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Citrutex
The High and Mighty
64
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Posted - 2013.02.01 21:37:00 -
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Eve voice has a voice changer, so should dust.
/shrug |
Don Von Hulio
UnReaL.
90
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Posted - 2013.02.01 21:43:00 -
[62] - Quote
Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:Kazeno Rannaa wrote:Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:Don Von Hulio wrote:Oh noe's. You sound like you've never played an online game before. Everyone goes ape sh** when they hear a girl on the mic. And you making a big deal over it is not the best way to go about it. There is a block function, and a mute option. And getting irritated because some people are "hounding" you is a bit ridiculous... especially when everyone is stuck on the bridge without a choice anyway.
And there is always those people who are just ingrates, or annoying in general. Mute/block them.
I get "hounded" because i have Primordial militia gear. You don't see me posting a thread whining about all the people grinding on my suit trying to get the camera in my dudes crotch.
Please, grow up and enjoy the game for the love of god and all that is holy. You're honestly just part of the problem. "There's nothing wrong with getting lewd comments thrown at you and being harassed for something you cannot control. Just shut up and deal with it" No. There is no reason for anyone to do that, and the guys that do (and those that defend them) are absolute scum. I wonder when our society actually goes beyond this crap. Careful about making your own decisions that are based upon arbitrary understandings and assumptions. And this is not to say that your statement about not accepting that behavior is not on point, at least in my eyes. Yet the language you used to describe the purported assailant only perpetuates the cycle of attacking and staunchly defending ones actions, no matter how socially and universally out of tune and balance they are. Throw discriminatory behavior at someone, don't be surprised if you get it back. Just my 0.02 ISK, and an observation. Whenever I get into a discussion on this subject, this always comes up: "Because you can't take some 'lighthearted joking' (the harassment, as described by people who allow it or encourage it) you need to shut up about it and not 'harass' (speak against) us." Someone who harasses and/or assaults someone does not deserve kind words to be used to describe them; to do so would be accepting of their behavior and encourages it more. Calling them out for their idiotic behavior (because it is idiotic to harass someone for something they cannot control; it shows a distinct lack of education/intelligence, good sense, and respect for others) is not inherently wrong; it is truthful and an attempt to get them to change, or at least try to get them to realize that they are doing something that is wrong. You say that I am basing things on "arbitrary understandings and assumptions"...you are wrong. Try having this behavior lobbed at you for several years, by many, many people, and most times you have your mic on with randoms. Maybe if you had something similar happen to you, you'd understand why its a problem. Its not about having feelings hurt, or not liking someone; it is an inherent problem with gamer/nerd culture that NEEDS to be addressed and stopped. Allowing it, looking the other way, treating the harassers nicely; this allows it to continue. Women hate it, but with the harassers ignoring them or becoming even more harsh when spoken against, other guys need to take a stand against them.
Has nothing to do with joking around.
Someone pisses you off? Someone has a realllly annoying voice? Someone is trying to start static with you? Well, all you have to do is just *mute* then *block*. I know its difficult to be the bigger person and just ignore them altogether.... but c'mon.
This is a space game about killing people, and their reincarnations... repeatedly. I would think that would be the main focus other than the anatomical intricacies of the female model and how it garners attention from other players. |
semperfi1999
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
317
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Posted - 2013.02.01 23:03:00 -
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Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:Kazeno Rannaa wrote: Only by actively addressing the issue at hand can you hope to produce the change that you seek, primarily through discussion and the development of understanding. Being passive on the mic and not airing the issue as it occurs, you can not hope to address the issue at the source of its occurrence.
I'm just going to say this: Most women fed up with this behavior have tried, many, many times, to ask (or told) guys to stop harassing them. Most of the time it results in MORE harassment. Very, very rarely will a guy stop because their target asked them to; it is a challenge to them to be worse. You can say "keep trying and someone will eventually stop" but when the normal response is to be worse...is the remote possibility of getting it to stop really better than all the extra harassment received? And...why is it on the woman to get them to stop? What about all the guys that sit there and say nothing?
You know phoenix I have always come down hard on anyone that is harassing a female gamer. Its obvious that most male gender gamers are mentally little boys and not true men and I find that unfortunate. I also however dont see how a reporting system would necessarily work. Also it depends on what some people consider harassment....some women consider such minor things as harassment. I just dont know what I would think about having such an easily accessible option to file a complaint to CCP about a players conduct while in game. How does CCP get enough evidence to "prove" that someone is actually harassing. If the requirements are too high then almost noone will get punished.....if they are too low then people will use them to troll other players.
