@E9ine_ACyeah I do understand that, but these are examples of streamers using the ingame voice or chat.
Indeed. If you see toxic behaviour in Apex, just use the in-game report tool. The tool is not only for hackers but also threats, racism and toxic behaviour.
@E9ine_AC the ingame report for cheating does not even work, do you really think EA would ban a streamer with 10k views If I reported them in game when they breached the TOS?
Since I am seeing that happen on a daily basis, I would assume atleast one reporting them. And EA being EA, "well we will lose our free marketing, pass"
The in-game report tool does work for cheating, even if they are competitive players or streamers. They are simply no exceptions. There is no: oh this person is hacking and is streaming so well guess that's fine.
If you see this happening "on a daily basis", please report it then.
As apparently you encounter cheaters every day, you could easily take the opportunity and record a video, right? Send it to Hideouts on Twitter. He manually bans cheaters.
@E9ine_AC and I can assure you that it is not happening today, I can show you multiple videos of streamers using the ingame voice/chat and breaking the TOS multiple times - I will send that in the report and lets see if that streamer even gets a warning, deal?
Meanwhile if it was just a normal player, indeed they would get punished. Since EA has nothing to lose to enforce the TOS in that situation. Meaning the TOS only really applies to people who arent too famous for it to impact EA negatively - then indeed the TOS stands. Great company values.
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