SE, This is An Opportunity to Regain Confidence From PvPers

[Kisagami]

I honestly think the chat restrictions in Feast were because it takes a lot of man power to respond to every report that stems from people getting too competitive and saying awful things in the heat of the moment. I get you guys gave Feedback to it, but it is a teen game. Its an example of the few ruining it for everyone. I think you need to stop putting the blame on anti-PVPers and SE, and more look at the source of tge problem: people getting to angry in the heat of the moment, and with the anonymity of the internet, saying and doing things they’d never say in RL.

[ThirdChild_ZKI]

I think you need to stop putting the blame on anti-PVPers and SE, and more look at the source of tge problem: people getting to angry in the heat of the moment, and with the anonymity of the internet, saying and doing things they’d never say in RL.

Honestly, it's the ones who weren't regulars that tended to mouth off a bit more. That isn't to say there weren't regulars that did step out of line, but most of us who played with and against each other so often had that sense of community and respect for one another. While it might sound like I'm pointing fingers, I'm really not. I'm simply calling it as it was.

[Kisagami]

Honestly, it's the ones who weren't regulars that tended to mouth off a bit more. That isn't to say there weren't regulars that did step out of line, but most of us who played with and against each other so often had that sense of community and respect for one another. While it might sound like I'm pointing fingers, I'm really not. I'm simply calling it as it was.

SE is trying to avoid situations like this. Things like Rival Wings are them testing to see if their community could get into something ESports related, but any time you have an Esports thing, you have issues like this. For example, Blizzard has tried to get a handle on it, but the bad actors just laugh at the attempts and find ways around it. With the Feast changes, no way around it and no opportunity to do it. They gotta focus on gameplay. Or use Discord. No wasted man power and the regulation of it is off their shoulders.

With the current route of competitive gaming, the changes are there for a reason. Time to take a hard look at why the changes were made instead of white knighting the community you know versus the experience of other gaming companies and people who have experienced the toxicity first hand.

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[ThirdChild_ZKI]

With the current route of competitive gaming, the changes are there for a reason. Time to take a hard look at why the changes were made instead of white knighting the community you know versus the experience of other gaming companies and people who have experienced the toxicity first hand.

Okay then, so tell me where this fix is in PvE; the larger and more frequented content of this game, where it also happens just as much? Don't say it doesn't. There wouldn't be massive complaints about mentors, housing/plot purchase greed, Praetorium first-timer abuse, or any of the the more common examples of players being quite nasty toward one another. Why then is it suddenly so easily overlooked as if it's not happening? I've dealt with nasty players in PvP and PvE, arguably MORE in PvE, and I couldn't tell you why. Not like I go around provoking others or playing the victim either; it happens, rarely, but it's happened to me more in PvE. So where's the big fix and the people supporting it in PvE?