Maybe someone will come up with a good idea on how to make this work....who knows.
Oh and PS3 has a voice changer so that wouldnt be an issue but I dont think that women should have to use such a feature...people should just grow up.
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Barack Ownbama
Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore
159
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Posted - 2013.02.01 23:10:00 -
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Don Von Hulio wrote:
Has nothing to do with joking around.
Someone pisses you off? Someone has a realllly annoying voice? Someone is trying to start static with you? Well, all you have to do is just *mute* then *block*. I know its difficult to be the bigger person and just ignore them altogether.... but c'mon.
This is a space game about killing people, and their reincarnations... repeatedly. I would think that would be the main focus other than the anatomical intricacies of the female model and how it garners attention from other players.
Exactly. It should be about the game and fighting merc vs merc, and implementing a way to report players for harassment would greatly shift personal interaction between players back to that. It doesn't matter if they can mute and block and offensive player, having to just hear it the first time is a terrible experience for anyone and we should be working as a community to push morons who harass others away from us. So long as it's done properly and swiftly, what's so wrong about cleaning up the community and making it better for everyone?
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gbghg
L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising
385
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Posted - 2013.02.01 23:45:00 -
[65] - Quote
Barack Ownbama wrote:Don Von Hulio wrote:
Has nothing to do with joking around.
Someone pisses you off? Someone has a realllly annoying voice? Someone is trying to start static with you? Well, all you have to do is just *mute* then *block*. I know its difficult to be the bigger person and just ignore them altogether.... but c'mon.
This is a space game about killing people, and their reincarnations... repeatedly. I would think that would be the main focus other than the anatomical intricacies of the female model and how it garners attention from other players.
Exactly. It should be about the game and fighting merc vs merc, and implementing a way to report players for harassment would greatly shift personal interaction between players back to that. It doesn't matter if they can mute and block and offensive player, having to just hear it the first time is a terrible experience for anyone and we should be working as a community to push morons who harass others away from us. So long as it's done properly and swiftly, what's so wrong about cleaning up the community and making it better for everyone? +1 |
Skihids
Tritan-Industries Legacy Rising
970
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Posted - 2013.02.01 23:58:00 -
[66] - Quote
Citrutex wrote:Eve voice has a voice changer, so should dust. /shrug
In other words, "You have to change (literally alter your voice) to avoid harassment because I'm not going to do anything to alter the hostile environment."
That's your solution? |
Scheneighnay McBob
Bojo's School of the Trades
1062
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Posted - 2013.02.02 00:08:00 -
[67] - Quote
I only stalk and awkwardly hump male mercs on the war barge. |
Citrutex
The High and Mighty
64
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Posted - 2013.02.02 00:12:00 -
[68] - Quote
Skihids wrote:In other words, "You have to change (literally alter your voice) to avoid harassment because I'm not going to do anything to alter the hostile environment."
That's your solution?
In other words, you have to change (literally not use your real name) to avoid harassment because i'm not going to do anything to alter the hostile environment.
See how that works?
So... Yes. It is a solution. So is reporting and moving on with your life. Welcome to; 'The Internet'; where obfuscation of personal details is always a good idea. Sorry if it offends you. |
Grendel Aurelius
Prototype Technology Corp.
13
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Posted - 2013.02.02 00:47:00 -
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When did society get so weak, thin-skinned, and irrational that interactions that take place online, i.e., NOT REALLY HAPPENING IN THE REAL WORLD, can seriously be considered harassment?
This is all in the same theme as cyber bullying... which will probably be the theme of a new post after someone gets upset about being shot in an FPS game.
Nothing that happens online is REAL. You're actually in the comfort of your own home when these interactions are taking place. If you cannot discern that key difference on your own perhaps you aren't equipped to deal with interacting with faraway people in make believe lands.
When I was a kid and an older kid felt like 'harassing' me with his fists I couldn't just ignore him or turn off the PS3. Wish I could have but in the long run getting smacked around a bit probably did me some good. It just blows my mind that the quality of people can disintegrate so quickly as to allow fake interactions to be seriously mistaken for something like 'harassment'.
