Expanding "Report RMT Activity" to include shadow bans

[Feronar]

In Elder Scrolls Online they added a limit to character deletion a while back. You get 3 deletes, and they recharge at a rate of approximately 1 per day. From what I read on the ESO forums, it was very successful and has massively cut down on spam.

[Enla]

In Elder Scrolls Online they added a limit to character deletion a while back. You get 3 deletes, and they recharge at a rate of approximately 1 per day. From what I read on the ESO forums, it was very successful and has massively cut down on spam.

I'd be down for that honestly as I can't see why any normal player would need more than that and it would cut down massively on the spam if they can't just delete as they want.

[KageTokage]

Honestly, I don't think actual bans or shadowbans are going to stop them as long they can abuse chargebacks to create an infinite amount of new accounts.

They actually get muted if they get hit with the Report RMT option enough times, but they can tell and simply bring in a new spammer if that happens.

[Dustytome]

While I would like something like this, they can just set up an account to watch chat messages and verify the message got through. If it stops seeing the messages, it can toss the character/account depending on the depth of the shadowban and bring up a new one.

[Arthrun]

I just would like for the Report RMT activity to automatically hit my blacklist. that would make things easier on me.

[DrWho2010]

I just would like for the Report RMT activity to automatically hit my blacklist. that would make things easier on me.

those names though are quickly abandoned. then you're faced with having to clean out a pointless blacklist ONE NAME AT A TIME. lol

[Dustytome]

those names though are quickly abandoned. then you're faced with having to clean out a pointless blacklist ONE NAME AT A TIME. lol

Maybe a 24-48 hour temporary account level blacklist that doesn't require manual cleaning?