Submitting a ticket with the time, location, and channel of the crash can really help narrow down the list of potential offenders.
Even if the channel crashes it will still have a log of what accounts were connected just prior. Screenshots of course are always useful but sometimes you can’t get them.
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I think you overestimate the intelligence of the majority of children who exploit bugs in videogames. The fact that they do it to begin with suggests they’re too dumb to consider the possibility of getting caught.
Please enlighten me or at least link me to what in the world you and whomever else is going to chime in here about this means by “witch hunt.”
I haven’t seen anything that looks like it. And as @slygoat commented, you’d be surprised how stupid people are. Plus kids who think they can get away with it.
And I speak from personal experience, it’s still going on. Friends just had it happen a bit ago as well.
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A witch hunt implies the people involved aren’t guilty of what they’re being accused of or an intent to cause mass hysteria around the alleged offenses. IMC is asking for legitimate reports and evidence. That’s basically the opposite of a witch hunt.
You know, I’m flattered by all your attention but the answer is still “you need to actually read what I wrote before you type your answers.”
@slygoat I know right? I only posted this because I was talking with a couple of friends earlier who were wanting to make reports but didn’t have screenshots or anything. This kind of stuff still counts as a log for when stuff is happening if nothing else, and this hadn’t occurred to them. Off to bed for me, I got more important things to do than deal with this guy. Like sleep.
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Such positive thinking :3
here, have a cookie…
