If you don't like being target for violating TOS...how about don't violate the TOS?

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Originally Posted by Kes13a

paying a subscription does not give you the right to break the rules.

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Yes but it means that I should be able to criticize it without random casuals trying to control how I enjoy my content with their irrelevant opinions

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Originally Posted by Bobby66

Questioned yes, but also someone should not be shocked if they are punished or be mad at those that report someone for breaking the rules.

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absolutely play stupid games win stupid prizes.

but at the same time we have to acknowledge some of the add ons were used to address a weakness in game design, and reporting players for having a minor aesthetic change is petty and cringe.

take house furniture floating for example. you can either A) exploit in-game glitches, or B) use a plugin to do the same thing faster,
everyone in the housing community does floating in some capacity, yoshi p has even visited and handed out prizes for some of these builds but under "misuse of bugs" section of the tos, it is illegal to use either of the above methods
they dont hand out bans to home designers because they recognise what they do is benign and enriches the game in some ways

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Originally Posted by SwingLifeAway

Yes but it means that I should be able to criticize it without random casuals trying to control how I enjoy my content with their irrelevant opinions

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O my. Some of the Karen's will think those are fighting words. They will want you to bow to them and tell them EVERYTHING you have on your computer...

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Originally Posted by Ivtrix

Authority should always be questioned and not blindly followed.

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To what end? Create change or just be an anarchist? We're talking about rules...not a government.

Rules are a part of life. You break them and there's consequences. End of story. Been that way since forever....

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Originally Posted by D6Damager

To what end? Create change or just be an anarchist? We're talking about rules...not a government.

Rules are a part of life. You break them and there's consequences. End of story. Been that way since forever....

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Sorry, we didn't know these rules were inscribed in stone.

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Originally Posted by SwingLifeAway

3 copies of every episode of The Big Bang Theory ever made

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Now THIS should be a bannable offense.

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Originally Posted by Darksummoner

O my. Some of the Karen's will think those are fighting words.

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Lmao idc, they are not here to have a discussion, they are here to post their shitty opinion to feel all good and fuzzy about themselves. There is no point in trying to convince or educate them.

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Originally Posted by Darksummoner

They will want you to bow to them and tell them EVERYTHING you have on your computer...

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3 copies of every episode of The Big Bang Theory ever made

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Originally Posted by DynnDiablos

I thought this was a game that was supposed to be fun and you're treating it like a professional job. Players should be punished in MSQ and normal raid content -- why? To appease you?

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If you want to make a caricature of my post, that's on you. My opinion isn't popular because it calls out people who do not care, and I'm well aware of that, but you can at least take the post in context instead of use hyperbolic drivel on someone you know nothing about, and will know nothing about.

There's plenty of other games that let you play how you like and do such. This is an MMO. An MMO you play with other people, and progress is to be measured and tested in pve content. A 'punishment' in this case is failing and having to try again at the same difficulty, which if it were me, I would up the difficulty from normal story on MSQ and lock it there, probably up by half of a difficulty. If asking people to play at a decent (not great, decent) level is too much to ask, then there is no helping people.

Is learning an opener, knowing how to aoe and a basic idea of cooldown usage with a better in game tutorial a 'job' to you? I wouldn't have these changes without MSQ/Job quest changes to explain such. If you want the short reason, I think the difference between the lowest and highest is too extreme and that SE is going about it the wrong way in order to fix it, if they're trying at all to do that. I say raising the floor by having people learn to play is the best way to do so.

To be clear, the type of harassment that is happening - the organized harassment campaigns directed towards content creators - violates the ToS as well. I sincerely hope that every time one of these report campaigns targets someone... both sides get punished. Ya, the content creator who had on-screen overlays deserves to be punished. But so do the people who orchestrated a coordinated harassment campaign of reports. Because both sides of that equation are problematic.

Breaking a ToS is like downloading mp3s. No one except the IP holder and someone with an axe to grind cares, lol.

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Originally Posted by Lihtleita

absolutely play stupid games win stupid prizes.

but at the same time we have to acknowledge some of the add ons were used to address a weakness in game design, and reporting players for having a minor aesthetic change is petty and cringe.

take house furniture floating for example. you can either A) exploit in-game glitches, or B) use a plugin to do the same thing faster,
everyone in the housing community does floating in some capacity, yoshi p has even visited and handed out prizes for some of these builds but under "misuse of bugs" section of the tos, it is illegal to use either of the above methods
they dont hand out bans to home designers because they recognise what they do is benign and enriches the game in some ways

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Point is SE is well within their rights to punish them for such. Point still remains breaking rules for whatever reason noble or otherwise is still breaking the rules.

I just do not get why the intent matters.