People T bagging after being told to stop no real consequences for them after reported.

SeranaVaettir

So I have a group of players that change factions in the Black reach camp that are toxic abusive in the chats. They also like to t bag after being told to stop or even reported. When reported one just changes their name to either the @adress or the toons name. They been told to stop like as in sent mail to them saying stop and I as a female consider targeted t bagging me as a female sexual harassment. Its always done when I'm way out numbered and killed but they people do not seem to care. they get a notice from ZOS like i said all they do is change their name and continue the targeted abuse. The one person was so abusive to me previous In the AD he had to be reported and blocked they unblocked to send mail for them to stop t bagging me and blocked again cause they are abusive. I report these guys and nothing is really done send in screen shots showing the t bagging animated. they maybe get a notification from ZOS. No real consequences for being abusive.

SeranaVaettir

The 1 is telling his friends to do it. All cause he doesn't like me.

SeranaVaettir

The part that sucks is that I have to log out follow up on a email that really doesn't seem to matter anyway cause like i said reporting even with proof. Apparently has no real consequences.

SeranaVaettir

Then you have the issue of the ones that allow no mail or whispers to be able to tell them to stop. What you supposed to do then????? @ZOS_GinaBruno

SeranaVaettir

no means no but some people don't respect that.

olsborg

Its sad that these constant tbaggers are still roaming pvp searching only to get a chance to tbag you again...and again. I report them everytime, but its no use rly, they are still there doing it.

Ackwalan

Once those kind of people find someone that reacts to their bad behavior, they will never stop. ZOS id very slow to act on that kind of behavior. One of the most important things you need to do is, not react to it. Send in a report if you want, but under no circumstances interact with the person doing it. The bad news is, they have your number and will target you, the good news is that they will get bored quickly as long as you don't react to them.

redspecter23

Ackwalan wrote: »

Once those kind of people find someone that reacts to their bad behavior, they will never stop. ZOS id very slow to act on that kind of behavior. One of the most important things you need to do is, not react to it. Send in a report if you want, but under no circumstances interact with the person doing it. The bad news is, they have your number and will target you, the good news is that they will get bored quickly as long as you don't react to them.

This is absolutely true. In any pvp situation, if you isolate the motivation for a player and remove that motivation, they lose all interest. Not every player is out to be a good sport. Some thrive on the toxic responses to their actions. That is how they "win". If they don't get the response, they will forget about you and find someone that will entertain them more.

Definitely keep reporting as it's a rule violation. I'd like to see ZOS actually enforce their own rules a bit better or just remove the rule. If you're going to have a set of standards, you need to enforce them or they mean nothing.

SeranaVaettir

People just don't get the point no means no. Is no excuse to justify that, Put them on ignore and they still find ways to harass you. Issue is ZOS needs to step up its enforcement of Its TOS and actual bring actual punishment upon habitual abusers like that instead of me having to report them multiple times a week for weeks on end.

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DTStormfox

I've noticed a general increase in t-bagging and other types of harassment via chat/whispers.

The issue seems to be that reporting often has no result. Yes, you can put people on the Ignore list to stop the whispers but unless you want to have some recording software running 100% of the time you are playing ESO, you cannot prove the fact that somebody t-bagged you.

Also, it is generally known that the impact of punishment for toxic behavior has little to no effect when the chance of getting caught in the act is near zero.

Kwoung

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Apparently you haven't been keeping up on the Random Normal Dungeons saga. [snip]

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DTStormfox

Kwoung wrote: »

Kyatos wrote: »

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Apparently you haven't been keeping up on the Random Normal Dungeons saga. [snip]

There is no way to tell if PvP players are more toxic than PvE players or vice versa, and this doesn't really make a difference.
The point is that some people show toxic behavior and can get away with it because the chance of being caught is very unlikely.

ZOS_ConnorG

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