tl;dr version - will tc let me know if someone I reported got banned? I’d like to know for the future so I’m not wasting my time.
Played a Gridiron match, got called a cat for capping in a 1v1 fight. Alright bet, so I went pure slayer instead embarrassing them and got called some real nasty offensive stuff. Like 99% of the time this stuff happens I just ignore it bc i really don’t care but I just woke up and it was my first game so I was feeling pretty good.
I was wondering for the people who’ve reported players to TC before do they inform you if that player has been banned or do I just have to hope they get the memo? I’m honestly convinced that TC doesn’t even check tickets at this point and if you get banned its by a bot for using 3rd party programs or something. There should be a bot to detect these really offensive words imo.
Well even if they don’t get banned I still come out on top baby
The other side of the coin is that people with certain levels of toxicity can keep the playerbase even lower.
My wife didn’t want to play for a few days after the treatment she got from an idiot teammate. I know she’s not the only one.
I understand there are certain levels of trash talk in any game, but there’s a certain level that it can reach that is perfectly reasonable to report IMO.
Like at the start of that match they were just calling me a punk, coward for not fighting the 1v1 and capping the flag. That’s fine man, I enjoy some spicy lobbies but the things they resorted to after that simply because they were losing is pathetic. Literally cannot handle losing lol.
I find it hilarious when they start trash talking/ t-bagging & end up losing lol
As for the ban purposes, I’ve personally never have gone that far but I’ve definitely seen some nasty stuff in game chat over the years of Gears in general. So wouldn’t mind if they did get banned.
As far as I’m aware, they do ban players who use excessive language, particularly the racist kind that does not have any place in games. Certainly seems to be the case for when Twitter reports of such behavior come through to TC, though it is - apparently - recommended to do such reports through their support site that gets so much attention from them.
