I mean, it sucks. But there’s literally no way to prevent that from happening. Even faction locking doesn’t stop spies from communicating with friends in-game or otherwise.

LEB_TOLSTOI wrote: »

Oblivion_Protocol wrote: »

I mean, it sucks. But there’s literally no way to prevent that from happening. Even faction locking doesn’t stop spies from communicating with friends in-game or otherwise.

but if we have the video how the guy from my alliance showing to REDS ( same guild tabard ) where i am. is there chance send him to the ban?

You can try recording that and file a report in-game. It may or may not work given how the Customer Service is. Tbf, it isn't cheating but probably griefing.

1) Do not confront these scrubs directly. Many of them are parasitic in nature and are desperate for you to give them attention. It's why they go to such lengths to make others notice them.

In some cases the needy entities may be trying to provoke you into saying or doing something they can report you for. So don't interact with them.

2) Take a recording of the scrubs doing their thing. If possibler get the @ names of both the troll alt, and the people it's helping.

3) Share that recording with any guild mates and friends so they can send it in and or spread it around. Hosting it on twitch and or youtube can be handy.

4) You and others should then file your in game reports. Make sure to report as many of them as possible for stalking, harassment, etc. Make sure to include the fact they're not just cheating but actively trying to make you and others quit the game.

5) When you get the scripted email response from ZOS reply to it with a link to the video in question. Make sure it's in hosted somewhere they can view it as they don't want files sent directly to them.

6) Laugh. Laugh at how hard these low skill scrubs have to work just to get an easy kill. After all if they were any good they'd not need to work so hard for what the rest of us consider a basic task.

As an FYI OP, the new(ish) tab marking system persists through stealth. While they won't be able to see your marker while stealthed, if an enemy marks you they'll be able to spot you on the compass as soon as you exit stealth. Could've just been that.

I also observed this behavior in Imperial City (NO CP). It's always the same guild (Imxxxxxx Wrxxx) and the same players (often lots of special characters in the name, Russian accounts).
You are tagged and pursued by players from the same alliance, and their guildmates from a different faction then get the easy kill because you have no chance of getting away.

opethmaniac wrote: »

I also observed this behavior in Imperial City (NO CP). It's always the same guild (Imxxxxxx Wrxxx) and the same players (often lots of special characters in the name, Russian accounts).
You are tagged and pursued by players from the same alliance, and their guildmates from a different faction then get the easy kill because you have no chance of getting away.

Yes, this is the guild you're talking about.

Galeriano wrote: »

CameraBeardThePirate wrote: »

As an FYI OP, the new(ish) tab marking system persists through stealth. While they won't be able to see your marker while stealthed, if an enemy marks you they'll be able to spot you on the compass as soon as you exit stealth. Could've just been that.

This is not true, not for cloak atleast.

It is though?

Im not referring to tab targeting itself - I'm referring to the somewhat new icon system that allows you to put a symbol over an enemy.

If you put a symbol over a nightblade, the symbol will disappear while they are cloaked, but will reappear once they leave cloak. Since you can see the icon on your compass, this makes it much harder for a nightblade to say, cloak around LOS to escape.