As Honor of Kings now comes out with more and more skins, many players are spending more and more in this game. In order to promote player consumption, the king official also deliberately made an aristocracy system, the more you consume, the higher the nobility level, and the more privileges you have. Many players often joke that the noble 10 is easier to succeed in reporting in the game, although it is a joke, but the more you recharge in the game, it is indeed easier to get some privileges, and you can even have exclusive customer service.
However, recently, a player of Noble 10 said that he was officially banned for recharging bonds, and also deleted his skin, and netizens expressed disbelief after learning what happened to this player.
However, after seeing the reason for the ban, netizens were finally able to understand why the account was banned because of recharge bonds. The reason why he was banned because of recharging bonds is because this player did not directly charge money in the game, but found a third party to charge on his behalf, and it was precisely because of this behavior that he was officially banned.
First of all, let's explain what is a third-party recharge, normal recharge of bonds, are directly recharged in the game, or through QQ, WeChat or other official channels of the king. And through unofficial channels, such as finding other merchants to recharge online, it is a third-party recharge.
The reason why many players find a third-party recharge is that the price of third-party recharge is cheaper, and the same recharge of 10,000 coupons, the official channel of Honor of Kings requires 1,000 yuan, while the third-party recharge may only need 700 yuan.
However, the risk of this behavior is very large, because third-party charging is one of the key targets of the official attack of King Glory. When encountering conscientious merchants, the source of the bonds charged on behalf of the agent is regular, this kind of Glory of Kings will not be hit, but the source of bonds of many merchants is not regular, in the view of the Honor of Kings detection mechanism, these bonds themselves have problems, once recharged to the player's account, then the player's account will be banned.
Not only that, but the bonds will also be deleted, and if the bonds have been used to buy skins, then the officials will even delete the skins directly.
Of course, because the third-party charge is blocked, you can apply for the ban to be lifted, but to apply for the ban, you need to make up the money again for the bonds you charged before.
Therefore, it is recommended that you do not find a third party to charge when recharging bonds, as this behavior is too risky. In addition to the risk of being banned, there is also the risk of being stolen, in the process of finding a third-party recharge, the account information may be stolen by the merchant who recharges, and if there is a coupon in the account, it will also be consumed.
In addition to the substitution charge, there are many behaviors in the Honor of Kings that will be banned, relatively speaking, the substitution will not affect the game experience of other players, so the strength of the ban will not be too large. However, the act of charging on behalf of your account is risky, so it is recommended that you do not look for a recharge, and it is more cost-effective to recharge bonds yourself when there is a recharge rebate activity.
In addition, there are also behaviors such as being an actor, verbal abuse, maliciously interfering with the game, and opening a hanging, all of which will also be banned, and can even be banned for up to three years. Therefore, you must abide by the rules of the game when you are playing, and do not do things that affect the game experience of other players, so as not to be officially banned.