Final Fantasy GMs are pretty good about reports. A lot of times when they talk to you about something, they try to see whats going on. So if she is getting mass spammed, then the GMs will get to the bottom of it and will go after the people that spammed her. Jumping as a Lalafell is also not considered harassment, this is people attacking Ironmouse, they did the same to Asmon
also anyone who has read any of the Ff14 GM "horror stories"...most of them are written by ppl who clearly broken the rules and a little digging lets u find that they are mostly being very toxic to ppl or are gloating about certain 3rd party "services" and bannable mod users.
Its probably because people found out where she was and didnt want her there so they reported her or because everyone hopped on to be near her like when asmond goes on or jesse coxx gets on
If you want to spam emotes, you *need* to disable the emote log so it doesn't fill chat. It's dumb that it's even on by default when spam is against ToS. I'm in the (non-erp) venue scene, and we spam emote non-stop. But, "disable emote log" is like, the #1 rule we tell every newcomer to avoid the idiots who like to report. Also, Lala hate has been a thing with a segment the FFXIV community since the beginning. It's really dumb. They either full on hate lalafels, or have some deep-rooted issues with how they actually feel about lalafels and deserve to be on a list.
I'm a Lalafell in FFXIV. I jump over people and spam emotes daily whenever I play the game. I have macros set up specifically for spamming certain emotes. I've never once been reported in the years I've played the game. I think those kinds of rules are there mostly because of what the intent could be, not to actually punish people who regularly "break" those rules. For example, if you're using emotes to sexually harass or bully people in game, then having a rule against spamming emotes gives them justification to go after that kind of behavior as needed. Someone can make the argument "oh, I'm just spamming emotes, there's nothing malicious about it" even though they were obviously doing it with malicious intent, so rather than have a back and forth debating with habitual liars about whether or not they were being malicious, GMs can just say "Don't spam emotes, that's against the rules." There's no argument against it. You can whine about it or hate it, but the bottom line is that you've broken an established rule, so there's no question or room for doubt if you get punished for it. It essentially gives GMs a no-nonsense safety net against people who try to find loopholes to act maliciously with plausible deniability. They have better things to do than deal with that kind of BS, as they likely have to deal with an endless stream of reports around the clock and need to resolve issues as quickly as possible. Of course, this is assuming that moderators actually care about how they treat their community, as more often than not in MMOs these days (and moderation in general) people would rather ban first and ask questions never. It's much faster and easier, but then you run the risk of punishing innocent people and eroding trust within your community, although how much that trust is worth in the first place depends on who you ask. Just look at Reddit moderators.
Once wow had something similar, too... But then the shareholders came and they reduced more and more money for customer service... Damn ffler are sensitive...
It doesn't matter if she is sponsored or not. Nijisisters blame Ironmouse for their favorite company losing 50 million dollars. Because she poached some of their talents.. The rest are IRL haters still butthurt about an award given to her six months ago.
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Final Fantasy GMs are pretty good about reports. A lot of times when they talk to you about something, they try to see whats going on. So if she is getting mass spammed, then the GMs will get to the bottom of it and will go after the people that spammed her. Jumping as a Lalafell is also not considered harassment, this is people attacking Ironmouse, they did the same to Asmon
also anyone who has read any of the Ff14 GM "horror stories"...most of them are written by ppl who clearly broken the rules and a little digging lets u find that they are mostly being very toxic to ppl or are gloating about certain 3rd party "services" and bannable mod users.
She said she called someone dumb in game, so I'm surprised she didn't get got for that
Somehow I just knew the "discrimination" would be against the potatoes.
you also have the morons that go "lalafell are children"
Haters.
"Fun sucker, sucking out all the fun from my games" = SBI
Its probably because people found out where she was and didnt want her there so they reported her or because everyone hopped on to be near her like when asmond goes on or jesse coxx gets on
That's why I don't play mmos anymore the reports for dumb stuff is out of control
I only play ones where I can have my own dedicated server.
If you want to spam emotes, you *need* to disable the emote log so it doesn't fill chat. It's dumb that it's even on by default when spam is against ToS. I'm in the (non-erp) venue scene, and we spam emote non-stop. But, "disable emote log" is like, the #1 rule we tell every newcomer to avoid the idiots who like to report.
Also, Lala hate has been a thing with a segment the FFXIV community since the beginning. It's really dumb. They either full on hate lalafels, or have some deep-rooted issues with how they actually feel about lalafels and deserve to be on a list.
STOP! You've violated the law! Pay the court a fine or serve your sentence. Your stolen goods are now forfeit.
We'll call this Final Fantasy: Shawshank Redeption DLC
"Ironmouse came to Shawshank in the Summer of 20 'aught 24..."
This is part of why online multiplayer sucks in nearly every game.
Mouse is the new apparently kid
I've been in that jail. Turns out my FC was a nuisance so I got picked up by association.
kind of the same when I was playing Nostale
they hate us short people
or maybe they are only mousey stans who wanna have a meet and greet... even in jail
Final Fantasy does Gary’s Mod Dark RP Moderator sit-downs?
Is that Ari in the background?
Haters gotta hate.
Jarl Ballin'!
Specifically, this is a case of playah hatin.
Well, that's what you get for being on Cactuar. They do not know how to have fun there. It's why it's a streamer cesspool.
same thing happened to asmongold back then iirc
I'm a Lalafell in FFXIV. I jump over people and spam emotes daily whenever I play the game. I have macros set up specifically for spamming certain emotes. I've never once been reported in the years I've played the game. I think those kinds of rules are there mostly because of what the intent could be, not to actually punish people who regularly "break" those rules.
For example, if you're using emotes to sexually harass or bully people in game, then having a rule against spamming emotes gives them justification to go after that kind of behavior as needed. Someone can make the argument "oh, I'm just spamming emotes, there's nothing malicious about it" even though they were obviously doing it with malicious intent, so rather than have a back and forth debating with habitual liars about whether or not they were being malicious, GMs can just say "Don't spam emotes, that's against the rules." There's no argument against it. You can whine about it or hate it, but the bottom line is that you've broken an established rule, so there's no question or room for doubt if you get punished for it. It essentially gives GMs a no-nonsense safety net against people who try to find loopholes to act maliciously with plausible deniability. They have better things to do than deal with that kind of BS, as they likely have to deal with an endless stream of reports around the clock and need to resolve issues as quickly as possible.
Of course, this is assuming that moderators actually care about how they treat their community, as more often than not in MMOs these days (and moderation in general) people would rather ban first and ask questions never. It's much faster and easier, but then you run the risk of punishing innocent people and eroding trust within your community, although how much that trust is worth in the first place depends on who you ask. Just look at Reddit moderators.
as a lalafel jumper, now i'm in fear 😱😱
Whenever Mouse talks to Connor it's "harassment and spamming"
Once wow had something similar, too... But then the shareholders came and they reduced more and more money for customer service...
Damn ffler are sensitive...
Can’t they leave her alone? Why do they have to ruin the game?
Bunch of haters. She did nothing wrong.
I have never played FF14 but I've been in that jail twice.
Time to not play final fantasy anymore
Reason for not playing the game
Well, I'm sold on not playing FF14.
The IRL flesh streamer fanbois and Nijisisters are desperate to bring down Vshojo since Ironmouse won Content Creator of the year.
Why would she get targeted on a game that is not paying her?
It doesn't matter if she is sponsored or not. Nijisisters blame Ironmouse for their favorite company losing 50 million dollars. Because she poached some of their talents.. The rest are IRL haters still butthurt about an award given to her six months ago.