Because the profile of the personal homepage is banned, I believe that few players have encountered this situation.
Just recently, Honor of Kings announced a large number of titles, and even some national service players were ruthlessly banned by the official.
It's not easy to be banned in Glory of Kings, even if an actor deliberately cheats his teammates, he will often only be deducted from his reputation points, and if it's serious, he will be banned. The behavior that can make the official account ban is undoubtedly very serious, and the behavior of being banned because of the personal homepage is even rarer.
In the list of a large number of banned accounts recently announced by the official, there are many players who have been banned because of the information on their personal homepages. Many players may be curious that the personal homepage is set by themselves, and it will not have any impact on other players.
There is no problem for normal players to set their personal homepages according to their preferences, but there are some players who have serious violations of the information set by their personal homepages, not to mention banning, and a small number of players' personal homepages have even touched the edge of the law, and these players are naturally the focus of the official crackdown.
The first is the avatar, the avatar of the personal homepage is set by the player himself, and it is generally the account avatar of the login channel by default, or you can set it yourself.
There are some players who use avatars to commit some violations, and the most common violation is to use avatars to advertise. If it is a normal advertising behavior, what kind of products are promoted, the official will not care, but if it is an advertisement of the type of boosting, plug-in, or actor, then the official will ban the account after seeing it.
Honor of Kings is a national-level game, because of the large number of players, so there are a lot of actors, plug-ins, and boosts, and for ordinary players, these behaviors undoubtedly affect the game experience very much.
In order to promote boosting, actors, or plug-ins, some sprayers will set their avatars as relevant contact information for other players to contact.
I still remember a period when there were related personnel such as boosters, actors, and plug-ins who hit the national service, used the gimmick of the national service to attract the attention of other players, and showed the contact information on the avatar. However, it didn't take long for this behavior to be reported by other players, and the official immediately banned the account.
In addition to this kind of illegal avatars that affect the game experience of other players, there is another type of avatar that is also the focus of the official crackdown, that is, illegal avatars that violate the law.
There should be a lot of players who have encountered the behavior of someone suddenly adding their friends.,Don't say anything after adding.,When you click on his homepage.,See his avatar is a scantily clad beauty.,There is contact information next to it.。
No surprise, this kind of behavior has violated the law, for this kind of behavior, the official will not tolerate it, as long as it is detected or reported by a player, then it will be a ban gift package immediately.
When encountering this kind of behavior, you must not believe it, this kind of behavior is not only illegal, but also has a high probability of being a fraud, and it is best not to trust any stranger in the game.
In addition to the avatar, the same goes for the ID, if the game ID is a contact information such as a boosting plug-in, it may also be officially banned. If it is some illegal or reactionary ID, it will be directly detected and banned.