KingYogi415 wrote: »How would getting banned from ESO effect your xbox account?
The only thing you would lose is eso.
Pepper8Jack wrote: »KingYogi415 wrote: »How would getting banned from ESO effect your xbox account?
The only thing you would lose is eso.
It depends on how you're being reported. If they are reporting you in-game, then yes only your ESO account will be affected. If they choose to instead report you through xbox live then there is a chance your gamertag could get banned.
Pepper8Jack wrote: »KingYogi415 wrote: »How would getting banned from ESO effect your xbox account?
The only thing you would lose is eso.
It depends on how you're being reported. If they are reporting you in-game, then yes only your ESO account will be affected. If they choose to instead report you through xbox live then there is a chance your gamertag could get banned.
Arkangeloski wrote: »Pepper8Jack wrote: »KingYogi415 wrote: »How would getting banned from ESO effect your xbox account?
The only thing you would lose is eso.
It depends on how you're being reported. If they are reporting you in-game, then yes only your ESO account will be affected. If they choose to instead report you through xbox live then there is a chance your gamertag could get banned.
Not really... if they take their time to put an elaborate sad story it can get you deep in sh.. and xbox has a reputation sistem and if stuff like this keeps on happening ro your acct your rep goes down and when is really really low you can end up perma banned with no online gaming capabilities with that account.
That is pretty insane and will also destroy any attempt to report cheaters or seriously toxic players.
Report an random ganker who played as intended, or just the poor noob left on the battlefield.
My guess is that the report spam is to hide the bad guys.
Luckily everything is stored so it should be possible to look into it, a bit harder on pc because all uses 3rd part voice.
Why pvp guilds?
and is this post about consoles, like you say in your title, or about xbox, like your actual post indicates?
Rainwhisper wrote: »I'll add this to the long list of reasons I'm glad I neither PvP nor play roleplaying games on a console.
Rainwhisper wrote: »I'll add this to the long list of reasons I'm glad I neither PvP nor play roleplaying games on a console.
timidobserver wrote: »Of course the anti-PvP poster boy/girl shows up.
timidobserver wrote: »Why pvp guilds?
and is this post about consoles, like you say in your title, or about xbox, like your actual post indicates?
Probably because only PvPers could possibly get salty enough to group report someone 500 times. There is nothing in PvE that could get someone that upset lol.
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KingYogi415 wrote: »I don't think anyone bans on word alone.
They would need evidence.
And the chances of this happening to new pvp players is zero! ya'll can put the QQ away.
The only people who would do this are mad at someone beating then out for emp, the pinnacle of pvp which is not possible with casual play.
@Arkangeloski
As an Xbox Ambassador I can tell you that this is false; In the past this was a possible measure but with the dashboard update on 360 this was fixed. When a large amount of players file bad reputation it is then looked into based on it's amount as it would seem odd. Usually it is written off unless proven correct or well deserved.
I should be proof as my Gamertag warrants a lot of.. let's say 'interesting people'.
starkerealm wrote: »That is pretty insane and will also destroy any attempt to report cheaters or seriously toxic players.
Report an random ganker who played as intended, or just the poor noob left on the battlefield.
My guess is that the report spam is to hide the bad guys.
Luckily everything is stored so it should be possible to look into it, a bit harder on pc because all uses 3rd part voice.
It's the other way round, actually.
On the PC, ZOS (in theory) won't action the victims of this, and it's a lot easier for ZOS to see that all of the reports have a common vector. An entire guild decides to report someone, it can go off in their face, badly.
However, on XBone, that's not true. Microsoft doesn't have the same kind of detailed records of what's going on in game that ZOS has. So they're more likely to take the mass reports at face value.
You know companies don't ban or take actions on an account just based on getting a number of reports. Reports are simply a tool that calls attention to something. They look for evidence of wrong doing before dishing out disciplinary actions. So if you don't do anything wrong, you have nothing to fear.
timidobserver wrote: »Why pvp guilds?
and is this post about consoles, like you say in your title, or about xbox, like your actual post indicates?
Probably because only PvPers could possibly get salty enough to group report someone 500 times. There is nothing in PvE that could get someone that upset lol.
I'm just confused as to why people would join a guild to play with each other but then to report each other instead lol
timidobserver wrote: »Rainwhisper wrote: »I'll add this to the long list of reasons I'm glad I neither PvP nor play roleplaying games on a console.
Of course the anti-PvP poster boy/girl shows up.