Reporting poor team play

For all the devs and people who clammored for drop ins in the first place - You're honestly gonna just sit there with a straight face and tell us you didn't see something like this happening?

A player who has 0 affiliation for your custom team of friends is gonna try his best to help you strangers win at all costs? You think trolling is a myth and that someone wouldn't dare double down when called out?

Like I got a week mute for calling someone out and I'm the bad guy lol. 0 reporting tools, no way to boot a player from the team. Exiting out of a matchmake forcing you to reset the whole process, the adding lag factor, etc. You don't need a crystal ball to look years into the future, I just wish you'd look even two steps ahead

We are recently experiencing people writing to us saying how much we suck. We never talk to opponents. People are writing to us after winning! This is something else, EA can't do much about that. But how depressing our socitey have become.

People using evidently racist name while naming my player "Alex Kovalev" won't pass ! I swear, LOL!

People saying we are gonna be the 51st state after BEATING us on a hockey game. 

I repeate, win or lose we NEVER initiate conversation. Some sick people in this world...

The end (of playing online) is coming.

(sorry this isn't about NHL, I know...)

give me a lyft/uber rating! EA_Aljo​ ! i agree that in general, someone might not be as motivated to help strangers. But i am! and if i had a Team Play free agent rating that clubs could see in the dressing room, they could decide pre-game whether or not to let me play with them!

my club doesn't take in free agents when we play, because we can't trust them! and when we're not playing Club, i like to play in other teams' club games, to help them win, and get better.

if we had a team play rating (which  is voted on by the club that is hosting the free agent) then maybe people will play better??

Fair enough I've been wrong before. Probably had the same complaints years ago just never took it beyond the console. Ive said im done with drop-ins a million times but im addicted to puck. Thanks for the response hope the team figures a way to make that happen. 

yeah you have to block out a lot of the noise. turn off the settings in messages that allow ANYone to message you, only friends (or friends of friends). it sucks that toxicity exists at the levels it does today, online. 

Yeah, I'm gonna do that (block any message except from friend). Didn't know it was possible.

"it sucks that toxicity exists at the levels it does today, online. "

It's coming offline. Look at the (online ;)) news.

You would probably get better games by backing out when you don't get matched with a club. Club games tend to not have griefing/trolling.

I find more common than greifing in drop ins, I get frozen out of club games and end up playing full time defense as a wing sniper (happens in drops too for sure just noticed it more in clubs). Im to the point where I either wait for my buddys to get on or brace myself for anything. I actually find it funner to lose a close one playing a team oriented game with lower skilled players than being a third wheel to puck buddies in a win. I remember names and block people who greif mabe thats why I see more of the club problem. Less skilled usually means less toxic, i love talking a silver up and getting them playing like plats. 

that's frustrating for sure. when you get frozen out and you're just trying to help. it offers you a chance to sharpen those defense skills, as a winger build, so that when your own club has a dman join the rush you're ready to cover their point. i'm a silvers lining type person, so i try to find positives where i can! i play defense so for me it's causing a turnover in our end, and making a successful outlet pass up to a winger. even if i don't get an assist or score, that takeaway gets me hype, especially when they call it out over voicechat. regardless, a rising tide lifts all boats! helping lift the squad just makes everyone better. keep fighting the good fight!