At the very beginning of the game, the admin allowed up to four accounts on a single IP. 🤣He did this to make the game feel alive and to give the impression of more active players.

I took advantage of it in my own way — creating four accounts through fake IPs and enriching myself.
😏There was a player I called Brckalo.He sensed that I was about to get banned, and in the meantime I transferred 171 gold coins to myself.
🤣 That was a moment of risk and laughter, part of the game’s shadow.In the end, the admin banned two of my accounts, while two remained.Since then, I have been playing only on one account. 😁 That was proof that rules eventually had to be respected, but also that the game could continue despite punishments.Later, fake accounts appeared in mive numbers.They fought against my allies, and it wasn’t hard for me to send 4–5 tickets daily, each with 3–4 bot names.
At one point, out of 15 accounts, 13 were permanently banned. That was a true purge in the game.A new player joined, but unlike many others, he didn’t receive the support package.I sent him a message to contact the admin, and soon after he received his package.
That was a moment when I helped someone get what they deserved.While all of this was happening, I created another fake account.Through it, I requested a support package.

That account was banned, and then I was banned in another game as well.

Hahaha 😁 That was a double strike, proof that risk always carries its price.And throughout all of this, I knew one thing clearly: I could never publish screenshots from the game.Because if I did, the admin might delete the article or even ban me again.

Even evidence of tickets had to remain hidden. That is why this history is written only in words — shadows live longer in stories than in evidence.📖