AION 2: report on 10,326 restricted accounts and security locks (17 October 2026)

The AION 2 report for 17 October 2026 at 11:00 WIB (UTC+7) records restrictions on 10,326 accounts for bot or gold-farming operations, unauthorized programs and real-money trading (RMT). This figure belongs to the dated report, rather than a lifetime total of enforcement actions or a count of all accounts in the game.

The publisher says restrictions follow a review under its operation policy. Normal gameplay, including long grinding sessions, is outside the enforcement described in this notice. A long play session alone is therefore not listed as the reason for an account restriction in this report.

A temporary security lock serves a different purpose from an account penalty: it protects the account and items while verification takes place. The recommended next step for a player affected by that lock is to contact Customer Support to restore access.

A security lock can follow detection of access from a device or connection that poses a possible account security risk, such as a suspected compromise. Distinguish that lock from an enforcement penalty when explaining the access problem in a support request.

Players who believe a restriction or lock was applied in error are asked to submit a Customer Support ticket. Requests receive individual review. The announcement does not promise that every restriction will be reversed, so the account's review outcome still matters.