Got tired of not having anyway to identify and get rid of trolls on battlefield… like the guys who purposely destroy allied vehicles and repair points. We get on this game to have fun but these guys just ruin it. Why don’t we start a blacklist for those players?
My addition to this is from the PS4 version. PlayStation name of Sxd_nxghts. The guy purposely destroys ally repair points for vehicles. He will wait nearby and destroy them immediately if an ally brings it back. Then he will also shoot the allied vehicles to try and destroy them if no other ally is in them. This becomes a problem if your the only one in the vehicle and you hop out to restore the point. The point gets destroyed and your vehicle takes damage because no one is in it. Basically if you see this guy, play with him at your own risk because your fun and relaxing time might not be that with him.
@ElliotLH wrote:
@PclerkIf you want to report players for foul play then the guide below will tell you how: https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/report-players-for-cheating-abuse-and-harassment/
Since you play on PS4 you may also wish to check the information on the PSN site for blocking players.
Though I fully acknowledge @Pclerk 's trouble with griefers in the game, then naming and shaming here on the forum is unfortunately not allowed, so we cannot really dive into that specific individual that you name here...
With regards to Sony PSN, then it is very clear what they consider their area of responsibility. And they take it hyper serious. So it is always a delight to work with Sony's SIE team to eradicate players that are not conforming to the clear TOS and code of conduct for the online world of PSN. So anything related to message exchange etc with other players is swiftly dealt with and it typically transacted upon in less than just a few minutes if proper evidence of foul play is provided. The integrated reporting tool is actually very helpful to that, so its just a few button clicks to complete the entire process.
Now with regards to griefers/cheats inside the EA game, then that is not something Sony SIE are getting involved in!
That is clearly the responsibility of the relevant game providers, so here being EA. The reporting process and line therefore starts with the player contacting EA if its inside an EA game certain TOS breach of that game environment has happened. If EA representatives are of a different opinion, then I would enjoy to get that formally presented, as Sony is not of that opinion based on the legal contracted terms between the parties.
