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NatusM
3 years ago

TIPS FOR NOT GETTING BANNED DUE TO TOXIC TEAMMATES

1. Mute your mic.  2. Mute teammates when they show ANY signs of toxicity, tilting, *-hattery, etc. I don't know how, but find a way. 3. Do NOT respond via voice or keyboard. Especially do not re...
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BigMacAttack8u
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@NatusM I actually enjoy responding to people hating on me, I use it as an opportunity to question them, I don’t say anything bad, i just remain the calm text chat voice, which makes them more mad. For example, someone voice chatted that I was bad at the game, with some colorful language. I responded with how much more damage I had than them. They did not speak to me again.
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NatusM
3 years ago

That's nice and all, but I'm telling you that you run the risk of getting banned solely through what your toxic teammates do. 

"Oh, you think I'm an [insert insult here]? That's hilarious!" may be enough.

Again, EA wants to keep its chat  and games clean. They don't care if they ban the wrong player. 

  • NatusM's avatar
    NatusM
    3 years ago

    btw I've asked EA in vain and now I'm asking the Community: if you know how to mute incoming verbal chat, please post it here for all of us.

    F4 only works until the game actually starts and players start dropping.

    • pandareno1999's avatar
      pandareno1999
      Hero+
      3 years ago

      @NatusM

      Settings > Audio > Disable voice chat

      ^  This may be outdated, I do not have a PC to check with.  Here's another option:

      Settings > Audio > Incoming voice chat volume > 0%

      • NatusM's avatar
        NatusM
        3 years ago
        @pandareno1999 Many thanks! But there's no simple interface command? Muting ppl on mp games where mics are used should be super easy, no?

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