Public GTA Online Report List

[Blasterman4EVER]

 

1. Assuming people are the worst of humanity based off a logic that see's you believe this based off an easily manipulated stat.

 

2. Leaves all this open to ridicule. If you think 2.0 or 3.0 k/d is to be targetted, there's going to be many false reports.

 

1. It's the worst of humanity that also plays video games, which should be assumed. Certainly, a modder or glitcher is not part of the absolute worst of humanity, such as murderers. But of the video game playing population, yeah, they're the worst people on earth.

 

2. It is almost always fair to report anybody with a KD/R over 2.0 for griefing. Of course there are exceptions, but it is practically impossible to maintain a KD/R over 2.0 without being a griefer. I have verified this time and again. But this is not the subject of this thread, so don't go all ad hominem on me.

[Arrows to Athens]

 

1. Assuming people are the worst of humanity based off a logic that see's you believe this based off an easily manipulated stat.

 

2. Leaves all this open to ridicule. If you think 2.0 or 3.0 k/d is to be targetted, there's going to be many false reports.

 

1. It's the worst of humanity that also plays video games, which should be assumed. Certainly, a modder or glitcher is not part of the absolute worst of humanity, such as murderers. But of the video game playing population, yeah, they're the worst people on earth.

 

2. It is almost always fair to report anybody with a KD/R over 2.0 for griefing. Of course there are exceptions, but it is practically impossible to maintain a KD/R over 2.0 without being a griefer. I have verified this time and again. But this is not the subject of this thread, so don't go all ad hominem on me.

 

But who sets the criteria for what's griefing and what's not? It's all subjective.

Edited April 10, 2018 by Arrows to Athens

[Is this The Guy?]

Will it help? I don’t know, I’m doubtful but I’m frequently wrong. But it definitely wouldn’t hurt.

You do as you must sir and just know that I believe in you

[Blasterman4EVER]

But who sets the criteria for what's griefing and what's not? It's all subjective.

 

 

 

I disagree.

 

Calling griefing subjective would be the linguistic equivalent of the in-game act of say, taking the easy way out.

 

 

Do I sense a new thread coming:

 

"What is griefing?"

Edited April 10, 2018 by Blasterman4EVER

[Black-Dragon96]

Yeah, a public list would be good. Anything to hang the corrupt and honorless out to dry.

I honestly can not see anything good in a website where you can accuse someone of something without any proof at all.

To my knowledge something like that is also illegal. Personal data, privacy, etc.

 

 

You have to go after the actual people making the accounts. You have to know their IP and their physical address in real life, and then private or legal action prohibiting that physical address from being able to use paid ISP access to access PSN or XBOX live or online gaming altogether.

 

If the person uses tools to mask their physical location/IP, that's when legal action should be taken by Rockstar or whatever game developer.

This idea is not only incredibly stupid but there is also no legal basis to do something like that in any country of the world.

[Lonely-Martin]

1. It's the worst of humanity that also plays video games, which should be assumed. Certainly, a modder or glitcher is not part of the absolute worst of humanity, such as murderers. But of the video game playing population, yeah, they're the worst people on earth.

2. It is almost always fair to report anybody with a KD/R over 2.0 for griefing. Of course there are exceptions, but it is practically impossible to maintain a KD/R over 2.0 without being a griefer. I have verified this time and again. But this is not the subject of this thread, so don't go all ad hominem on me.

 

1, I can see your point for sure. But by calling for criminal or social justice then makes it a real world issue, not just within the gaming community. Plus, I feel R* and all companies should do far more to counter issues in their games and it shouldn't even come to us looking for alternatives.

 

2, Can't entertain the logic here. I have to agree to disagree. I and many I know simply don't do PvP, and much of what I did do was in co-operation, hence a decent K/D. Don't get me wrong, I really couldn't care less what my K/D is, it's nothing and it's fake. But to you, I'd instantly stand out and become a target of yours, and without dragging it all up, the way you say you react to seeing such K/D is too strong for my tastes. I feel you grief innocent players with this approach.

 

Just between me and you, there's a clear difference of opinion as to what is and isn't grief. And that's the problem I eluded to.

[Skullpanda3968]

Honestly, like with a lot of other online games, there's going to be hackers/modders. Not saying that I support them at all, just being real. I wish there was more we could do, but there's not and R* isn't doing fair players much of a favor with their faulty banning system (as in banning players who don't hack/mod) There's bound to be thousands upon thousands of modders/hackers and trying to pin each and every single one is too much work since they can just make more accounts. You just have to learn to deal with them. That's what I've learned.

Edited April 11, 2018 by Jacebuts24

[Arrows to Athens]

 

But who sets the criteria for what's griefing and what's not? It's all subjective.

 

 

 

I disagree.

