Just had a survivor do this to me, is it reportable?
As per the topic. I was in a match with a player who appears to be working with the killer.
Is it reportable?
I have linked the video through imgur and here is the url:
https://imgur.com/a/um9jLfr
As per the topic. I was in a match with a player who appears to be working with the killer.
Is it reportable?
I have linked the video through imgur and here is the url:
https://imgur.com/a/um9jLfr
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I pretty much had the same issue a couple months ago and they told me its a bannable offense. You have to report the players ingame aswell as via ticket.
Yes, survivors teaming with the killer is a bannable offense.
I've reported over a dozen obvious team ups between survivor and killer this year, not a single one was banned to my knowledge. Should they be? Absolutely, will they? /shrug
Thank you. hopefully my submitted video evidence on the report is enough to demonstrate they were working with the killer & vice-versa.
Wow, so helpful. Thankfully the earlier user was more helpful.
Mate I gave you an answer. You just asked if it was reportable.
Might be the details given in the report. I reported a killer just 2 days ago for griefing and made a detailed report about it, successful ban popup the next day. And in bhvr's recent discord stream they mentioned they go off of details, but that was also in the case of cheaters.
It's a (temporary) bannable offense, nobody will get a perma for this. Personally I would write it off and go next as it's one singular match and pretty rare. Though that doesn't excuse the behavior. Report or not up to you.
Just to point out also that sometimes the survivor has no saying of what the killer does. I have had matches where killer did not want to hook me and hunted the other guy down. I don't help them as I don't do that but in the end its not my decision if they don't want to kill me but the killers. So not everyone always do it because they really have a choice.
Yeah that seemed a pretty unfair response to you. You literally answered OP's question succinctly and accurately. No pleasing some people I guess.