Explain this graph, please. Reputation System:

So, how is it possible to be a "Good Player" here, and in "Avoid Me" on my console. Why do the plot points drop from Good Player to Avoid Me without Needs Work? What is the point of an enforcement page if it is incredibly inaccurate and unreliable? I
need an explanation.



:)

 

Rep question.

www.oxm.co.uk/.../the-new-dark-side-of-xbox-live-microsoft-explains-xbox-ones-all-new-reputation-system

 

I've got bad player rep because somebody is abusing the system.

Daft. If the system cannot be abused the why did my reputation go from good to avoid me in one night. I also conveniently got threats of getting banned for something I didn't do. So please explain why?

 

because the enforcement site isn't a live representation of your rep

Only your console is

The chart shows your rep drop but isn't a live view of the total score if you want the total score check your console or wait a few hours

 

Then why wouldn't Microsoft implement a much more detailed statistic page on said console? I mean, if the site is useless... and it has charts, graphs, etc... and all my console shows is 2 words and a symbol, I'm supposed to just assume that this whole
reputation system is infallible and can't be exploited? I mean, they can't make a working website.. So... I've restarted the console numerous times, power-cycled it a couple, and even unplugged the power cord. I've waited weeks. There have been no changes.

You do understand the implications here. The Xbox enforcement site isn't reputable.

HAHAHAHA

 

because the enforcemtn page is to tell you what behaviour you need to fix

And it only refreshes every so often

 

Right... So why hasn't Microsoft implemented a more detailed reputation analysis on the console? If that is the most up-to-date rep available... It gets kind of annoying having entire questions ignored..

 

You can post your idea on the feedback forums where someone from Microsoft will see it

https://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/363186--new-ideas

 

You may have received a significant amount of reports between November and December to put you straight into the "Avoid Me" zone. Apparently, the Enforcement website does not refresh the reputation statistics too often (probably to save on server resources),
but that is not the point of this chart.

The purpose of the chart is to help yourself figure out the issues with your play-style, since it makes people riled up enough to go and submit a report about your conduct. The data you have now is already enough for what you need to determine
a solution.

In your case, people are complaining about your "unsporting" behavior. Are you trash-talking during a game? Do you perform in-game gestures to especially taunt other players while they're down? Whatever it is, that's exactly what's keeping your rep in the
red.

 

The issues with my play-style have been forcibly resolved. You see, Forza is literally the only online multiplayer game I play. So, with that being said, I find it extremely difficult to repeat the same behavior in a racing game in a Free-to-Play such
as World of Tanks. Yet, here we are 3 months later... I don't trash talk, considering I never play with a headset plugged in. I sent one message after getting rammed off the track, and that got reported; that was the end of my messaging days. As I've stated
before, with the amount of players I have encountered so far in the Free-to-Play games without incident, I find it highly unnerving to see no impact on reputation. All this serves as is a cattle prod and leaves little incentive to actually change any behavior.

 

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Unsportsmanlike

Not communicating is unsportmanslike

 

And that is your opinion. Tell me, if I were mute, or deaf, would I still encounter this issue? I wonder how many disabled people have had to deal with similar scenarios. So, to summarize; communicating gets you reported for unsporting, and not communicating
does as well? It's becoming more and more obvious that this community is not one I want to be a part of. I appreciate the enlightenment, but I do not spend my money to have my services censored/partially blocked based on opinions and not facts. It would
be one thing if I broke the Terms of Service or Code of Conduct, because I would have hard evidence against that. All I am given is a runaround about an infallible system that includes an investigation team of people to double-check things, and I have to
take their findings at face value. If emotes and various other quirks of a game drive players to report people, then why would the developers of that game supply the means to do so? For instance, tea-bagging in Halo, or if I choose to only knife someone
in Call of Duty and they get mad and report me. Is that sufficient for a report? If it is, then honestly, good luck maintaining any sort of revenue.

 

it's not being censored

You must be rated e for everyone regardless of what you think this is on all servers including sony

The issue is you aren't being human

Trash talking is ok.if you aren't being excessively annoying

Yoir.rep will reflect it if you Do

You do realize annoying behaviour everyone has their own right to avoid it right?

If you annoy more.then one person the issue is you not them

 

the real easy solution to all your probkems

BE HUMAN

Know how you treat others should be the same as you want to be treated

I'm sorry butm99.9% of live has no issues with being human why can't you?

It's not rocket scirnce

If you wanna trashtalk it will be a lonely world for you especially since rep is used everywhere

If you trashtalk what is there to check

Annoying behaviour is annoying behaviour

It's not rocket sciencr

 

you do realize teabagging is annoying right?

And no a knife kill isn't valid it would have to be actually annoying like teabagging

I doubt Xbox will care much you do realize 99.9% of live don't have enforcement or rep issues it's called being human