What rule in the code of conduct am i violating?

Jacob McCready · Jan 26, 2025 at 12:04 AM

Hello, so i have been on xbox for years and never received any strikes on my account.

Recently i've been playing a lot of Diablo IV and i posted "Lord Zir tormented runs x10 350m ea person" Understandably i was suspended i figured because i was charging players to join me.

Now today I posted "Uber boss carries, Your mats, i'll kill"

I was instantly suspended again. I cannot appeal due to it being just a day suspension but I don't understand what i'm doing wrong by posting that? All I'm doing is offering to kill the boss for them? I'm not charging any in game gold, i'm not real world trading.

Can someone please explain to me what I did wrong so I stop getting these silly suspensions...

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Jacob McCready

So you're saying pretty much if the post isn't saying looking for players to play with something along those lines, my post could be reported. Not understanding because it's obvious my post implies im looking for players needing help with Uber boss kills, the whole point of LFG is to find players to play with?

ngocphi

It doesn't matter if it's real world trading or not

If you posted it in the wrong channel like LFG

then you are breaking the rules

Diablo 4 has its own trading and lfg channels

Smwutches

An LFG post should essentially just me "I'm looking for x amount of players to play this game" The way your kind of posts comes off, it's usually looked at as spam or offering something in return. It's usually best to try to avoid using abbreviations or game specific slang.

BaiIeyG

Hi,

This is a breach in Microsofts Code of Conduct. It is not illegal but it violates Microsofts rules.

THEOWENKILLER

If "your rules" violate the code of conduct, you risk a ban.

People do not get banned for beating someone else in a game,no matter what.

What rule in the code of conduct am i violating?