New reputation system

I think that the longer you dont get negative feedback is positive. could be wrong

 

Yep, it's true Zig Zag. A lot of people seem to think that there is no positive feedback with the Xbox One's reputation system - they couldn't be any more wrong. Positive feedback is there, it's just rewarded behind the scenes, automatically, and over time,
as you play your games without receiving any negative feedback and/or complaints. This is why I stress to everyone that attitude and how you approach games and other players makes all the difference in the world. Don't put yourself into a bad position to begin
with and you'll do just fine.

 

GG yet you never acknowledge that I am never in game chat or send messages unless it is a reply to some any kid who is usually raging or someone asking for tips on flying in Battlefield 4... yet my reputation has dropped to yellow and have had in the past
2 days, 3 people send me messages accusing me of hacking

 

If someone sends you a message accusing you of hacking, and you're obviously not doing it, report their message to the enforcement team (if it's bad enough) and block them. Also, if someone's raging, it's probably best NOT to message them - EVER.

 

If anything I reply ,"sorry not hacking I'm just really good with the Jets" but how is that them messaging me I'm hacking violating the Terms and conditions of messaging?

 

All I can say regarding your example is that it sounds like it has a negative tone or connotation to it that shows a bit of a superiority complex or arrogance on your part. In all likelihood, they're not reporting you for hacking, but rather for your reply
- if that's the case, and the enforcement team sees that negativity and agrees with the complaint filed, then you can definitely take a hit to your reputation.

Here's what I would of sent instead: "I'm sorry that you think I was hacking because I assure you that I wasn't. In any case, good game - I know you tried very hard. "

My above example still defends your position, but also validates the other player's performance without inadvertantly putting them down. This allows them to feel a little better about the loss, less likely to take out any aggression they may have for losing
against you (such as reporting you), and in some cases, may even make you a new friend.

 

As they say, "kill them with kindness."

 

I'm active duty... I'm not about to start kissing someone's butt coming off very hostile towards me. You still didn't answer how them accusing me of hacking violated anything that would make reporting their message worthwhile. In all honesty if they are
already accusing me of hacking they have the pathetic mindset that if someone is really good and better than them that they must be hacking to make themselves feel better... and in all honesty there are people better than me and I acknowledge them and say
dang that guy is good... or only OK he got the better of me using a cheap tactic (ie spawn trapping on takeoff when the jet is most vulnerable). The fact is today people rage because loosing is unacceptable to them and Microsoft allows people to be affected
by this and is the arbitrary flaw in the whole reputation system

 

Xbox Live Code of Conduct <- read it for yourself, find a reason, and report as necessary with a message to the enforcement team that cites the reason.

 

The Reputation system is a complex beast that factors many different things. Examples : It's not just about simply leaving a rating. If you ban another player or vice versa from your server on Battlefield 4 for Team Killing, or
Unsporting behavior and so on it will effect their reputation. But if you were banned for no good reason, it does NOT effect your reputation. It's not just about collecting data, but how the system uses and weighs the data collected. If a dozen people suddenly
report a single user, the system looks at a variety of factors before lowering ones reputation.

Example: Did each of those players actually play in an online game with the person they reported? If not, all of their complaints will not equal that of a single person who spent 15 minutes playing Call of Duty: Ghosts online
with the reported user.

The system also looks at the reputation of both the person reporting and the alleged offender, if a user sends a barrage of reports against a single user will not continue to hurt your reputation. Each and every Xbox One game
with an online service can include the ability to recognize negative in game behavior and react to them accordingly. Even if no one reports a user for team killing or say driving the wrong way in a racing game, the games will know that you have not been playing
the game the right way, and you can get lowered because of it.

It is simple, play the game clean and fair the way it was meant to be played and all will be good. This reputation system is not being exploited or abused. Seeing as each and every one of these reports are reviewed.
KCCO guys, and your reputation will raise.

 

Very well said, Doc. I literally could not have said it any better myself.

 

You guys or and gals should NOT reply to any threatening or accusing messages you get, you should simply file a complaint, block and move on, by replying you keep feeding them, don't, if you play fair and do not cheat you have nothing to worry about.