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If it is possible, record your screen and send a ticket to Behaviour at their site.
Now I recorded this dude for 40 min while looking TV and leave the game, he was not moving at all in this time lol
It is irrespective of whether other players are in the match or not.
Yes, if you are being held hostage in the game (and EGC has not started), then this is a reportable offence and against the game rules.
It does not matter if other survivors are alive and can complete gens, the important point is that someone is actively prevented from playing the game.
What about the quote from Cote (I think it was him) about it not being a hostage situation until "45 minutes or so" have passed?
I mean, we have that on video.
Rules will change all the time as some will walk the fine line just to grief others.