 

Calling griefing subjective would be the linguistic equivalent of the in-game act of say, taking the easy way out.

 

 

Do I sense a new thread coming:

 

"What is griefing?"

 

You state that you disagree and then make a comparison to an in-game mechanic, but don't actually establish the objective criteria for what's griefing and what's not. To me, that indicates you're evading the question.

Edited April 11, 2018 by Arrows to Athens

[Blasterman4EVER]

 

2, Can't entertain the logic here. I have to agree to disagree. I and many I know simply don't do PvP, and much of what I did do was in co-operation, hence a decent K/D. Don't get me wrong, I really couldn't care less what my K/D is, it's nothing and it's fake. But to you, I'd instantly stand out and become a target of yours, and without dragging it all up, the way you say you react to seeing such K/D is too strong for my tastes. I feel you grief innocent players with this approach.

 

Just between me and you, there's a clear difference of opinion as to what is and isn't grief. And that's the problem I eluded to.

 

I was a KD/R pole-stroker in year one. Was over 2.0 and kept going up and up until I made a deliberate decision not to pad the stat. I think I caved near 2.5. It just became so horrible. Having to even think about it became traumatic. Knowing that I had to be concerned about dying at all times was miserable. It's just not fun. It's a terrible way to play the game. I think the griefers with the stroked K/DR poles are incapable of understanding this because they refuse to let it go.

 

Just let it go! The game is more fun when you can get pwned every once in a while and not care about the stat going down. Sigh.

 

Over the next several months, I realized and accepted that I was a griefer.

 

I just don't want to be one. I want to have fun. And I don't want to ruin others' fun....

 

Unless fun for them is ruining fun for others.

Edited April 11, 2018 by Blasterman4EVER

[Nutduster]

I think if I read the words "KD/R pole stroker" one more time, I'm going to have a stroke of my own.

[MaddenedGhost]

 

 

Eventually, the right hacker will get fed up enough with the wrong modders, and he'll just reveal the personal information of the worst offenders to the public and let social justice work everything out.

And then this guy is in big trouble for giving out other peoples personal data to the public and invading the personal space of said people.

 

 

[...] and glitchers.

Ah yes I remember that you wanted clothing glitchers banned.

Thats one of the reasons why Ibcan't take you serious.

 

 

He also reports anyone he sees with a k/d of over 3.0 regardless of what they are doing (if anything). There is a very long list of reasons not to take him seriously. Calling for real-world vigilante justice over someone trolling in a video game is just the newest item on that list.

 

I clicked here to check what this is all about, especially since earlier today some punk was doing the current glitch to spawn stunting props in a public lobby ON PS4, I found the props and took a helicopter and flew on top of them, just in time for some idiot to message me saying "hacker" .. me being a high level and standing on some random props makes me a hacker to this flipping noob .. "bro get the heck out of here with that nonsense"

[Lonely-Martin]

I was a KD/R pole-stroker in year one. Was over 2.0 and kept going up and up until I made a deliberate decision not to pad the stat. I think I caved near 2.5. It just became so horrible. Having to even think about it became traumatic. Knowing that I had to be concerned about dying at all times was miserable. It's just not fun. It's a terrible way to play the game. I think the griefers with the stroked K/DR poles are incapable of understanding this because they refuse to let it go.

Just let it go! The game is more fun when you can get pwned every once in a while and not care about the stat going down. Sigh.

 

Over the next several months, I realized and accepted that I was a griefer.

 

I just don't want to be one. I want to have fun. And I don't want to ruin others' fun....

 

Unless fun for them is ruining fun for others.

 

See, it these posts that show that the game got to you, and the strong language you use to emphasise that tells me it did a real number on you too. Only time away can help I feel. You control your game, forget the rest.

 

I love the variety in playstyles I meet, so many things one could concentrate on if we want. I enjoy collecting cars or helping noobs making cash, others value other aspects. The game actively encourages us to be more aggressive with others out there too, and gives tools/mechanics to make so much easy for those keen. Personally I've always just mixed it all up as I find concentrating on one thing too much becomes boring easier, lol.

 

That, and many times I see fighting in a session, but both players/teams are all in too. There's folk that just like to find fighters, these guys doing their thing might lead to a better K/D, much like a good racer will win more and more, or a good heister will earn more and more. I haven't killed or been killed for weeks at a time, as I just don't engage when I don't want to. They're enjoying their game, and if you see that and see decent K/D, you appear to say you grief them based off of how you felt it consumed you. It just doesn't effect other this way as it's just a bit of fun to them.

