I recently visited South Korea and played on my account over there briefly at a PC cafe with my Korean friend. I didn’t talk in general chat or use voice chat, I didn’t leave any games or troll/int etc. I just played normally, and a few days later I logged into my account again, and it said that my account has been permanently suspended from playing Overwatch 2.
My first customer support appeal ticket, I initially was given the standard ‘your account violated the ToS’ response, and I replied asking for more information. The game master asked for my purchase history of WoW and Hearthstone, which I found a strange because of how it relates to my activity on Overwatch. But I sent them the information. They didn’t respond for a while so I sent another reply.
Then the next game master asked for a copy of my public identity with a face picture, which I sent them. But then a different game master replied to that with the initial ‘your account violated the ToS’ reponse.
The only thing I can think that may have upset others, is I was playing Moira, and the enemy team said in chat “Moira is crazy” but it was in Korean. I didn’t respond to any comments or use team voice chat. I’m really confused, because I’ve played since OW1 launch and never had any penalties before.
I spent money on that account and it holds sentimental value to me too, I don’t understand how I can play in EU for years without a single penalty or ban or timeout, and then play for a few days in South Korea and get banned.
[ I have sent two appeals afterwards but I keep receiving the same response from the Game Master Team ]