If you'd like to see actual examples of sexual harassment I'd recommend you wiki women's suffrage and quit embarrassing yourself with the pretense that anything of the like is possible in this GAME. |
Phoenix Archer 128
Better Hide R Die
89
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Posted - 2013.02.02 01:13:00 -
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So, Grendel, is someone writing an anonymous letter to the newspaper, writing about how he feels all woman need to be completely submissive to men, and how any woman seen outside their homes without their man deserve to be beaten and ******, not considered to be harassing women? Is he not a threat to us? Are woman supposed to just not read the paper or look the other way?
What about a guy calling a woman's home, and threatening her sexually that way? Is she supposed to just hang up every time he calls, threatening her with harm?
Neither of these cases are a man saying these things face-to-face to a woman, but are they to be tolerated? If you don't think I've heard some absolutely sick things guys want to do to me online, you're only kidding yourself; to say that I should ignore this means you are part of the problem. |
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Matobar
Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION
123
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Posted - 2013.02.02 02:26:00 -
[71] - Quote
Grendel Aurelius wrote:When did society get so weak, thin-skinned, and irrational that interactions that take place online, i.e., NOT REALLY HAPPENING IN THE REAL WORLD, can seriously be considered harassment?
This is all in the same theme as cyber bullying... which will probably be the theme of a new post after someone gets upset about being shot in an FPS game.
Nothing that happens online is REAL. You're actually in the comfort of your own home when these interactions are taking place. If you cannot discern that key difference on your own perhaps you aren't equipped to deal with interacting with faraway people in make believe lands.
When I was a kid and an older kid felt like 'harassing' me with his fists I couldn't just ignore him or turn off the PS3. Wish I could have but in the long run getting smacked around a bit probably did me some good. It just blows my mind that the quality of people can disintegrate so quickly as to allow fake interactions to be seriously mistaken for something like 'harassment'.
If you'd like to see actual examples of sexual harassment I'd recommend you wiki women's suffrage and quit embarrassing yourself with the pretense that anything of the like is possible in this GAME.
So you seem to have a very narrow view of harassment. However, I took part of your advice, and wiki'd harassment, and this is the defintion I got: "Harassment is commonly understood as behaviour intended to disturb or upset, and it is characteristically repetitive. In the legal sense, it is intentional behaviour which is found threatening or disturbing." Nowhere here is there anything that says harassment can take place only in face-to-face situations. Internet-bullying is entirely possible as seen in this case here.
It seems I have to repeat myself one more time. Am I saying all men are harassers? No. Am I saying all women are innocent? Also no. But there IS a culture on the internet of men harassing women, sexually or otherwise. As I've said before, all this is doing is harming DUST by driving away a significant potential player base (30% of gamers are women older than 18) because some people can't get their heads out of their collective asses. The best way to combat the unstated truth of female harassment in online games is to empower not just women, but all players with the knowledge that they can quickly and easy submit their grievances to CCP, and that those submitions will be seriously considered.
It's very, very easy for someone who has never experienced harassment, especially a man who has not, to claim that there is no problem, or that the problem can be easily dealt with through things like "only squadding with certain people," "voice changing," or "turning off the microphone." But these don't solve the real issue. Instead of telling women to "get over it" or "HTFU" or blaming them for their own victimization, think about what you, personally, can do to make them feel welcome on DUST. And this should extend to all players, because whether you admit it or not the more people playing DUST the better for everyone. |
Skihids
Tritan-Industries Legacy Rising
970
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Posted - 2013.02.02 02:33:00 -
[72] - Quote
Citrutex wrote:Skihids wrote:In other words, "You have to change (literally alter your voice) to avoid harassment because I'm not going to do anything to alter the hostile environment."
That's your solution? In other words, you have to change (literally not use your real name) to avoid harassment because i'm not going to do anything to alter the hostile environment. See how that works? So... Yes. It is a solution. So is reporting and moving on with your life. Welcome to; 'The Internet'; where obfuscation of personal details is always a good idea. Sorry if it offends you.
You misunderstand. My point is that expecting the harrased group to make all he changes is pretty lame. |
Grendel Aurelius
Prototype Technology Corp.
13
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Posted - 2013.02.02 02:42:00 -
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Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:So, Grendel, is someone writing an anonymous letter to the newspaper, writing about how he feels all woman need to be completely submissive to men, and how any woman seen outside their homes without their man deserve to be beaten and ******, not considered to be harassing women? Is he not a threat to us? Are woman supposed to just not read the paper or look the other way?
