The best Joke I’ve seen using this video is. “Have yall seen that new Suicide Squad trailer”

Actual meaningful penalties against companies in America? HAHAHA! Hell hasn’t frozen over yet way to many CEOs souls are keeping it full of hot air.

Even if that were true, the problem is that the ‘flag’ that the automated system places on a video has the immediate effect of making the uploader ‘guilty until proven innocent’ in that the owner of the Content ID immediately starts collecting monetization on the video regardless of the outcome. (If monetization is…

You guys are all running on the idealistic assumption that this is just some mistake that YouTube would like to avoid. No, it’s working exactly as they want it to. They’re a giant psychopathic corporation, and you should always remember that.

The day companies get penalized for anything...is the day we have democracy back...

I think companies need to be penalized for reporting false flags. That is the only way this kind of things are less likely to happen.

People like it, so I guess yeah, you are missing something.

It’s not just words. There are videos where his team is about to win. He says he should get blue buff on Draven when there’s a champion in mid who is MUCH more reliant on having blue. If the mid champion takes it he intentionally gives the other team free kills and intentionally loses the game for his team just…

I wonder how many more people would engage in online gaming if the minority of extreme trolls were weeded out?

He would have been given multiple chances and warnings to discontinue his behaviour. League doesn’t just ban people willy-nilly, especially not a perma-ban like this. He would have already had multiple infractions under his belt to get to this point.

This logic doesn’t even make sense. Poorly made games...attract assholes? Why? Does that mean any forums for Ride To Hell: Retribution are filled with the worst human beings society has to offer?

Come on now. Don’t be so selfish. You don’t have to show off how much jelly you have/are. Seriously, share with the rest of the human race or at this rate you’ll cause a shortage.

It isn’t a bad game, it’s just has the largest online community, and when you get a community that big inevitably you are going to have a lot of jerks, and jerks stick out like sore fucking thumbs.

Good! I’m sick of people treating toxicity like it’s some force of nature, that online games go hand-in-hand with verbal abuse, etc. But it’s not. I applaud developers for taking steps to punish negative behavior and rewarding positive players, but mostly we gamers have to shut out negativity ourselves. Self-policing…

I used to find that to be the case, but their new systems *really* seem to be helping to curb that. I still run into the occasional jerk, and everyone’s ego gets the better of them from time to time, but it’s nothing like it was a couple of years ago. If I play well and work with my teammates, I find the vast majority…

Some people view their definition as ‘trolling’ as being able to make people angry on the internet and framing the entire thing as some sort of brilliant display of their intellect. In the end, they’re just trying to justify being an asshole.

Good. From what I can tell that game is riddled with toxic behaviour and people like this only encourage it.

I’m looking at this thread on /r/KotakuInAction (a GG-friendly subreddit):

Or those morons will high-five and circle jerk each other thinking this was a big victory for artistic integrity or freedom or whatever they thought this was about.

You’re the only one that has actually been reporting on this stuff which is shocking. though I also feel like if we don’t have a discussion about this now, then this will be forgotten in a day and it will happen again. We also should not forget about the others before this either. I am still disappointed in this…