Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
They never really make things clear, do they? It's always a bit of a guessing game with their 'rules.' One minute it's fine, the next it's reportable, depending on who's asking. It's almost like they enjoy keeping everything in a grey area. Keeps us on our toes, I guess!
Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
They never really make things clear, do they? It's always a bit of a guessing game with their 'rules.' One minute it's fine, the next it's reportable, depending on who's asking. It's almost like they enjoy keeping everything in a grey area. Keeps us on our toes, I guess!
What grey area is that?
If someone does it to you and you don’t like it, then tell them to stop. If they keep doing it, report them. Otherwise, don’t.
If you are doing it and not asked to stop, fine. If asked to stop, then you stop.
Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
They never really make things clear, do they? It's always a bit of a guessing game with their 'rules.' One minute it's fine, the next it's reportable, depending on who's asking. It's almost like they enjoy keeping everything in a grey area. Keeps us on our toes, I guess!
What grey area is that?
If someone does it to you and you don’t like it, then tell them to stop. If they keep doing it, report them. Otherwise, don’t.
If you are doing it and not asked to stop, fine. If asked to stop, then you stop.
Exactly, it's all in the grey area. They say it's straightforward, but in reality, ZOS seems to handle things with double standards. Sometimes, even when you report, nothing really happens. It's like they enjoy leaving us in a state of uncertainty.
How about using some emote instead? There are several that won't offend anyone, and would rather make you look like a honorable fighter than some creep shoving his parts into other people's faces.
How about using some emote instead? There are several that won't offend anyone, and would rather make you look like a honorable fighter than some creep shoving his parts into other people's faces.
But, they’re digital parts. Is it obnoxious? Absolutely. I think they’re correct not really enforcing anything unless it veers into harassment.
How about using some emote instead? There are several that won't offend anyone, and would rather make you look like a honorable fighter than some creep shoving his parts into other people's faces.
But, they’re digital parts. Is it obnoxious? Absolutely. I think they’re correct not really enforcing anything unless it veers into harassment.
With what other intent would anyone do that to a stranger? It is harassment by default.
So the onus is on the victim to say "stop" but the harraser can play in offline mode or put the victim on ignore and honestly claim to have never heard. Sounds like a BS system put in place by authorities who are afraid to commit. Bravo ZOS.
Necrotech_Master wrote: »honestly it seems pretty clear to me
its fine unless the "receiver" asks you to stop, if you dont then its reportable
personally i just dont do it, usually because to me it makes no sense when your in a busy pvp fight and you take time to t-bag half of the dead people
It seems the central question that ZOS needs to address to clarify this is: "Is teabagging simulated sexual assault or not?" Everything else would follow easily from that.
It seems the central question that ZOS needs to address to clarify this is: "Is teabagging simulated sexual assault or not?" Everything else would follow easily from that.
Iirc Gina had said somewhere that it's fine in general, unless you specifically ask the person to stop doing it but they don't comply and keep at it. Then you have grounds for reporting them but I'm not sure if anything comes out of it tbh.
TheMajority wrote: »It seems the central question that ZOS needs to address to clarify this is: "Is teabagging simulated sexual assault or not?" Everything else would follow easily from that.
If you get assaulted other people don't get to decide whether it is assault or not.
If you get t-bagged and feel its assault, then it is assault, that's it. Other people don't get to decide if you have been violated or not. If the action is offensive and violating to you, then it's assault.
In what world do victims have to ask other people permission to say that they don't want to be violated by disgusting actions?
This should be banned outright, it is not even a discussion. It's an action which simulates assault and should not be allowed, digital or not. Simulating assault even in a fake world with fake bodies is morally wrong.
TheMajority wrote: »It seems the central question that ZOS needs to address to clarify this is: "Is teabagging simulated sexual assault or not?" Everything else would follow easily from that.
If you get assaulted other people don't get to decide whether it is assault or not.
If you get t-bagged and feel its assault, then it is assault, that's it. Other people don't get to decide if you have been violated or not. If the action is offensive and violating to you, then it's assault.
In what world do victims have to ask other people permission to say that they don't want to be violated by disgusting actions?
This should be banned outright, it is not even a discussion. It's an action which simulates assault and should not be allowed, digital or not. Simulating assault even in a fake world with fake bodies is morally wrong.
it's assault because someone has done an action, defined in an act, not because you care or they care about the action. It's an objective definition. This action is a particularly offensive and deliberate mimic of sexual assault. I agree it should be banned.
This game should not be happy to tolerate this just because it's avoiding the administration of creating a clear rule.
Sell crowns/ gold in a dodgy way, however, omg.....
katanagirl1 wrote: »I don’t report players for tbagging me but I do find it offensive.
I mean I am a female playing a female character and a male player does this to me, what does it look like? I’m not a SJW by any means but male players will never know how this feels.
I guess it’s like the double standard of some words being offensive if used by certain races but not others.
The bottom line is there is no way to enforce it or keep it from happening other than the reporting system.