Ongoing harassment/Doxxing threats

[ElazulHP]

I already have, because the individual in question decided to demonstrate their reach by ordering pizza COD under my character's name. Scared the hell out of my wife. But that is good advice, thank you. Unfortunately, there wasn't much the local authorities could do on this end without the individual in question actually showing up to my house.

You might also want to consider a restraining order. That should protect you from online contact as well and if they violate it they'll face penalties.

[Calteru]

You might also want to consider a restraining order. That should protect you from online contact as well and if they violate it they'll face penalties.

If I knew their information, I really would. If I ever find that out it's the first thing I do with said information. Thank you. ^_^

[Crystal_Raven]

You might also want to consider a restraining order. That should protect you from online contact as well and if they violate it they'll face penalties.

That's...kind of useless.

What if they end up in a dungeon together by accident? That would tehnically violate the restraining order/

[SerLuke]

That's...kind of useless.

What if they end up in a dungeon together by accident? That would tehnically violate the restraining order/

I actually think that’s one area that the devs need to improve on in the backend, if you have someone blacklist them it shouldn’t match you with them in duty finder. It’s sad that this was never done

[JohnSpawnVFX]

I actually think that’s one area that the devs need to improve on in the backend, if you have someone blacklist them it shouldn’t match you with them in duty finder. It’s sad that this was never done

Because that would probably mess up the matchmaking algorithm. One more thing to check.

[LyraKuroneko]

I actually think that’s one area that the devs need to improve on in the backend, if you have someone blacklist them it shouldn’t match you with them in duty finder. It’s sad that this was never done

Checking this might increase significantly the time before you can actually even tag. It is more trouble for what it's actually worth sadly.

[SerLuke]

Because that would probably mess up the matchmaking algorithm. One more thing to check.

I’m not suggesting it would be an easy fix, but a worthwhile one imo

[Crystal_Raven]

I actually think that’s one area that the devs need to improve on in the backend, if you have someone blacklist them it shouldn’t match you with them in duty finder. It’s sad that this was never done

Congratulations on suggesting an idea that would pretty much destroy the matchmaker. Not to mention it's a completely useless "feature" and not worth the time investment to figure out a way to make it work.

[Barraind]

Doxxing is illegal in literally every State if you're in the United States. File a police report and then contact an Attorney.

The vast majority of people use "doxxing" in a way that the law does not.

As a general rule, if you post it publicly, or it is publicly available information, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy, and you would be shoo'ed away unless its being used to incite violence.

If you tell someone what your discord is, and it has links to your twitch, youtube, facebook, twitter and instagram, then wonder how they know your name, where you live, the random fetishes you have, what your house and family look like, and your phone number and/or street address, congrats, you're a moron.

[SerLuke]

Congratulations on suggesting an idea that would pretty much destroy the matchmaker. Not to mention it's a completely useless "feature" and not worth the time investment to figure out a way to make it work.

Well I was trying to be civil and polite and empathetic with you but eh, welcome back, how was the ban?