Round 2: Still No Evidence

Benyah-al-SlaveOctober 2, 2026news

Here we go again.

A while back, we saw Iraq complaining that Yemen could generate donations and damage with only ~80 citizens, while Iraq had 812 citizens and apparently struggled to get donations from their own players.

Now, after the complaints, we're getting Round 2:

https://app.warera.io/user/69f8cfc396c1ce10d70dd2cd - 5,698g donated over 4 months → 99,999-day ban for “Multi-maker”.

https://app.warera.io/user/69df6791a2a31c9a24cbf541 - 3,005g donated over 4 months.

https://app.warera.io/user/6a711469ee8ddcc5ec72b13f - 5,314g donated since August 4th → apparently banned because BQ-al-snus was his referrer.


And once again:

No evidence has been presented.

Not a single piece of evidence showing that these accounts were actually controlled by the same person.

Instead, Yemen gets another 20,000g fine, bringing the total to 62,000g.

If the MODs claim this is multi-accounting, then show us what supports that claim.

Show the evidence that links these accounts.

Not the donation amounts.

Not the fact that one player referred another.

Not “we have evidence”.

What specifically proves that these accounts were operated by the same person?

Because right now the logic appears to be:

Iraq complains → Yemen keeps donating → players get banned → Yemen gets fined → evidence remains undisclosed.

So, MODs:

What exactly is the evidence for the “Multi-maker” bans, and why is Yemen being fined based on accusations that have not been substantiated?

Round 2. Same story. Still no evidence.

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