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How long does an xray ban last? (First Ban)

Discussion in 'Q & A' started by RejectedSugar, Oct 26, 2019.

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  1. RejectedSugar

    RejectedSugar New Member

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    Question: My friend lunaeticism recently got banned for xray. She wasn't false banned, she was blatantly xraying, but, as she is my friend, I really miss her. I can't contact her outside of brawl, so I was wondering how long the ban will be for. (It's her first ban.)
     
    #1 RejectedSugar, Oct 26, 2019
  2. SoCool21

    SoCool21 Bans Reports & Appeals Admin | McPvPer for Life <3

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    Xray bans last indefinitely: https://www.brawl.com/history/lunaeticism.

    She won't be automatically unbanned after any amount of time, but if she appeals, she may be able to get unbanned.

    EDIT: I might be able to get you in touch with her. If you want, PM me your discord.
     
    #2 SoCool21, Oct 26, 2019
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