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[XEKLIMER]

I have team mates plasma nading each other or vehicle like tank because someone got to it before they did. I dont see a way to report them.

[Nykz]

Bump

[Eternal Death]

I love this report happy "community," MCC is going to be a long lasting game I'm sure.

[XEKLIMER]

It does happen; you will be matched with a player that sabatoges the team the entire match intentionally.

[The Kook who Cooks]

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

I love this report happy "community," MCC is going to be a long lasting game I'm sure.

I know right?

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
Waaaahhhh!!!!! People are saying bad words in chat and on mic!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!
WAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!1!! Someone did something I don't like!!! BAN THEM!!!1!
WAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! Nobody is left unbanned in matchmaking except me!! BAN ME!!!!

I preferred it back on the 360 when every match was infested with 12 year olds screaming obscenities the entire match and getting into arguments with people 3x their age.

Nowadays it's just endless wet tissues crying to get people banned for whatever minor infraction they can conjure up because it results in a minor inconvenience.

What inconvenience? You lose the match? Wow, how horrible, at least you STILL GET XP regardless. Not like back in Halo 3 where you only earn 1 single XP point PER MATCH and ONLY if you are on the winning team.

Boo hoo your team lost a match because it was full of dumb asses, congratulations! WELCOME TO ONLINE MATCHMAKING.

No wonder nobody barely talks on mic or in chat, there's no point because all gaming has turned into is following whatever stupid metagame has developed mindlessly ad nausea while making sure not to inconvenience anyone in any way, instead of just PLAYING THE GAME.

[Eternal Death]

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

I love this report happy "community," MCC is going to be a long lasting game I'm sure.

I know right?

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
Waaaahhhh!!!!! People are saying bad words in chat and on mic!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!
WAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!1!! Someone did something I don't like!!! BAN THEM!!!1!
WAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!one!!!!! Nobody is left unbanned in matchmaking except me!! BAN ME!!eleven!!

I preferred it back on the 360 when every match was infested with 12 year olds screaming obscenities the entire match and getting into arguments with people 3x their age.

Nowadays it's just endless wet tissues crying to get people banned for whatever minor infraction they can conjure up because it results in a minor inconvenience.

What inconvenience? You lose the match? Wow, how horrible, at least you STILL GET XP regardless. Not like back in Halo 3 where you only earn 1 single XP point PER MATCH and ONLY if you are on the winning team.

Boo hoo your team lost a match because it was full of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, congratulations! WELCOME TO
ONLINE MATCHMAKING.

No wonder nobody barely talks on mic or in chat, there's no point because all gaming has turned into is following whatever stupid metagame has developed mindlessly ad nausea while making sure not to inconvenience anyone in any way, instead of just PLAYING THE GAME.

Microsoft's "unsociable and unsportsmanlike behavior" rule is so broad all the examples you gave as jokes would be bannable, that's the funniest thing about it.

[Cooperal]

I usually hit Win+G to bring up the xbox game bar. The search bar at the top of your xbox friend list can be used to search for any gamertag. As you type out the gamertag of the person who you wish to report, a list gets filtered down to potential matches.

Once you find the gamertag you were looking for you can right-click their name and click report to open up another small window. Here you will find a few drop-down options pertaining to different types of disruptive behaviours (cheating, spam, harassment etc).

What you describe sounds like it would come under unsportsmanlike behaviour. Don't forget to specify by leaving a brief description of your own before hitting submit. Happy reporting.

[Toasty]

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

I love this report happy "community," MCC is going to be a long lasting game I'm sure.

I know right?

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!

People who do this deserve to get banned. I bet you would be begging for someone to drop the banhammer if someone found an invincibility cheat.

[Eternal Death]

Originally posted by Toasty:

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

I know right?

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!

People who do this deserve to get banned. I bet you would be begging for someone to drop the banhammer if someone found an invincibility cheat.

Deserve to be banned? Under what? What you think should be banned or what is bannable under the rules Microsoft has laid out?

[The Kook who Cooks]

Originally posted by Toasty:

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

I know right?

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!

People who do this deserve to get banned. I bet you would be begging for someone to drop the banhammer if someone found an invincibility cheat.

Uhhh, there's a bit of a difference between being a crap teammate and OUTRIGHT CHEATING.

No duh I'd be in favor of someone using an invincibility CHEAT getting banned.
Someone just being a prick? Whatever, that's part of online matchmaking.

[Toasty]

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

Deserve to be banned? Under what? What you think should be banned or what is bannable under the rules Microsoft has laid out?

Both.

Intentionally teamkilling, AFKing, and quitting matches early are all harmful to the experience for other players. It's the same reason you ban cheating.

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

Uhhh, there's a bit of a difference between being a crap teammate and OUTRIGHT CHEATING.

No duh I'd be in favor of someone using an invincibility CHEAT getting banned.
Someone just being a prick? Whatever, that's part of online matchmaking.

