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The most likely reasons you were banned are:
- You hacked
- You tried to hack but it turned out to be a key-stealer
- You downloaded an 'optimizer,' installed something with an .exe, or used some other suspicious software
- You have a virus/malware on your computer
BattlEye bans a GUID/key if it's detected using hacks. It doesn't matter if it's by you or someone else. Your key is your responsibility.
Do the most logical thing and contact BattlEye.
http://www.battleye.com/support.html
The Global Ban ID is only used for player-identification purposes. (6 digits of your GUID.)
It doesn't tell the reason as to why you were banned.
BattlEye are the only people who can do anything about your ban.
Dude i just found a new way to get past it. You have to filter "Battleeye Required" and put no then you can play :)
Did you have something like an overlay enabled? For example TS overlay?
BattleEye will makes mistakes sometimes. They can detect overlays, like TS overlay, as an hack or game application.
They've had that fixed a long time ago.
Even if it did, that's exactly why I'm telling people to contact BattlEye. They can check what caused the Global Ban, and will tell you whether or not the ban was valid. If it turns out to be a false-positive, they will remove the ban.
I'm not saying I"m a saint. only game I've hacked on was Battlefield 3 but that 1.) Uses Origin not steam, 2.) Doesn't use BattleEye .... sssssoooooo.... that couldn't be anything related.
Your best bet would just find a server that doesnt use BattleEye, waste your money on new copies, or wait for the stand-alone to ever come out :\
As for "evidence," they don't know what program/script you've used to hack their anti-cheat only detects the hacks on a more complex level. It's not like they get a pop-up that says "Player #305922 has spawned an ammo box!" The anti-cheat detects memory edits and the sort. (Hard to explain when you don't actually know how the anti-cheat works. If it was public information, there'd be even more "hackers" exploiting it, defeating the purpose.)
Not unless you think nothing happens outside of your conscious self.