Posting this everyday until I get a response. Day#2
So yesterday I had a game with [REMOVED] as my teammate, he called me a * and laughed at me.
This is without question abusive behaviour. For some reason it was directed towards me without any doubt.
So I reported him for "Inappropriate chat". I do this daily, and I always get the response; "We didn't take ANY action".
Today I received the outcome of my report. It was as follows; We reviewed your report and didn’t take any action this time.
Edit: Removed player ID. Per the Answers HQ rules, please do not "name and shame". -CM
@JamieFameFlame I mainly look out for myself in matches, (meaning I do what I can to stay alive). If the team seems like they're trying, (and they're working with me to some degree), I do try to work with them as well.
I've also had to deal with toxic players, from players throwing the match, to running off solo, to name calling, etc. In the end, I can't do much about players who get themselves eliminated on purpose during a match, (besides reporting them for "sabotage", if it was clear that it was their intention to ruin the match for their teammates).
Furthermore, I remember making a thread asking for an option to auto mute players, so we wouldn't have to keep manually muting teammates at the start of the match, (or during the match when they start being toxic). To my surprise, Respawn did add this setting in.
Under the first settings tab labeled "Gameplay", there's an option called "Communication Filter". Set this setting to "Friends Only" or to "No One", (mine for example, is set to "Friends Only").
In short, you can't control what teammates do and don't do, but you can at least block their voice/text chat. Ever since I've turned the "Communication Filter" on to "Friends Only", I haven't had an issue with teammates. Some randoms do still throw the match, but it has less of an impact, now that I don't have to hear or read what they have to say along with it.
