You knowingly let your friend, if they exist, borrow your device to play on the server using a modified client? That alone tells me that you can’t be very trustworthy, given that you’re deliberately logging in to the server with said modified client and then just turning it off when you’re playing to not have an unfair advantage, if you were even doing that. If it wasn’t you who was doing it, you passed the ownership of your character at the time to whoever was doing it, which is a separate reason why I don’t think you can be trusted to be allowed back into the server; if you’re allowing someone completely out of your control to log in to the server to play with the same options you have (in this case, a modified client) and they use those options, the repercussions will be pushed to you due to it being your character, and thus your responsibility. Pushing the blame to your friend (if they even exist) will do nothing here for you.
I observed and recorded your character (character referring to whoever was playing on your account at the time) playing during the end of round 3, the entirety of rounds 4 and 5, and through a good portion of round 6.
During round 3, your character could be seen moving about a little bit and aiming your magic while blatantly standing inside enemies:
This continues into round 4:
If your claims of your “friend” only playing 2 rounds are true, then this is where you had started playing. In round 5, your usage of your godmode continues:
You never showed any signs of stopping or disabling it; instead you continued to use it to try and kill enemies without needing to move around much. The whole time, you even deliberately moved out of enemy stacks to try and kill them better. If it was truly an accident, I don’t see how you could’ve missed this happening throughout the round.
Then, on the 6th round, I used /slap on you for additional evidence. Just before I ran the /slap’s, you were trying to kill enemies and admittedly not doing a great job at it, giving them ample time to kill you. And indeed, you were overlapping with enemy hitboxes for a noticeable amount of time, plenty enough that you should’ve been able to notice if it was truly an accident. But you instead continued attacking normally as if nothing was wrong, and then I used /slap on you. With the damage hits being forced onto you, you did seem to stop for a moment, but you didn’t die, and then you seemed to continue fighting for a moment before you were banned.
What extortion? There’s no extortion happening here. You broke the rules of the server and you were banned as a result. I never threatened you or anything of the like beforehand. As well, your godmode was active for presumably your whole playing session (if it wasn’t, then it was at least for the 4 ish rounds that I observed you), so I don’t see where it could’ve been turned off there.
I find it hard to trust you given that you admitted to knowingly breaking the rules, then attempted to pass it off as an accident. After I bring up the large amount of time where you could’ve noticed something wasn’t right (in that your character was immortal), you bring up a friend that was playing first and had apparently turned on the godmode before handing the controls back to you. Even if that was what happened, after you started playing there was still ample time to notice that you were had godmode before you were banned. As a result, this appeal is denied because either you’re lying about the events leading up to your ban or you’re sharing your playing experience with other people in your household while deliberately having a modified client available. To me, either of those mean that it’s not possible to trust that you will follow the rules on the server.