well well well am i glad to move from na servers where my bl is always 200 full of gil spammers to jp servers which only contained douchebags, total scrubs and loot ninjas
The workflow for this should be:
Users blacklist someone -> Server keeps track of people who blacklist and who is blacklisted -> Server bans person after X number of blacklisters reached -> Server automatically removes name from blacklists of people who blacklisted said person.
Making banning an automated process for this kind of thing is a *horrible* ideaThe workflow for this should be:
Users blacklist someone -> Server keeps track of people who blacklist and who is blacklisted -> Server bans person after X number of blacklisters reached -> Server automatically removes name from blacklists of people who blacklisted said person.
Hello, all! This is LGM Enkrateia here. I don't mean to bump up an old discussion; however, this particular quote is related to a concern that seems to be increasingly included in RMT solicitation reports.
As time goes on, we are getting more and more RMT reports including the information that the blacklist is already full of RMT, so more cannot be added. Some reports that include a bit more information note that only prior entries that have changed to "Deleted" are being removed to make room for new entries.
I wanted to provide a bit of information and insight to address these concerns, which will hopefully help keep you from filling up your blacklist with RMT names that are never removed.
Once an account is found guilty of RMT solicitation, it is suspended indefinitely. However, the characters on that account are not deleted, since the suspension of the account is sufficient to prevent further solicitation from the account. Deleting the characters is an additional step that is not taken, since it is unnecessary, time consuming, and could result in account damage or loss in the case of a suspension that needs to be lifted, such as in the case of a compromised account used for RMT solicitation.
The blacklist is recommended as a temporary resolution to alleviate the unwanted solicitation, and is not meant to be a permanent state you place these names into. Removing the names periodically should allow us time to complete our investigation, and free up room in your blacklist if another account is used to solicit RMT.
I will be monitoring this thread to try to provide answers or insight into questions or comments about the topic of RMT reporting and handling. I do also understand that it is a very frustrating concern for many of you, and ask that you keep discussions, comments, and suggestions civil.
Lead Game Master Enkrateia
We are starting to get spammed by every new RMT from 3rd Company to the point, they are destroying any chat you are having with your party,Free Company or friends .
I'd like to be able to mass-select names in the blacklist so I can delete however many dozens of entries there are in one shot.
Here I go again.
I should not have to manage my blacklist like I manage my inventory.
I agree. This is an issue SE needs to address. There isn't another popular mmo on the market that lacks a "report" function. It's frustrating to receive the tells in the first place. It's even more frustrating to not have a quick and easy way to report the offenses. My blacklist is filled and I've just turned off whispers in my main chat window - which is a terrible solution.
For those saying oh it's fine just delete old ones, maybe fact check first, I've done that and immediately got tells from that rmt.
It shouldn't be up to the player to fix the rmt problem , it's a core thing in any mmo to have an easy to use report feature for rmt, sadly XIV just neglect that
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