utontihso, on 07 June 2015 - 12:08 PM, said:
Theodore42
PGI has chosen to handle this unprofessionally and very PUBLIC. They as well as all companies
know you cant just cause public issues without expecting some push back. They need to remove all Public discussions and naming of this, since it causes collateral effects and they know it now.
When it moved from PGI to open twitter etc discussions its now a VERY PUBLIC domain with all the up sides to PGI as well as the INDIVIDUALS. It also opens up all the negatives " reputation, accountability, legal etc".
Actions have reactions / consequences
Supporting Harassment is an easy one to identify / prove, if they don't stop it.
Utontihso
66AH
They also know that cheating disrupts their game and can, in extreme cases, cause people to stop playing altogether.
PGI can not allow this to occur for any number of reasons. The most prominent of which being they've got 2 Mech Packs on pre-order, and if people stop playing all at once, they'll likely demand refunds on those mech packs.
This would essentially ruin PGI, as well as the only Battletech/Mechwarrior game we have for the time being.
Lord Scarlett Johan, on 07 June 2015 - 12:08 PM, said:
It doesn't work that way. ToS forbids cheating. Your leadership cheated. Your leadership was held accountable for their actions by PGI and as such failed you and the rest of your unit.
I doubt you were here or on reddit for the ModPud incident, but her own team suspected her of cheating, gathered the evidence, and turned her in. She was a very high profile player and the reason few people harass the 228th is because they held their own accountable. They were still left stinging from the embarrassment she brought, but they did the right thing by cleaning their own ranks by disassociating themselves from cheating and having no place for it.
Your unit did not do that. And now your unit is suffering the blowback from having to be held accountable by PGI.
Tl;dr:
228 cleaned out the cheaters themselves and turned them over to PGI. 228th suffered no blowback due to their actions.
66AH did not clean out their ranks of cheaters and PGI stepped in to do so. 66AH is suffering blowback due to their inactions.
Scarlett has it pegged.
utontihso, on 07 June 2015 - 12:14 PM, said:
Alan,
I cannot get into specifics due to forum rules, I however have done extensive research about the events up to this.
I chose to disagree based on facts, not on emotion.
if you want to take it off line:
mwo2013@comcast.net
Utontihso
66AH
I will not give you my email, nor even add yours to mine. If you want to 'take this elsewhere' you can do it via a PM here on the forums.
Mudhutwarrior, on 07 June 2015 - 12:16 PM, said:
Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Wanting to drag things in the shadows leaves me with doubt about your intentions here.
And this is exactly why PGI has publicly shamed the cheaters recently, so that people associated with them will feel the shame, and be forced to part company.
Utontihso, you said the 66AH worked to remove cheaters from your group? Clearly they did not work hard enough at it, otherwise we would not be having this discussion.