I quoted very specific parts of your post:

Originally posted by Ayy Doll-Fit Lure:

Waaahhh!!! People are swordlining/AFKing the worst mode in the game!!! BAN THEM!!!
WAAAAHHHHH!!!! People are betraying the team!!! BAN THEM!!!!!
WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!! People are quitting the match!! BAN THEM!!!!

All of these with the exception of an accidental teamkill are choices a player can make that harm the experience of other players.

If 100% of people playing the game were AFKing the game would not be playable.
If 100% of people playing the game spent the whole match teamkilling the game would not be playable.
If 100% of people playing the game quit matches the game would not be playable.

It's not rocket science.

[XEKLIMER]

this topic has been blown out of preprortion. I am simply saying people that intentionally kill team mates for sport or destroy base vehicles...

[Eternal Death]

Originally posted by Toasty:

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

Deserve to be banned? Under what? What you think should be banned or what is bannable under the rules Microsoft has laid out?

Both.

Intentionally teamkilling, AFKing, and quitting matches early are all harmful to the experience for other players. It's the same reason you ban cheating.

So then spawnkilling, purposely targetting an enemy and exclusively killing them, teabagging, not letting teammates get power weapons or vehicles if they asked for them, those are bannable then right? Because those behaviors are unsociable and unsportsmanlike behaviors and that's bannable. I think those behaviors should be banned in this argument, and they are bannable under the rules. This also means swordlining where both teams consent to swordlining isn't bannable because it's not unsociable. The conjuction AND means unsociable and unsportsmanlike are jointed and if the behavior isn't both then it's not breaking the rule.

[Elvick]

Originally posted by XEKLIMER:

this topic has been blown out of preprortion. I am simply saying people that intentionally kill team mates for sport or destroy base vehicles...

You can report them in the Xbox Companion App on Windows 10, otherwise I'm not sure how to do it. You have to search up their name, there's no way to do it ingame on Steam yet.

[Toasty]

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

So then spawnkilling, purposely targetting an enemy and exclusively killing them, teabagging, not letting teammates get power weapons or vehicles if they asked for them, those are bannable then right? Because those behaviors are unsociable and unsportsmanlike behaviors and that's bannable. I think those behaviors should be banned in this argument, and they are bannable. This also means swordlining where both teams consent to swordlining isn't bannable because it's not unsociable. The conjuction AND means unsociable and unsportsmanlike are jointed and if the behavior isn't both then it's not breaking the rule.

The devs have the final word on what is and isn't bannable, but if you ask me a couple of those shouldn't be bannable because the game was designed knowing those things would happen.

Bungie most likely did not expect power weapons to be distributed equally or spawnkilling to never happen.

Swordlining even if only by luck isn't bannable if every single player in the lobby wants to participate in it. They called it a grey area before because it's not particularly harmful when it happens among a group of willing participants, but realistically you will rarely get all a match of all 8 players who want to do it. What always ends up happening is the player(s) who want to actually play the game mode will be teamkilled until the match ends.

[Eternal Death]

Originally posted by Toasty:

Originally posted by Sam Hyde:

So then spawnkilling, purposely targetting an enemy and exclusively killing them, teabagging, not letting teammates get power weapons or vehicles if they asked for them, those are bannable then right? Because those behaviors are unsociable and unsportsmanlike behaviors and that's bannable. I think those behaviors should be banned in this argument, and they are bannable. This also means swordlining where both teams consent to swordlining isn't bannable because it's not unsociable. The conjuction AND means unsociable and unsportsmanlike are jointed and if the behavior isn't both then it's not breaking the rule.

The devs have the final word on what is and isn't bannable, but if you ask me a couple of those shouldn't be bannable because the game was designed knowing those things would happen.

Bungie most likely did not expect power weapons to be distributed equally or spawnkilling to never happen.

Swordlining even if only by luck isn't bannable if every single player in the lobby wants to participate in it. They called it a grey area before because it's not particularly harmful when it happens among a group of willing participants, but realistically you will rarely get all a match of all 8 players who want to do it. What always ends up happening is the player(s) who want to actually play the game mode will be teamkilled until the match ends.

But that's not what you said, you answered "Both" to the question of what you mean by "deserved to be banned". The devs said they banned swordliners for "unsociable and unsportsmanlike behavior" not "because we wanted to." They gave a reason why swordliners got banned

Spawnkilling is unsociable and unsportsmanlike, it is unfair to the enemy team if you keep spawn killing them and it not giving them a chance to get back into the game. Purposely targetting someone is unsociable and unsportsmanlike as you are harassing them and not letting the person play the game. Teabagging is unsociable and unsportsmanlike, if the player being teabagged doesn't like it you are being unsociable and unfair. Not letting teammates that ask for a weapon or vehicle take that is unsociable and unsportsmanlike as you are not being sociable to them nor are you being fair to them as they asked for them nicely. Bungie hasn't ran the show in almost 8 years, no need to namedrop them.

As to swordlining, I gave the example of both teams that consent specifically. I don't care to debate other scenarios nor the "realism" of the argument as of course it would be unsociable and unsportsmanlike. I'll add that that scenario did happen a copious amount of times so it's not even unrealistic.