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Yeah...I thought as much...

@geek that sucks i have to play most games with americans cause not enough people from my country play anyway :C 2bar ftw

If you're a good sportsman, then show it. Say "Good game" after a match, or send out 'GGs' when you and another person in particular have a certain rivalry going on. Yesterday I was having a heated Skirmish on Destiny and this one guy was t-bagging me constantly
when he killed me. I got him and his teammates in a triple-kill during a big turn-around in the match, and did something I NEVER do, and T-bagged him back. We lost the match, and afterwards I was feeling aggrieved about the individual rivalry this guy and
I were having in the game, so I sent him a "GG " to calm myself down, and he responded "You too mate " and just like THAT, tension gone, good sportsmanship in the air, and I felt better. Perfect example of how good sportsmanship can defuse most game based
confrontations before they escalate.

They can get the info from the developers, Randver. The developers track game information all of the time and have been doing it for years. It helps give them a better idea of how people play their games. How else do you think you can have the ability to
look at leaderboards or a previous match stats or how they can see just how many millions of red barrels have been exploded since the game's release?

As for the enforcement team, why would you have reason to doubt that they no longer do what they did in 2010? If anything, I would think that it still holds true and is, in fact, better. While you're right that they may not be able to logistically handle
everything, it simply means they can't do it quickly. It's that reason why many people still see others they've reported online some time after they were initially reported (or perhaps because the punishment for the alleged crime didn't warrant a full-on ban
or anything at all if proven innocent). There's likely hundreds of people that pore over these reports day in and day out that are trained to handle these kinds of things. You shouldn't worry so much.

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