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Can you report someone in game for their behavior out of game?
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Recent✭✭✭✭✭It sounds like he is offering his opinion about publicly listed houses for entertainment value, in a space that you have to enter voluntarily. Why do you care?
I have no idea what kind of stuff this guy is saying, but I am pretty certain any PvP related stream/video will contain just as much provocative content.
Where does this need to police people playing video games come frome?
And in the end, de gustibus non est disputandum.
Just cos this doesn't bother you it doesn't mean other players can't express their frustration on this safe forum. It is a nasty culture that finds entertainment from mocking player's creative expression and putting others down in order to raise their own popularity. Makes me not want to participate.3 -
darvaria✭✭✭✭✭This will discourage some players to not put their houses up for visitation. So the problem might solve itself ... very little participation.1 -
Wuduwasa13✭✭✭✭Reginald_leBlem wrote: »A twitch streamer is using housing tours as a way to boost his own engagement, by visiting random houses and trash talking them. The videos are also being uploaded to other social media sites. This is obviously not in the spirit of the game, but is this behavior actually reportable?
This isn’t school. Grow some thicker skin.3 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Maybe the real answer here is to just stop watching the Twitch streamer.PCNA3 -
Warhawke_80✭✭✭✭✭...if you are too thin skinned to accept the criticism don't open your house up to the public.
It really is that simple.
And honestly who cares what some rando says on YouTube/Twitch?
Also ZoS really can't do much about what happens outside their Purview
Edited by Warhawke_80 on August 24, 2024 1:29PM““Elric knew. The sword told him, without words of any sort. Stormbringer needed to fight, for that was its reason for existence...”― Michael Moorcock, Elric of Melniboné5 -
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✭✭✭✭✭Warhawke_80 wrote: »...if you are too thin skinned to accept the criticism don't open your house up to the public.
At least one person did some of this at request, that I know of. People were enjoying a roast. Some people don't just handle it, but invite it.
Anyway, art criticism is legitimate and has been an important part of art for a long time. If all they're doing is that, I can't see how that would be against TOS. Although something more serious could be actioned in-game for what happened on stream.Edited by spartaxoxo on August 24, 2024 1:34PM1 -
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✭Reginald_leBlem wrote: »A twitch streamer is using housing tours as a way to boost his own engagement, by visiting random houses and trash talking them. The videos are also being uploaded to other social media sites. This is obviously not in the spirit of the game, but is this behavior actually reportable?
Instead of reporting them to ZOS... why not report them to Twitch? It seems like a better idea... If Twitch finds that the streamer is harassing people on his stream.. they can rightfully terminate their account.4 -
ganzaeso✭✭✭✭There is a pretty simple solution to this. You can put the streamers account name on your home's ban list.(Math before coffee, except after 3, is not for me)4 -
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✭Reginald_leBlem wrote: »A twitch streamer is using housing tours as a way to boost his own engagement, by visiting random houses and trash talking them. The videos are also being uploaded to other social media sites. This is obviously not in the spirit of the game, but is this behavior actually reportable?
I don't understand since their behaviour is literally in game. It's no different from live streaming a PvP session where you identify other players you have just ganked and then post it on social media. It defiinitely counts as harassment since it is creating a hostile environment for them to play in.1 -
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✭✭✭Warhawke_80 wrote: »...if you are too thin skinned to accept the criticism don't open your house up to the public.
As far as I understand from the OP, this is not about criticism, but about mocking people.
And I also find it problematic in connection with the fact that ZOS will soon even be holding a contest, which is supposed to encourage people to use the "new feature".
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✭May I suggest growing a thicker skin. Way too many people jump on the ban wagon.3 -
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✭✭✭Warhawke_80 wrote: »
Yeah, it makes perfect sense to simply highlight part of a sentence without context.
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