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All pending accounts are now activated.

I went ahead and unbanned your HWID. You should be able to play now.

Sorry, no.

Do you know anyone who might have one? I have a feeling AA just doesn't like your keyboard, and there isn't much we can do about it until we know if that's true or not.

Your HWID currently matches the HWID of this user: http://battletracker.com/playerstats/aao/783064/
whose BTID is banned for a multihack.

This is an odd situation as the originally banned user, who played under the name "SoNiC;" his IP is from Germany. Then there is a log in attempt today for the exact same BT account under the changed name "CLutcH" from Arkansas. Seems like someone gave their banned AA account away. Either way, the HWID he used matches yours and it was banned after it was discovered the account was a banned BT account.

 However, this seems like a bug/glitch, as clutch was trying to log-in from Arkansas and you are in Canada. I doubt you could get your computer to Arkansas in less than a day. It looks like you were just unlucky and I'll see what we're supposed to do, as this isn't as simple as it seems. Just sit tight and sorry for the inconvenience.

so i can install ahk  and get only a 1 week ban?
ok headsup: i will test that shit somewhere next week, just to check it out 

We reserve the right to upgrade any punishment when we feel necessary, like when someone acknowledges the rules but does it anyways.

It's a 1 week ban because you can't actually play with it. You will get kicked before you can play anything.

and btw, we could write our own mods aswell, but you guys just dont want it, so fuk off and pls close this theard cause it looks like i just waste my time here

That's an odd way of saying "thanks for keeping aa2 alive with authorization, tracking, and anti cheat!" So ungrateful.
 

As the person that modified weaponpicker, I can confirm that as of right now it works - without honor of course.  My suspicion is that people (admins) voted out mods because they were tired of seeing people populate those servers vs coming to a regular (their) server.  Players, 'pro' or not, can always choose where they want to play.  Mods were not forced upon 'pro' players at all.  82nd's pipeline with weaponpicker was extremely popular.  We also ran regular servers.  Our only agenda was about seeing what players liked and had nothing to do with cheating the honor system.  I can see some truth in that 'pro' players were 'disappointed' with the mod players, and I think a bias exists here but really,  I think the 'pro' players were not willing to sit in a server and get it populated with other 'pro' players to keep their own servers populated.  Of course the players that liked the modded servers never got on here and voted on it, and so now you have this community, not a majority of players.  Which is fine I guess, since they're the ones actively keeping the game alive.  In the end, game/server popularity won't come from allowing or banning mods.  It comes down to having active, enjoyable admins manning the servers, which is why I think your idea of using a mod forceclassing for players isn't the best solution.  The best solution is to have admins in the server actively playing and doing this, and not all the time. 

Disabling tracking for modded servers wasn't about server population as much as it was about how you can easily use a mod to abuse the stat system. While it's true that some people were frustrated with the popularity of the ridiculous "pick a weapon" servers (including myself), the decision was ultimately done to protect the integrity of the stats system.