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How does the Overwatch system work in Dota 2?
While playing the game, you will find a red flag on the scoreboard near the Player’s name and KDA. You can click that to report a player. However, every player gets only a certain number of reports every week. So, use it wisely.
You can report fellow players and even the opponents in the game under one of the following categories:
Feeding
Ability Abuse
Suspicious Movement/Casts
Scripting/Hacking
Griefing
There is also a time-frame you can report them under. This means you can tell Valve, exactly when one or more of the incidents happened:
Just Now
1 Minute ago
5 Minutes ago
You can report a player multiple times in the same game, without using up any extra reports. Once you have reported a player, the case will be assigned to one of the specific members of the Dota 2 community who has a good-standing. They will take a call as to whether the play you reported is Guilty, Not Guilty, or whether it lacks enough evidence.
"This account is under a matchmaking restriction due to an Overwatch conviction. Overwatch empowers the Dota community to regulate negative behavior -- Steam Support does not review or remove Overwatch restrictions."
you may play ranked role but you pick carry despite role is support.
many factors and there is no innocent.
what a toxic comment lol