What about a guy calling a woman's home, and threatening her sexually that way? Is she supposed to just hang up every time he calls, threatening her with harm?
Neither of these cases are a man saying these things face-to-face to a woman, but are they to be tolerated? If you don't think I've heard some absolutely sick things guys want to do to me online, you're only kidding yourself; to say that I should ignore this means you are part of the problem.
It must be really convenient to live in crazyland where you can easily equate real world harassment to a situation where you hold all the power to determine YOUR level of exposure to the kind of behavior YOU do not like.
I mean obviously being followed around on a warbarge or being screwed with on voice comms in a video game is the exact same thing as someone in the real world calling your home (and who has a land line anymore anyway) and threatening someone.
Obviously anyone BUT you, with your inability to shrug off that which is truly irrelevant AND OR remove yourself from the situation, is the problem. BTW, the common factor in your problems is you.. but that's probably just a coincidence. |
Grendel Aurelius
Prototype Technology Corp.
13
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Posted - 2013.02.02 02:48:00 -
[74] - Quote
Matobar wrote:Grendel Aurelius wrote:When did society get so weak, thin-skinned, and irrational that interactions that take place online, i.e., NOT REALLY HAPPENING IN THE REAL WORLD, can seriously be considered harassment?
This is all in the same theme as cyber bullying... which will probably be the theme of a new post after someone gets upset about being shot in an FPS game.
Nothing that happens online is REAL. You're actually in the comfort of your own home when these interactions are taking place. If you cannot discern that key difference on your own perhaps you aren't equipped to deal with interacting with faraway people in make believe lands.
When I was a kid and an older kid felt like 'harassing' me with his fists I couldn't just ignore him or turn off the PS3. Wish I could have but in the long run getting smacked around a bit probably did me some good. It just blows my mind that the quality of people can disintegrate so quickly as to allow fake interactions to be seriously mistaken for something like 'harassment'.
If you'd like to see actual examples of sexual harassment I'd recommend you wiki women's suffrage and quit embarrassing yourself with the pretense that anything of the like is possible in this GAME. So you seem to have a very narrow view of harassment. However, I took part of your advice, and wiki'd harassment, and this is the defintion I got: "Harassment is commonly understood as behaviour intended to disturb or upset, and it is characteristically repetitive. In the legal sense, it is intentional behaviour which is found threatening or disturbing." Nowhere here is there anything that says harassment can take place only in face-to-face situations. Internet-bullying is entirely possible as seen in this case here. It seems I have to repeat myself one more time. Am I saying all men are harassers? No. Am I saying all women are innocent? Also no. But there IS a culture on the internet of men harassing women, sexually or otherwise. As I've said before, all this is doing is harming DUST by driving away a significant potential player base (30% of gamers are women older than 18) because some people can't get their heads out of their collective asses. The best way to combat the unstated truth of female harassment in online games is to empower not just women, but all players with the knowledge that they can quickly and easy submit their grievances to CCP, and that those submitions will be seriously considered. It's very, very easy for someone who has never experienced harassment, especially a man who has not, to claim that there is no problem, or that the problem can be easily dealt with through things like "only squadding with certain people," "voice changing," or "turning off the microphone." But these don't solve the real issue. Instead of telling women to "get over it" or "HTFU" or blaming them for their own victimization, think about what you, personally, can do to make them feel welcome on DUST. And this should extend to all players, because whether you admit it or not the more people playing DUST the better for everyone.
So, by your own admission you have the mentality of an unstable child? because that is what your example equates to. My view of harassment is narrow with regards to the extent reality. If you can remove yourself from the harassment with no consequences then it's not really harassment. A further view could even be taken that by putting yourself repeatedly in these situations and then demanding everyone ELSE modify their behavior, perhaps the problem is actually you.
By the way, why are you being so disagreeable. I see you continually looking down at where my avatar's ***** would be and I feel quite violated right now. So violated that I can' t stop coming back here to be violated over and over again. |
Phoenix Archer 128
Better Hide R Die
89
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:26:00 -
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Its sad, really sad, that Grendel thinks harassment is perfectly fine.
In a way, he's like those people who blame a woman for being ******; "she should have not been in that place at that time", "she should not have worn that outfit", "she should have fought back" and all those other absolutely BS "excuses" for the villain.
Makes me sick that these people are still accepted in today's society. They'd chance their tunes very quickly if something comparable happened to them, and they got no support or care. |
Citrutex
The High and Mighty
64
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:31:00 -
[76] - Quote
Skihids wrote:You misunderstand. My point is that expecting the harrased group to make all he changes is pretty lame.
