My Items Were Stolen From My Nttgame Account

During the peak of Knight Online, the official website was compromised, and the self-proclaimed "Ares King" left a message offering rewards to all players who logged in. In the past, I belonged to the "Hanım Şartımı Getir" clan, and my TP mage items were of the highest quality. I had a set with a +11 enhancement, a +0 CS, some mage accessories with a +2 enhancement, and a +9 staff, along with other items. Here are the things I remember from 2011, and I'll include a photo as evidence. I used to have a bank and a GBM; I had put in a great deal of effort into developing my character. Out of nowhere, the website of the game I was playing got hacked, and to my dismay, all of my items were stolen. In the past, I didn't have the option to submit a ticket, and there were no systems in place like in-game courts. I was young and felt completely out of my element, like a Knight Online player suddenly abandoned in unfamiliar territory. After feeling frustrated, I decided to give up on playing the game. I can still recall my character's name; all of my belongings were taken by an unidentified individual. I didn't take the necessary precautions to protect my account, and at that moment, I had transformed my account into a mage character. One morning, I woke up to find that my dreams and joys had been taken away. However, I've heard that individuals who submitted tickets in USKO were able to have their items returned. At level 59, and with crucial items at stake, I'm desperately seeking one final opportunity. I hope someone in a position of authority takes notice of our request and takes action in this situation. I would appreciate receiving compensation, even if there is a delay, and I've heard positive feedback about NTT Game's recent performance. Could you please help me address this problem with a bit of intervention and attention? I strongly believe that it is unfair for one's hard-earned efforts to be lost so easily. It is your responsibility for the compromised website as it was hacked. I regret not taking better care of my belongings, but I never anticipated experiencing issues with the initial location.