Square Enix wants you to forget that the stalking issue still isn't fixed

And now, they'll ban you if you so much as dare say a word about it.

They are really intent on sweeping this under the rug.

The stalkers have fixed their plugin. They have free rein to stalk, but Square Enix is far more concerned with what one or two people on the forums are saying about the issue than actually fixing the game.

What a pathetic state of affairs.

Just seen the other one was deleted to the void.

saw that the other thread got deleted. these devs really are thin skinned. i thought at best we might get some mention in the 7.3 live letter about how they'll totally, definitely fix the issue this time, but now i doubt we'll even get such a token acknowledgement. these developers do not deserve to have this issue swept under the rug. their blacklist implementation, to say nothing of their infamously lackadaisical ingame moderation, directly enables stalking and harassment.

SE please take this seriously. Everyone and their mother knows at this point that the measures taken did not solve anything. It's impossible to keep it under the rug.

It's so funny how SE has all that big talk about dps meters and why they wont implement one but the moment an actually malicious tool rises up they just fold instantly.

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Originally Posted by notaspy

And now, they'll ban you if you so much as dare say a word about it.

They are really intent on sweeping this under the rug.

The stalkers have fixed their plugin. They have free rein to stalk, but Square Enix is far more concerned with what one or two people on the forums are saying about the issue than actually fixing the game.

What a pathetic state of affairs.

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You are exhibiting typical stalker behaviour, ngl, which is pretty funny, considering. I wonder how many alts you will make until you actually get the hint.

Also, forums are not the only channels to send your suggestions and feedback.

If they overact and manage to disable all plug-ins, this would be an absolute disaster for the game.

Is "stalking" really such a big issue?

This is just another example of the era that we are living in. Companies would rather ban victims of this behaviour or ignore them then deal with the issue at hand because they know people have no quality standards anymore and will keep paying or just ignore the issue until it happens to them.

Corporations are allowed to get away with too much in this era, we are at real risk of the "System Shock" portrayal of the future or even "Shinra Electric Power Company" as seen in Final Fantasy 7 where corporations own everything and act as defacto governments. They are allowed to give you so much less now for even more inflated prices and they know they can get away with it. This isn't just a gaming industry problem but a problem of globalisation as a whole.

I was actually thinking about this the other day, I didn't realise how much I've been conditioned by gaming to distrust big corporations. Umbrella, Trioptimum and Shinra pretty much convinced me that corporations are inherently evil and can never be trusted to behave responsibly or treat their customers with respect or care. But based on the way Blizzard, Riot and a few others have behaved, it seems I was right to not trust them.

Feel like I'm gonna need to save my posts in a notepad file or something to repost them every single time they unceremoniously delete a post. The censorship of concerns of the playerbase is a pretty massive issue to be honest.

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Originally Posted by Arohk

If they overact and manage to disable all plug-ins, this would be an absolute disaster for the game.

Is "stalking" really such a big issue?

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It would also do literally nothing against the stalker tool because all that needs is just like 3 dudes that do a bit of packet capture on a data center and the entire player ID database is up to date. They need to stop sharing account IDs with clients. Anti cheat, if they even got it to work at all, does not help you in any way in this case.