Xbox live abusive punishments

RaineBerrigan · Oct 17, 2020

Xbox Live punishments are too aggressive. Sending a message and being reported should be punished as we all agree. The punishment should include the inability to send and receive message to players not in your friends list and/or player in your friends
list less than a month. As well as the inability to join parties and use in-game voice chat. What a punishment should not include is taking away the main thing people pay for which is the ability to play online and with friends. People already pay for the
internet and to play simple video games online you are now required to pay extra to a corporation. Please explain why a punishment for a simple text message includes taking away the thing we mainly pay so much for. Please enlighten me why I am being denied
access to join a public game lobby that I pay to use twice because of a message that includes a curse word.

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RaineBerrigan

I also don't think I'm the only one that thinks paying for something means you should be able to use it no matter what. I used to think If I wanted to waste money I could head to nearest the apple store and buy an overpriced mac with specs that cost the
same price of a pallet of bricks but now I'm thinking I can do it online and buy an Xbox live subscription to use the internet that I already pay for and type the F word and watch as I am instantly banned from joining a online session.

RaineBerrigan

And I must add could you type 99.9% of that again I can barely understand the gibberish on my display

ngocphi

Well first and foremost

Xbox live is for everyone and rated for everyone

That includes kids

If you cant be an adult of conversationa then maybr you need a time out

All online servicea requires you to br reapectful

And as with real life it doesnt matter who starts the fight

If you break the rules you will be punished

Do you really think you get away in a fight with the excuse he started it

Common use common sense.99.9% of live can get along and follow the rules why cant you

RaineBerrigan

there was no fight first of all my friends were joking around and they reported for fun to see what happened I would expect not being able to send and receive messages but being banned from playing online games as well it's just silly how you can pay monthly
for something you can't use and if it's rated for kids develop a system to restrict kids from viewing offensive messages like before outputting the message scan it for profanity or offensive content and ask the recipient if they are sure they want to view
it and if it is a child account ask for a parent password though I doubt parents are worried on what they are reading as their parents permit them to go to a virtual strip club and through money at half naked girls.

RaineBerrigan

I understand your point of view but some citizens of the world don't have thousands of dollars to buy a decent PC to play games so we settle for a game console that we are forced to pay extra for online capabilities. I just want to understand why punishments
include disabling online matchmaking instead of just restricting messages and party chats which were the root of the problem

Xbox live abusive punishments