Reporting System is an Embarrassment

belair_col

Child Solicitation, Suicide Threat, Terrorist Threat, Offensive Content

Those are the four options available to report someone. Who authorized that? What is EA trying to accomplish by not allowing their players to call out opponents who cheat? Only one of those options is likely to be used while the other three would require immediate intervention by law enforcement. Can someone please explain the logic that went into this?

belair_col

To clarify, I went into game history on WOC Clubs to point out a team that is IP Booting pretty clearly by looking at their game history. When you click to report them, those are the only four options available.

jrago73

belair_col wrote: »

To clarify, I went into game history on WOC Clubs to point out a team that is IP Booting pretty clearly by looking at their game history. When you click to report them, those are the only four options available.

To me IP booting would be a terrorist attack from those choices. The system itself is offensive content.

EA_Blueberry

If this is for World of Chel here is how to report Clubs: https://www.ea.com/games/nhl/nhl-21/pro-clubs/rankings

How to report players in EA games, Xbox Live, and PlayStation: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/test-content/report-players/

Stephlefan6AX

EA_Blueberry wrote: »

If this is for World of Chel here is how to report Clubs: https://www.ea.com/games/nhl/nhl-21/pro-clubs/rankings

How to report players in EA games, Xbox Live, and PlayStation: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/test-content/report-players/

puck ragging should be add. we could report that in the earlier in years in 2000. someone that refuse to play is the rule of online gamepay

TTZ_Dipsy

There are obvious forms of puck ragging, yes, but it's one of those strategies that falls under a gigantic gray area and can be a major headache to enforce,improve, and monitor.

Basically, where do they draw the line and keep everyone happy?

Especially for modes like 3v3, I believe there should be some sort of shot timer to keep things interesting

belair_col

EA_Blueberry wrote: »

If this is for World of Chel here is how to report Clubs: https://www.ea.com/games/nhl/nhl-21/pro-clubs/rankings

How to report players in EA games, Xbox Live, and PlayStation: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/test-content/report-players/

This is the link I used, moderator. When you go through the steps to report someone, there are only four options of reporting them. And you only have the ability to report the club. How many terrorist attacks has EA prevented?

BassMan_PC

Where is the option for reporting trolls? Goalies coming out of the net on purpose to allow goals, players scoring on their own net, players going offside intentionally, players constantly taking interference penalties, etc..

Z0mbieBabyJesus

Stephlefan6AX wrote: »

EA_Blueberry wrote: »

If this is for World of Chel here is how to report Clubs: https://www.ea.com/games/nhl/nhl-21/pro-clubs/rankings

How to report players in EA games, Xbox Live, and PlayStation: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/test-content/report-players/

puck ragging should be add. we could report that in the earlier in years in 2000. someone that refuse to play is the rule of online gamepay

You can't force people to play a certain way, and you can't punish someone who's using in game mechanics, even if for nefarious reasons. It's not a bug or glitch being exploited, it's using the skating mechanics exactly as they're designed to work.

They need to introduce in game counters to the behaviour. They used to already do this with losing an edge. I personally think if it's in a mode like hut or WoC, ea should be able to add penalties or rules to implement to negate it. No different than the Sean Avery rule because he waved his arms around in front of Brodeur that one year that the NHL did. Make it so if you don't advance passed the opposing defensive line after x amount of time, a whistle is called or a penalty to really make the behaviour less desirable.