KidShowtime1867 wrote:Name one.
Sure I'll name a few, Rainbow 6 Siege has completely changed the community with the way its reputation system has effected the game. Players with frequent reports get lower reputation and based on what they have done they will either be removed from matchmaking, get less XP and rewards for games they do play, get a pre-emptive communication ban and are unable to use their mic unless unmuted by other players. Players with better reputation get more rewards and XP. This is such a simple solution that without a doubt would instantly be a step in the right direction. Siege was night and day before and after this change. Also the reputation based matchmaking for casual play so the bad apples all play together is perfect and could totally work in WOC
Overwatch is another game with some good anti toxicity tools, several different report options and a button to "avoid as teammate" on a handful of players. Would definitely be useful in WOC for just the absolute worst griefers.
Oh another game you mentioned, NBA2K, has the teammate grade in the park and rec, and if you get it low enough by doing bad enough, you get kicked from the game. Crazy isn't it. That ones not even trying to protect new players like I am willing to compromise with you and do and NOBODY complains about it. They just boot those noobs.
There, I am giving you real, genuine solutions to the problems at hand not something so Short sighted as "go play clubs"
KidShowtime1867 wrote:Many of the sweaty elites on this game have ZERO patience for people learning how to play and your crash out in this thread proves that.
Dude what are you talking about? There's no correlation in the things you just said lmfao. I'm crashing out because you're making awful points, telling me I am short sighted for wanting to fix a problem and your big solution is "dont play that mode". I have plenty of patience for new players. I don't have patience for people bootlicking for a billion dollar company and not giving any production solutions.
KidShowtime1867 wrote:Agreed but some people may perceive a player still learning the controls as someone who is "purposely ruining other people's matches".
How do you think the ban system would work? If you report a new player who is bad, there would need to be a system that can tell the difference between that and seperate it from someone getting penalties on cool down, attempting to score on there own goalie continously, go offside every single play on purpose, or a goalie purposely coming out of their net every single play. Again, so many of these games have no issue identifying obvious griefers from new bad players, NHL should be no different. Its obvious when someone is genuinely throwing on purpose. Thats all I want, even just the obvious ones. Guys who make it their whole goal to ruin the match. Any automatic system would be able to detect that in 2 seconds and solve most of the issue.
These seem like very easy systems to implement, infact, in pervious yesrs I know for a FACT they were IN THE GAME ALREADY for several months until eventually EA turned them completely off because they implemented incorrectly into club matches and people were getting 3 penalties and being removed from their own games. That sounds like an easy fix though.
I do not want new players to be punished, I want them to actually find games where people are motivated to help them, teach them and stick it out instead of deciding to throw the match because they have a new player and might aswell ruin it for everyone anyway.