icculus
09-18-2008, 01:34 AM
Sparker
Please could you explain how your GMs are now banning people for Voice Chat after the fact?
Let me quote Tolero:
As for reporting a farmer (not a spammer mind you, a farmer), remember that those incidents have to go through an investigation process. The team needs to be able to show harder evidence than "he said" - this is for our customer's protection.
I can only conclude that if you are going to give that much credit to farmers, that you actually do the same for regular players. So when I log on and find out that a player has been banned for what someone ALLEGES he said in Voice Chat I have a serious problem with this.
Your rules are quite clear: it does not matter what someone says you did, nor does it matter how many say it – an investigation needs to take place. I am deeply disappointed that this was not the case. Essentially this has established a precedent that if I have a problem with someone, I need only get my entire guild to report some voice chat issue with him and that will get them banned. If this wrong is not righted I can assure you I look forward to use this new tactic in game.
Well done on firmly entrenching the Kommunist Kobold youth as a staple of DDO justice.
Sincerely,
Deeply Concerned
Please could you explain how your GMs are now banning people for Voice Chat after the fact?
Let me quote Tolero:
As for reporting a farmer (not a spammer mind you, a farmer), remember that those incidents have to go through an investigation process. The team needs to be able to show harder evidence than "he said" - this is for our customer's protection.
I can only conclude that if you are going to give that much credit to farmers, that you actually do the same for regular players. So when I log on and find out that a player has been banned for what someone ALLEGES he said in Voice Chat I have a serious problem with this.
Your rules are quite clear: it does not matter what someone says you did, nor does it matter how many say it – an investigation needs to take place. I am deeply disappointed that this was not the case. Essentially this has established a precedent that if I have a problem with someone, I need only get my entire guild to report some voice chat issue with him and that will get them banned. If this wrong is not righted I can assure you I look forward to use this new tactic in game.
Well done on firmly entrenching the Kommunist Kobold youth as a staple of DDO justice.
Sincerely,
Deeply Concerned