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[Delas Ting Usee]

Just had a funny thing happened on Alpine.
Three Atlas/Atlai suicided themselves rather than play leaving the rest of us in the lurch.
Their reasoning - they hated the map and were geared toward 270m fights.
I told them I was going to pass their names to PGI and someone (can't remember but not one of the three Atlai) mentioned that PGI would probably just give warnings.

Their arrogance is astonishing and made especially worse if PGI doesn't punish or enforce their own rules/edicts. If this is true then screw the 'name and shame' I'd rather name them here.

So I guess I'm asking - does anyone here EVER gotten warnings OR know someone personally that got ban/received warnings?

[AnnoyingCat]

PGI WILL RAIN DESTRUCTION UP THOSE ATLAS!

[Delas Ting Usee]

AnnoyingCat, on 14 April 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

PGI WILL RAIN DESTRUCTION UP THOSE ATLAS!

LOL. Appreciate the sentiment.

[Ricama]

One thing I'd like to see more online multiplayer games implement is the wall of shame that I've seen in WoT. I suspect there's something in Russian law that lets them get away with it and not PGI.

[The Cheese]

Discussing disciplinary actions is a bannable offence, so... yeah, they do ban people. If you see this kind of thing and want to report it, make sure you get screenshots or at least make a note of the player's name and the time it happened.

[Buffalo Six]

.........or not

[Vassago Rain]

No, no one has ever gotten banned or warned for bad behavior, Least of all me. I'ver never, ever had to take a 7 day leave from the forum, or been assigned moderators before I can post anything.

Of course people get both. The thing is, no one really cares about unrealistic rules like 'lights can grief by locking mechs for 15 minutes, but you can't friendly fire said light's leg off before he has the chance to grief for 15 minutes.'

[Delas Ting Usee]

Ricama, on 14 April 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

One thing I'd like to see more online multiplayer games implement is the wall of shame that I've seen in WoT. I suspect there's something in Russian law that lets them get away with it and not PGI.

Wall of Shame or something that allows the players on BOTH sides of the game to report such aweful behavior would be great!

P.S. they weren't Russian.

[Axident]

PGI's fury will be that of an artillery strike!

Edited by Axident, 14 April 2013 - 07:02 PM.