The ban was issued by the anti-cheat — the player deliberately provoked it by maxing out sensitivity and making sharp spins. Naturally, a ban followed — that's a normal anti-cheat detection response in beta testing. After review, it turned out to be a provocation rather than a real cheat, so the ban was lifted.
The raid that took place while the players were banned was carried out by other players; the administration did not organize it and did not bribe anyone. The fact that the raiders turned out to be server donors is a mere coincidence, not proof of collusion.
The claim that the ban was for “protest” is also untrue. The punishment was issued for insulting the moderation team and repeat violations, which under the server rules is equivalent to ChSP. The reason was not disagreement with the administration's decision.
GameMonitoring moderation, please pay attention to this review — it contains direct defamation.
Personally, my mouse sensitivity was set low because the mouse is cheap. But I also got caught up in it by association, apparently? And as soon as our whole squad got wiped out, the server donors—the very ones you get along with so well—came specifically to blow us up, while you tell us to fuck off. When we voiced our outrage at such vile bans, we were sent to the banana islands—roughly speaking, shutting us up. GameMonitoring administration, sorry for the foul language, but everything I’ve said above is the absolute truth. The server owner, in cahoots with the donors, banned us all and gave them the chance to destroy our house. And then he played dumb and unbanned us.