No, I understand completely. It's not fair that people have to make any effort to hide their personal information, you're absolutely right, The world is not a fair place. Nor will anything in this thread change that. Protect yourself first, if that involves changing your voice while on the internet, so be it. This is absolutely NO different than not sharing your real name on the internet.
Honestly it seems like quite a few vocal people in this thread subscribe to the mantra that 'if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem!' And that's just simply not true. You, Myself, nor anyone can be held accountable for something they didn't do.
Report, obfuscate, and move on. It's a valid solution, even if the victim has to make 'extra effort' to do so. Sorry if that that makes x person feel less privileged, or if it offends you, but again, welcome to the internet. Protect yourself. |
Grendel Aurelius
Prototype Technology Corp.
13
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:32:00 -
[77] - Quote
Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:Its sad, really sad, that Grendel thinks harassment is perfectly fine.
In a way, he's like those people who blame a woman for being ******; "she should have not been in that place at that time", "she should not have worn that outfit", "she should have fought back" and all those other absolutely BS "excuses" for the villain.
Makes me sick that these people are still accepted in today's society. They'd chance their tunes very quickly if something comparable happened to them, and they got no support or care.
and the crazy train goes CHOOO CHOOOO CHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. because OBVIOUSLY real world sexual assault is the same thing as your perceived (OHNOS) harassment in a video game. Get a grip.
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Kovak Therim
ZionTCD Legacy Rising
158
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:48:00 -
[78] - Quote
Well, not all male gamers are dickheads on the mic and offended by the mere presence of a female gamer (or gamers) in our squad. |
Phoenix Archer 128
Better Hide R Die
89
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:51:00 -
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Grendel Aurelius wrote:Phoenix Archer 128 wrote:Its sad, really sad, that Grendel thinks harassment is perfectly fine.
In a way, he's like those people who blame a woman for being ******; "she should have not been in that place at that time", "she should not have worn that outfit", "she should have fought back" and all those other absolutely BS "excuses" for the villain.
Makes me sick that these people are still accepted in today's society. They'd chance their tunes very quickly if something comparable happened to them, and they got no support or care. and the crazy train goes CHOOO CHOOOO CHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. because OBVIOUSLY real world sexual assault is the same thing as your perceived (OHNOS) harassment in a video game. Get a grip. You really don't have a clue what you're talking about.
Blaming the victim, regardless of the cause of attack, is just plain wrong.
It takes a very special kind of person to continue to kick someone who is down, someone who has been wrong many times before, even after being told how wrong they are.
Wonder what it is about you that makes you so insecure... |
Enkidu Camuel
Tritan-Industries Legacy Rising
69
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Posted - 2013.02.02 03:55:00 -
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I think this is getting a little bit derailed... we are here trying to find a solution for the problem of getting boxed by four guys or more in the prebattle room (yes it happened to me more than once) or stalked like no tomorrow, I mean I don't mind that my character attracts attention (mostly when I'm using a scout dropsuit) but four people or more people stalking you? that's a little bit overkill, I can tell that I played as many female chars in several other MMO's and this is actually the first time I'm seeing this type of harassment, now I understand how the girls feels when they're facing this lol. |
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Matobar
Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION
123
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Posted - 2013.02.02 04:14:00 -
[81] - Quote
Grendel Aurelius wrote:Matobar wrote:Grendel Aurelius wrote:When did society get so weak, thin-skinned, and irrational that interactions that take place online, i.e., NOT REALLY HAPPENING IN THE REAL WORLD, can seriously be considered harassment?
This is all in the same theme as cyber bullying... which will probably be the theme of a new post after someone gets upset about being shot in an FPS game.
Nothing that happens online is REAL. You're actually in the comfort of your own home when these interactions are taking place. If you cannot discern that key difference on your own perhaps you aren't equipped to deal with interacting with faraway people in make believe lands.
When I was a kid and an older kid felt like 'harassing' me with his fists I couldn't just ignore him or turn off the PS3. Wish I could have but in the long run getting smacked around a bit probably did me some good. It just blows my mind that the quality of people can disintegrate so quickly as to allow fake interactions to be seriously mistaken for something like 'harassment'.
