Ban in tft

Wait, nobody has a screenshot with the item before/after? How do you know it's 70ex?

The fact that you did not link the item before craft alone can get you in trouble, because you could just as well give the guy another item with same base and say "wrong craft, sorry".

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AcrylicHercules wrote:

TFT moderators are Judge, Jury, and Executioner in TFT. You have appealed as far as you can.

had to put it

This definitely seems like a hard one to disagree with your ban on. Bricking an expensive item with no collateral is a pretty big deal (with regards to what TFT does).

Big oof. If the mods agreed with the price valuation then that's what OP owes if they want to stay on TFT. Really sucks for inexperienced players like this, but what's a better alternative? Turn the players' names red in chat with a WARNING on their name? I dunno.

IMO if you need a divine prefix/suffix never buy from someone who is also selling a reforge keep prefix/suffix if you can avoid it.

If you need a reforge keep prefix/suffix never buy from someone who is selling both a reforge prefix and a reforge suffix if you can avoid it.

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DiabloImmoral wrote:

Big oof. If the mods agreed with the price valuation then that's what OP owes if they want to stay on TFT. Really sucks for inexperienced players like this, but what's a better alternative? Turn the players' names red in chat with a WARNING on their name? I dunno.

IMO if you need a divine prefix/suffix never buy from someone who is also selling a reforge keep prefix/suffix if you can avoid it.

If you need a reforge keep prefix/suffix never buy from someone who is selling both a reforge prefix and a reforge suffix if you can avoid it.

Making the name "red" would be just as good as banned from selling crafts business.

But refusing to pay anything for the damage is not fair play. He could say "I don't have 70 ex, but I can offer all XXX exalts and chaos I've saved for next upgrade" or something like that. In this situation at least he could make some argument that he would pay later.

And always link the item before craft, maybe there is some other wand on market with same base and same prefixes for 10ex or less.

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HVZX wrote:

I was banned from tft for a craft mistake and had no return for a damaged item. The moderator wouldn't listen to the end and ended the conversation before I told him everything. Is it possible to appeal against such a decision?

well you already said you briked the item, so there is no second possible opinion on it


you brike it, you pay it or you get banned

Since GGG loves to invent currency, why not produce a new "orb" to allow trading of found crafts from Harvest? I vaguely remember Chris Wilson being asked about it but I can't remember how he responded.

They do it for other things, for example Alva temples, so why not this? The more we as a community have to take a third-party route for crafting, buying high-end items for multiple exalts, etc., the more we'll see issues like scamming, inadvertent bricking of items, etc...

I demand my two-cents now... thanks :)

They don't want to encourage trading services... they tolerate it. Barely.

Consider urself lucky.

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jewdas12 wrote:

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HanSoloDK wrote:

However nothing can be done about this here and you have learned a lesson now about using 3 party sites.....

did he really tho? all that happened was that he was banned from using the 3rd party site. it didnt impact anything else outside it

They don't appear to have learned anything if they're trying to appeal the decision. Both players messed up by placing to much trust in the other.

Crafter: Didn't have enough collateral to replace the destroyed item
Client: Didn't demand collateral before handing the item over

That said I'm a little out of my depth here as I've never used tft, never even had an account. Way too many red flags, not to mention: lol discord xD, get wrekt zoomers. I'd sooner take that t4 aisling slam and throw it on a quiver or something. Live a little, ya know? Take a 3ex gamble, because why not.