chat room and dodge

Plasma Servant·Oct 12, 2015·5 votes·458 views

I don't normally dodge. I just did though. Why? Someone started using foul language. They were saying that the way you get a green banner is by ... well, it was foul, it was inappropriate and I certainly didn't want to play on a team with someone like that. So I dodged. From my perspective, there ought to be a way to report that, and have the dodge count against them. There is no excuse for inappropriate behavior. And yes, I dodged, but like I said, you should be able to report that, and have them be the one that gets hit. I can understand it would take investigation, and that the team chat room would have to be visible to the tribunal ... it ought to be to anyway.

And while yes, I can turn off them in chat, I also don't want to play with someone like that. Never.

6 Comments

EnvironmentalistOct 12, 20152 votes

I feel ya, dealing with unintelligent people isn't enjoyable.

Deep Terror NamiOct 12, 20151 votes

Lol, you're not going to be able to "avoid" people like that. Mute them and pretend they are quiet, and report them after the match if they were that bad.

Plasma ServantOct 12, 20151 votes

I'm not sure what the cure would be, maybe if someone was being particularly foul, the team could force them out ... something. The mute works after a fashion, but you know they are the ones that "lose 28% more games" ... smh. Someone like that on the team is a drag on winning before the game even starts.

FredartOct 12, 20151 votes

When you're old enough to get a job you'll learn that its unavoidable to run away from someone that has a sailor's tongue. You could however turn that chat filter back on since you're not ready for the adult's words.

your dill kingOct 12, 20151 votes

I'm probably old enough to be your grandfather. But if you were in a professional environment, and someone has a sailor's tongue, I fire them. And yes, I have told someone to clean up their mouth or find a new job. Generally, they learn to clean up their mouth.