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Why are player bans so short? People will happily kill you twice and wait half an hour. I was 1 kill of ace and my team mate killed me to stop me getting an ace. His friend then killed me the next round. What comes from it? We loose 4-1 another great game of siege!

UbiYubble 5 years ago

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Originally posted by Strider: when are bans actually going to mean something?

Why do you feel current bans aren't having a larger effect on the matches you play?

UbiYubble 5 years ago

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Originally posted by Strider:
Originally posted by AarkTheDragon:
Would you rather they just ignore you outright instead of actually gathering feedback?
In that case, they could play it off as if they never saw it. In this case, however, it looks as if they saw it and didn't liked the feedback they got, so they chose to ignore it all together. Also, when I say "your reply" I mean the lack there of.

I saw it! My tasks at Ubi require me to do quite a bit of stuff, so I'm not able to reply to some threads as quickly as I may like to. There definitely has been some discussion around the community that ban sanctions should be more severe for those who continue to leave matches.

I've passed the feedback along to the team, but at this time I don't have anything to share. I will say this though, the more the community speaks out on wanting this change, the more I have to bring to the dev team at the end of the week.

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Ubi-Raziel 4 years ago

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Hello!

Intentional team killing is against our Code of Conduct, as it is interrupting the flow of gameplay. We understand this does accidentally happen however, therefore in-game sanctions are short and temporary.

There is no number I can provide for what it would take, but please be aware that we take the Code of Conduct seriously; we simply want players to be able to enjoy the game.

Here is our CoC for reference: https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/r...hxnOtNrH6KGMi2

All the best!

Draco9990 3 years ago

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EA_Aljo 1 year ago

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@AshPanda1

I get that desire to clap back at someone. However, if you do it in a manner that breaks the rules, chances are good you're going to be actioned for it. As you know, we can't help with bans over Answers HQ. You'll need to submit a dispute if you haven't done that 3 times already. Instructions for this can be found here.

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EA_Aljo 1 year ago

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@AshPanda1

It's not an automated process. Someone reviews the account to see if the action taken wasn't warranted.

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