The only thing I would've done different is to write "Throws matches on purpose." then click OK. So, as you can see the report was justified. The first is his team when they won and he saw that Djuggs didn't switch when countered." XQc started reported her on the 2nd map (the clip that is going around), he had her in a game. But in terms of teamwork I don't think Djugg switched off once, even when being countered. This is when he was doing the reporting before the start of the game.ĭjugg was in the next games and I got bored of watching at 7h30m (5/5 games of one tricking).ĭjugg also won against him a couple times, and lost with/against him a couple times. "6h22m Sym OTP was on the enemy team didn't switch off and was countered by pharah.Ħh37m is when the symm was on his team and didn't switch once, kept getting killed. xQc reported the Symmetra because it's a OTP that throws matches. Like filing false police reports, it's one of the worst things you can do in order to maintain a working system to catch actual offenders." If you want the rules changed over what are reportable offenses and what aren't, lobby for those changes, you have much more of a platform than most other players for that, but don't misuse the report player feature for things it isn't intended for. Honestly, to xQc the message should just be this: "The 'report this player' feature is not a way for you to get revenge on people you dislike. If someone does something that's against the rules, by all means report them, but don't abuse the report system to "get back at" players who behave in ways you dislike, but are officially allowed. His apology though was for the entirely wrong thing - he's perfectly entitled to dislike one-tricks or whatever it was he apologized for, he just shouldn't get toxic because of them, and he really shouldn't file false reports about them. A permabanwould be way too harsh yes, but I do feel like he deserved his ban.
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