 

People that are just flying about taking pops at all casually, and using pansy moves to avoid returning fire, then these just get no more attention from me. They want me to chase shadows and get pissed (Many even want the kicks/reports/messages - All attention on them). That'll not happen. I just move on, as legit folk that want to genuinely see who's the better man, won't refuse a challenge, even if we just go get another freemode session for a battle. More old gen/old account stuff for me after my PS3 account was f*cked up by the real bastards that need removing - Again, R* must show more here to counter menu's. I prefer to race as my PvP. (Don't mind a sh*t show either, lol. Though, I am a racer at heart that loves clean lines and fair passing too).

 

Anyway, glad to chat and sorry to ramble a tad. There's much you post that I and many can agree with, but I strongly feel you can be a bit too defensive/harsh regarding some aspects. It overshadows things, IMHO. But again, I enjoy the different opinions of folk here/in game. That for me is the magic of this game. Never have I, or could I have foreseen the time I'd spend in this GTA, so changing it up is always a good thing. I do plan to have a crazy spell soon. (Not bad sport stuff, just I need to do much more PvP for unlocks and to get better at it, lol).

 

Peace out.

[Guest]

It is almost always fair to report anybody with a KD/R over 2.0 for griefing.

I've had a KD of over 2.0 since day one. I had a KD of over 3.5 for the first three years of playing the game, it was only when I found myself actually seeking PvP that it went down. I spent three years in invite only for the most part, freeroam PvP rarely happened, my KD was purely from defending myself or revenge after an unprovoked attack (usually the latter).

 

So please, explain how and why it would be fair to report someone who had no interest in PvP let alone greifing and who, for the most part, stayed in private sessions, as a greifer? Who was I greifing? The people who shot first and regretted it later?

 

And, because I've not played GTA for longer than an hour per session in the last couple of months and have no interest in playing at all right now, my KD which has fallen since being in public remains above 2.0 so you think it's fair to report me?

 

I think it's fair to report anyone who kills anyone for any or no reason or just has a better vehicle than I have...

 

 

You know what, I'm going to make a website where people can report crybabies who moan about players and request "greifers" to go out of their way to attack these pussies.

[SHOKKERZ91]

You can´t really get griefed in gta. Rockstar implemented enough sh*t for noobs to protect them. You have passive, you have "ghosted". The only way you can get griefed is when you allow it.

 

And please don´t make me laugh with your "2.5 Polestroke KD". 2.5? And you struggeled to keep it in that quarter? In gta, which is filled with brainless zombielike players to farm? Even when i was new in the game and played without vehicles, ewo or any other cheap tactic, i was on a stable 7-8ish one. And that wasn´t based on my skill but simply the lack of brain of other players.

 

Trust me, when you really tryharded for your 2.5 KD, you are utterly terrible. This is more of upperclass casual. To me it sounds more of B&M because you couldn´t keep up. You gave up and everyone better than you makes you angry, because you know you will never play on this level. Flamers like you should it forbidden to use the report-function, because you will only abuse it.

[ALifeOfMisery]

First time I've looked for this stat after around 1000 hours on this character, because of all the talk in threads like this. Feel like a peasant now lol.The only question now is, do I go for those 98 unreturned kills to join the 2.0 club.

Edited April 11, 2018 by ALifeOfMisery

[deadx23]

I have a high k/d of 5.0 legit *flexes muscles*

 

 

Edited April 11, 2018 by deadx23

[PwnageSoldier]

I mean, if R* actually cared about manual reporting then this website would of been okay, but I agree with everyone else saying that this website has way too much potential for abuse.

[idonknowhow]

I am off the radar

 

[lll-H-I-M-lll]

Im a passive pussy i just blast my horn all day every day hoping someone gets in my car

[SaltyGTAFMember]

I might report this website to rockstar, too many trolls gonna false report after blowing up their cargo.

[willystylez]

I think if I read the words "KD/R pole stroker" one more time, I'm going to have a stroke of my own.

Don't take the easy way out.

 

Just stroke your pole like I will.

 

Until you kdr.

 

Knut

Deep breath

Repeat

[Pedinhuh]

Well, this thread surely took off...

[Jenkiiii]

We all know perpetual griefers, i.e. players who continually traverse the map with the objective of grinding all activities to a halt, who sometimes work in pairs or packs of three or more, and never do any work or missions or activities of their own. I know one particular crew who've been griefing lobbies for over a year, and I report them and leave the lobby.

 

It was therefore particularly gratifying to see this:

 

 

... and when I checked on his team-mates, likewise known as 'Dodgy Player'.

 

Personally, I think a bit of griefing is just part of GTA online and everyone has the right to play the game in the way they see fit. It's your time and your entertainment, but it still feels nice to know that perpetual griefers are highlighted and shamed for this with the 'Dodgy Player' tag. Maybe they've been in bad sport too many times, or have had too many negative reports, I don't know... but at least everyone else can easily see 'who they are'.

Edited April 21, 2018 by Jenkiiii