If you'd like to see actual examples of sexual harassment I'd recommend you wiki women's suffrage and quit embarrassing yourself with the pretense that anything of the like is possible in this GAME. So you seem to have a very narrow view of harassment. However, I took part of your advice, and wiki'd harassment, and this is the defintion I got: "Harassment is commonly understood as behaviour intended to disturb or upset, and it is characteristically repetitive. In the legal sense, it is intentional behaviour which is found threatening or disturbing." Nowhere here is there anything that says harassment can take place only in face-to-face situations. Internet-bullying is entirely possible as seen in this case here. It seems I have to repeat myself one more time. Am I saying all men are harassers? No. Am I saying all women are innocent? Also no. But there IS a culture on the internet of men harassing women, sexually or otherwise. As I've said before, all this is doing is harming DUST by driving away a significant potential player base (30% of gamers are women older than 18) because some people can't get their heads out of their collective asses. The best way to combat the unstated truth of female harassment in online games is to empower not just women, but all players with the knowledge that they can quickly and easy submit their grievances to CCP, and that those submitions will be seriously considered. It's very, very easy for someone who has never experienced harassment, especially a man who has not, to claim that there is no problem, or that the problem can be easily dealt with through things like "only squadding with certain people," "voice changing," or "turning off the microphone." But these don't solve the real issue. Instead of telling women to "get over it" or "HTFU" or blaming them for their own victimization, think about what you, personally, can do to make them feel welcome on DUST. And this should extend to all players, because whether you admit it or not the more people playing DUST the better for everyone. So, by your own admission you have the mentality of an unstable child? because that is what your example equates to. My view of harassment is narrow with regards to the extent reality. If you can remove yourself from the harassment with no consequences then it's not really harassment. A further view could even be taken that by putting yourself repeatedly in these situations and then demanding everyone ELSE modify their behavior, perhaps the problem is actually you. By the way, why are you being so disagreeable. I see you continually looking down at where my avatar's ***** would be and I feel quite violated right now. So violated that I can' t stop coming back here to be violated over and over again.
So what I hear you saying is that people who feel they are being harassed should just leave? Stop playing DUST? Every single woman gamer who thinks they've been wronged should just stop playing the game? This is exactly my point: mentalities like yours are going to harm DUST in the long run. |
Don Von Hulio
UnReaL.
90
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Posted - 2013.02.02 04:31:00 -
[82] - Quote
Enkidu Camuel wrote:I think this is getting a little bit derailed... we are here trying to find a solution for the problem of getting boxed by four guys or more in the prebattle room (yes it happened to me more than once) or stalked like no tomorrow, I mean I don't mind that my character attracts attention (mostly when I'm using a scout dropsuit) but four people or more people stalking you? that's a little bit overkill, I can tell that I played as many female chars in several other MMO's and this is actually the first time I'm seeing this type of harassment, now I understand how the girls feels when they're facing this lol.
If getting boxed in is the "real" issue at hand... that's really immature to get mad about. Ya its annoying when it happens, but seriously. I cant believe anyone would think its such a huge problem that it needs to be addressed.
If that legitimately makes you mad, then you deserve it because you are probably not old enough to play this game anyways.
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Thor Thunder Fist
Better Hide R Die
79
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Posted - 2013.02.02 06:07:00 -
[83] - Quote
Enkidu Camuel wrote:I think this is getting a little bit derailed... we are here trying to find a solution for the problem of getting boxed by four guys or more in the prebattle room (yes it happened to me more than once) or stalked like no tomorrow, I mean I don't mind that my character attracts attention (mostly when I'm using a scout dropsuit) but four people or more people stalking you? that's a little bit overkill, I can tell that I played as many female chars in several other MMO's and this is actually the first time I'm seeing this type of harassment, now I understand how the girls feels when they're facing this lol. [/quote]
only takes 3 guys to box you in 4 is overkill. and really boxing people in isn't harassment.... unless the same 3 people do it to the same person every single match. |
Buzzwords
Deadly Blue Dots RISE of LEGION
416
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Posted - 2013.02.02 09:08:00 -
[84] - Quote
humanity is terrible, and the internet is the bottom rung of humanity.
that being said, this isn't exactly news and it's prolly not going away anytime soon. especially in a free to play game with free PSN accounts. you'd need to ban all the way down to the console (even IP address can be worked around) so there's only so much ccp can do for you.
i suggest you find a good group you can play with regularly. a few games even have female only clans, might be worth looking into. remove the greater internet ******* theory from the equation as much as you can.
