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[Zerxis001]

Yes, "law" is what my masters degree has written on it, that's why I , unlike majority of people here, took my time to go over the available Code of Conduct, and didn't find a single line remotely describin the issue, that's why I've been asking on several different threads for an official response, because as I said, the only reason why developers haven't commented on this on day one - must be that they don't think it's a player issue to begin with, but rather a coding issue which they are probably working to fix on rather than procecuting players whom if you ask the Code of Conduct - are doing nothing wrong.

"Relax, I am sure an Ubi rep, will be right along to say the same thing."

I wish, I've been asking every day for one and a half week without replies

Gotta call bs on you here bro. In another thread you basically post the same set of arguements about this topic and then have an exchange (you respond to him in the same thread) with a Ubisoft employee who does respond in the thread. Seems like a strange mistake for someone with a Masters in Law to make...

Peace out

[MassiveD.]

Gotta call bs on you here bro. In another thread you basically post the same set of arguements about this topic and then have an exchange (you respond to him in the same thread) with a Ubisoft employee who does respond in the thread. Seems like a strange mistake for someone with a Masters in Law to make...

Peace out

Ubisoft employee quite litteraly said :

"Here's the link to code of conduct, read it" (not an actuall "yes, it's illegal / no, it's not legal" type of answer is it?)

I asked them to clarify, but got no response.

So I did proceed to read the code of conduct which didn't say anything about AFK'ing, now what?

[awolcz]

Again, rubbish, because you can't even prove that the person is afk to begin with, if somebody choses to stay woke 16 hours with a single button pressed down because that's the way he or she want's to play the game do they still deserves a ban?

I'm being quite serious here, how are you gonna proove that somebody i afk?

Running in circles for 16 horus straight is not necesaraly a sign of somebody being afk.


If you ever played League of Legends, players use to stay AFK out of spite if they didn't like their team mates or to be d*cks in general, being a d*ck is not a banable offence, being AFK - IS NOT, a banable offence, it simply can't be, it's not a part of ToS for very obvious reasons


You may think I'm being outlandish here, but I'm simply blowing holes through the gaps in your narrative, as this is very clearly not a player issue.

People like you make me sick. You can not gain XP by regular play, therefore you have to cheat and then trying to argue like "Yes, I do cheat, but you can not prove it, so it is ok to cheat". What about playing fair? No?

[RatedChaotic]

See my previous post....I pointed right out for you. Lmao.

[AveImperator85]

People like you make me sick. You can not gain XP by regular play, therefore you have to cheat and then trying to argue like "Yes, I do cheat, but you can not prove it, so it is ok to cheat". What about playing fair? No?

They don't care, man. These are the same kind of people who threatened to SUE Blizzard when they got banned for cheating at Overwatch. They think they have the right to do whatever they want without consequences because they paid for a copy of the game.

[MassiveD.]

People like you make me sick. You can not gain XP by regular play, therefore you have to cheat and then trying to argue like "Yes, I do cheat, but you can not prove it, so it is ok to cheat". What about playing fair? No?

I've stated before, that your virtue signaling morality fantasies mean nothing to me, my question is "is it against the rules, yes or no?" and only Ubisoft officials can answer this question.

[MassiveD.]

See my previous post....I pointed right out for you.

And I debunked it in my response, new narrative please

[AveImperator85]

I've stated before, that your virtue signaling morality fantasies mean nothing to me, my question is "is it against the rules, yes or no?" and only Ubisoft officials can answer this question.

You're just showing yourself to live up to your name. It may not be against the LETTER of the law, but it's definitely against the SPIRIT of the law. But then again, people like you don't care about that, do you? People like you are why I actually quit tabletop gaming.

Is it fair? No.
Is it sporting? No.
Is it fun? No.
But is it against the rules? No, so I can get away with it.

People like you are toxic and kill gaming communities with your selfish, ******* behavior.

[awolcz]

You can send in anything you have through the support site (link below). As far as the outcome, that's not really something we share outside of with the player affected by the report. In regards to actions taken from a development side, that's something we'll update everyone on as the info becomes available. I don't have anything new at the moment.

Report A Player

Well, I believe that this is something you should solve generally, because it is starting to be wide-spread issue and you are the ones loosing money. People who rubber band their controller, go to sleep and receive free steel after they have woken up are not buying any steel from micro transactions. Why would they? It is free. So not only those players are ruining our game, but stealing your money. And you are not solving this on general level....

[MassiveD.]

Well, I believe that this is something you should solve generally, because it is starting to be wide-spread issue and you are the ones loosing money. People who rubber band their controller, go to sleep and receive free steel after they have woken up are not buying any steel from micro transactions. Why would they? It is free. So not only those players are ruining our game, but stealing your money. And you are not solving this on general level....

Allegedly rubberband their controllers, you don't know, maybe that's just how they play the game, maybe their only dream in life is to run in circles in For Honor for 16 hours straight, you just don't know