It’s tough because it’s just a trailer.

>>3

Did you ask for it after getting a fracture?

I chuckled a bit at the name.

Those who have done it are normally tweeting about it.

The one who asked is silent, but it seems they are playing normally.

>>6

If there’s no penalty, couldn’t a serious substitute business be established?

As stated above, the “two-layer” is…

>>7

So usually, it’s because you want approval.

So once you get that stamp, it’s all over, it’s a huge embarrassment.

I’ll completely reverse my attitude on social media that I’ve been showing so far.

I remembered the fool who was part of a pro team in an FPS, asking for a hard-to-detect cheat because he wanted to win tournaments, only to have all his emails and order history exposed by the dealer and ended up retiring.

Well, it seems that unless the person admits to it like this time, it won’t be detected by Cygames…

It’s not something you should go that far for…

I remembered the nameless person my grandma made run while I was sleeping during the day.

>>13

Grandma macro activated!

That method is crap, but using tools…

It seems like Granblue Fantasy outsourcing is quite tough compared to other outsourcing services.

Does this stamp not disappear until the service ends?

If it’s not a permanent ban, it should disappear once the ban period is over, right?

I don’t know, though.

It seems that the mark won’t disappear.

Irreversible deletion.

Is it a mount penetration?

Even now, I’m being regularly checked and dealt with (without mercy, even if I’m a heavy spender).

So sometimes there are idiots who get angry in return.

It’s kind of a nice gesture to be able to play the game.

>>24

It’s a pretty fatal measure for those who would go to the extent of using tools to farm efficiently because their efficiency really dies.

The event where you can receive the most valuable item is effectively impossible to participate in.

Is that what the 🚫 mark indicates?

If you don’t know, you won’t understand.

>>26

What is visible are only the captain or the vice-captain.

>>28

I think it would be fine for everyone to see it, but if it becomes visible, it might lead to conflicts within the group like, “Why did we let someone like that in?”

>>34

Quietly retiring on one’s own might sometimes preserve the atmosphere within the organization.

It was funny how there was chaos among some famous airship crews when this mark was first implemented.

Because it’s a mark of becoming the laughing stock.

Moreover, I can’t even participate in the old battlefield, so I’ll be kicked out of the guild, and there will only be places that accept me among the casual players.

All the upper-ranked teams are just a bunch of cheaters!

A permanent ban and a ban lift make this a pretty good punishment, considering the circumstances.

Someone who would break the rules to show off is driven by a strong desire for self-importance.

The VSR skin alone costs 9,680 yen.

Like those guys who keep uploading endless solo videos of Luci Zero with the BAN mark still on.

>>36

Miserable…

It seems like if you’re connected to the top, you might be forgiven, just like with Okita Nel and others.

It’s bad not to heal, and it seems like Mjolnir was also a hidden move.