[maddinat0r]

It's like that because the ban reason is the first thing you assign to your player enum array. At that time the enum-array is empty and the ban reason string overwrites memory. After printing the ban reason for the first time, you assign all other values to your enum-array, thus overwriting the ban reason string with those values, except for one char, because you still have that "BanRaison" enum-entry there.