest indication of cheating. He has already admitted that the only file he found suspicious in relation to Minecraft was not actually a cheat.
Nevertheless, I will explain the other reason he brought up as well, because I don't want anything to be overlooked.
He told me, "You have an unsigned java instance."
However, he didn't even bother investigating what he was referring to during the screenshare.
What he was referring to was a government-approved program used for accounting purposes in Turkey.
Link to the program: https://www.luca.com.tr/Sayfa/yardimciprogramlar/65
Koreapoludniowa had already come across this application's files during a previous screenshare, briefly examined them, and then continued checking other things because it was clearly obvious that the application had absolutely nothing to do with Minecraft.
However, ChickPro didn't even bother looking into anything related to this file.
It was obvious that the file had nothing to do with Minecraft.
There was even a shortcut to the application on my desktop, but ChickPro didn't bother checking any of that either.
He simply looked at some technical details in a few applications he had downloaded himself, none of which I understood.
Yet even those technical details showed that this Java application was completely unrelated to Minecraft.
For these reasons, I believe ChickPro is making excuses to justify his mistake because he doesn't want to damage his reputation by admitting that he was wrong.
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