Developer Crema Games is taking an aggressive stance on cheaters in its Pokémon-like MMO, Temtem: no second chances. The developer announced a massive ban wave — “almost 900 players” — on Monday, originally stating it wouldn’t consider appealing the bans.

“We’ve made 100% sure that every banned user is either a cheater or has abused exploits intentionally,” Crema wrote on Twitter. It continued in a second tweet: “And we’re not done with this, we will keep detecting and banning. There’s no place in the Archipelago for cheaters.”

Hours later, the developer backed down on part of that statement. It will indeed review ban appeals — despite believing the bans issued are legitimate. Crema also reassured players that they won’t get banned for “casually finding a bug or an exploit.” Only players that do this intentionally and are “repeatedly abusing” exploits will be banned. In addition, our site 5mmo.com has a large quantity of safe Temtem Pansun For Sale.

"The team spent all morning checking banned accounts and player accounts saying 'they didn't do anything illegal.' We re-checked over 100 accounts. Every single one of them was a legit ban," the studio tweeted. "Don't trust cheaters. They just want to know more info about the ban in order to avoid it next time they're using cheats. They will lie about everything in order to get more info and the minimal possibility of getting unbanned."

Shortly after that, however, Crema changed direction and said that it will review appeals. The process will be entirely manual, however, indicating that the studio is not prepared to give ground on protecting its processes in order to help out accused cheaters.