DTStormfox wrote: »OP, you have done the right thing by reporting them.
Considering you wrote this while being in an emotional state because it was written only 10 minutes after the fact, it probably would have been better to calm down first and then start a constructive discussion about abusive language in the chat and what we, as a community, can do about it (i.e. discuss the options). I believe that would have been much more fruitful for you and the community. The point I am trying to make is: we first need to find out if such abusive language is of frequent occurrence, before jumping to conclusions based on personal experience or incidents.
LadyNalcarya wrote: »LadyNalcarya wrote: »Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. I wish more people learned this valuable lesson.
People should not put up with discrimination, though. Things like racism, sexism etc lead to much more than just "hurt feelings". Of course, harassment in games is only a small part of a big problem, but it doesn't mean that it's not a problem at all.
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I have delt with people making fun of me for physical imperfections for over 30 years. I learned a long time ago that the best way to deal with it, was to ignore their commentary...because what they were saying was not true, it was just being said to be hurtful. I stop letting it hurt me and life is better.
The biggest change any person can do to the world, is change themselves.
So in other words, we should blame the victims of harassment for "allowing it to hurt them" instead of harassers? That's not very constructive. Sure, it's not possible to get rid of all evil, but it doesn't mean that we should give up trying and just accept it. Mental health is a real thing, and trying to harm people psychologically is no better than trying to hit them.
Shifting focus from perpetrators to victims only empowers said perpetrators and creates a very unwelcoming atmosphere. Games are supposed to be fun for everyone participating, they're not here to test your mental strength or something. Harassment is already against ESO rules, the problem is that these rules aren't enforced as often as they should be.
Though there is a difference between harassing directly one spesific person (victim) and something said to no-one in video game chat.
allhailskippy wrote: »
OK I'll repeat, I DON'T CARE about the item, it's not about that I lost the item, it's about getting ABSOLUTELY NOTHING from decon a golden jewel. That's it.
However, it looks like you guys like the system, or you just agree with everything zos makes, so it'll probably stay like this forever... And btw same with many other "features".

I actually like the outfit but this flap in front is a disaster, it doesn't fit at all
and I'm generally tired of this flaps just EVERYWHERE