I think this is the most silly rule ive seen
there are banned 2002-2003-2004 accounts zero posts, banned

Paul should get able to get rid of banned accounts , or at least let us trade names with banned account names

examples
https://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=17674. - banana
https://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=48469. - dude
https://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=10444 - god



could ANYTHING be implemented to be able to get thee names? these guys are gone forever and its just not fair they get to hold the names


( imo )

This post was edited by Loipisdead on Sep 14 2022 07:29am

Life isn't fair.
Do you think it would be fair if someone took your name and you came back after many years? lol

im talking the banned accounts
the ones that CANT come back lol

This has been both suggested and denied a lot of times. I would’ve voted ”no” if you had a poll.

I would like to keep my account name if I ever were to go inactive and come back at a later stage.

banned accounts guys...banned
accounts that can NEVER come back

Oh, well you mentioned inactive as well.

I also believe banned players can still login, they just can’t post nor visit certain forums(?)

We get it but it's clearly defined that no account will ever be deleted.



Fairly certain banned is equivalent to disabled so I think they get a similar screen that pops up.
Either way, never going to happen.

This post was edited by straightedgerevenge on Sep 14 2022 07:30am

if your account is banned its like it never existed
you cant get into it
its still up here on the forums tho
I edited my previous post

I know it won't happen...I just think it should...for banned accounts

I don’t see the reason to suggest something that you know won’t get implemented, so I’ll just quote Kevin on one of the assumably many occasions he said something about deleting accounts.

- https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=81166084&f=258&o=0

This is one of those cardinal rules of d2jsp. Its not something that will ever be changed, its not really a matter of discussion, its just how it is, supreme law of the land.