it actually dosent matter if you have proof yourself. I had 2TB of shadowplay recordings of my last 2 weeks of games, but blizzard didnt care and said the amount of reports are more valueable then any recordings (so i got 24h suspension. im deaf btw so i can tons of reports every game for not being in voice).
Yeah the thing with low ranks is they arent used to those sick luck based 190 widow flicks or the third hanzo aiming way and when they see something above the average tracking they imediately think it’s hacks and rush to the report button. Also if there is a bug from the game that happens they think it’s hacks.
Have you seen many smurfs being reported for hacking? After all they will be objectively better than this guy because he tried to rank higher but failed, they willingly got themselves this low to crush their opponents. Yet I don’t think I’ve seen a smurf being banned for hacks.
and they make even more money by banning people, because some morons are probably going to buy a new account - sort of “thank you” for getting shafted by blizz.
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if all else fails you can always make a GDPR request to get blizzard to actually provide the information related to your account that they used to motivate why you should be banned…
they are legally required to provide such data if you make a GDPR request as part of european law.
this has been used to force companies to actually look into this stuff properly before and get false bans for cheating over turned.
Instead of them just lazily letting it all be automatic.
Also last time i mentioned GDPR blizzard delisted the thread lol because they must hate the fact that they have to abide by such annoying consumer protection laws
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