also, i believe the ps3 has a built in voice changer, though i dunno how well that even works.
don't get me wrong, i'm not saying it's ok at all, or that we shouldn't try to solve it. i am truly disgusted by this behavior, it makes me embarrassed to be a gamer. but the reality is that the more effective (and immediate) steps to protect yourself are on your end. |
Enkidu Camuel
Tritan-Industries Legacy Rising
69
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Posted - 2013.02.02 09:19:00 -
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Don Von Hulio wrote:Enkidu Camuel wrote:I think this is getting a little bit derailed... we are here trying to find a solution for the problem of getting boxed by four guys or more in the prebattle room (yes it happened to me more than once) or stalked like no tomorrow, I mean I don't mind that my character attracts attention (mostly when I'm using a scout dropsuit) but four people or more people stalking you? that's a little bit overkill, I can tell that I played as many female chars in several other MMO's and this is actually the first time I'm seeing this type of harassment, now I understand how the girls feels when they're facing this lol. If getting boxed in is the "real" issue at hand... that's really immature to get mad about. Ya its annoying when it happens, but seriously. I cant believe anyone would think its such a huge problem that it needs to be addressed. If that legitimately makes you mad, then you deserve it because you are probably not old enough to play this game anyways.
I stated that I find it annoying, don't you dare to give me a lecture about my age or stuff like that cuz you don't know nothing about me wise guy. |
KalOfTheRathi
CowTek
168
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Posted - 2013.02.02 09:33:00 -
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Don Von Hulio wrote:-- Snip of legitimate position -- If getting boxed in is the "real" issue at hand... that's really immature to get mad about. -- and snip of Don V H with the ramble mode set on -- Attention: It has been established beyond any shadow of a doubt that this Don Von Huuulow is a Troll and should be ignored.
Troll Alert. Move along to your normal Forum Browsing and enjoy different opinions from real players that might indeed be human.
Yes, Donny I remembered you. |
Panther Alpha
Kirkinen Risk Control Caldari State
44
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Posted - 2013.02.02 09:45:00 -
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You may also report people that kills you to many times, or people that is offensive to none English speakers, or they swear to much with the mic, or corps that band together against you in a match.
No trying to sound sexist .... But learning to deal with things like this by you own, is part of gaming. |
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GM Vegas
Game Masters C C P Alliance
310
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Posted - 2013.02.02 18:13:00 -
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Ok guys, this is getting a bit out of hand so I would like to reiterate what has already been said:
Harassment will not be tolerated. Feel free to report anything to [email protected]. We will investigate the issue further and take appropriate actions.
I would also like to mention that Harassment is perceived differently by different people. Something that I find offensive might not be offensive to someone else and as such some consideration, to a certain degree, should be taken into account when such instance occurs.
DUST 514 is a single shard MMO FPS and we want a friendly, united community but let's face it, in this day and age of the internet, there will always be someone to ruin the fun for everyone else! |
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udc
Sektor Sieben Kybernetik GWK
17
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Posted - 2013.02.02 18:26:00 -
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GM Vegas wrote:Ok guys, this is getting a bit out of hand so I would like to reiterate what has already been said: Harassment will not be tolerated. Feel free to report anything to [email protected]. We will investigate the issue further and take appropriate actions. I would also like to mention that Harassment is perceived differently by different people. Something that I find offensive might not be offensive to someone else and as such some consideration, to a certain degree, should be taken into account when such instance occurs. DUST 514 is a single shard MMO FPS and we want a friendly, united community but let's face it, in this day and age of the internet, there will always be someone to ruin the fun for everyone else!
well said.
sorted. Lock topic imo. |
Citrutex
The High and Mighty
64
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Posted - 2013.02.02 18:27:00 -
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GM Vegas wrote:Ok guys, this is getting a bit out of hand so I would like to reiterate what has already been said: Harassment will not be tolerated. Feel free to report anything to [email protected]. We will investigate the issue further and take appropriate actions. I would also like to mention that Harassment is perceived differently by different people. Something that I find offensive might not be offensive to someone else and as such some consideration, to a certain degree, should be taken into account when such instance occurs. DUST 514 is a single shard MMO FPS and we want a friendly, united community but let's face it, in this day and age of the internet, there will always be someone to ruin the fun for everyone else!
Is the act of boxing someone in, for no reason at all other than we can, considered harassment?
Is this similar to 'bumping' in eve? Where the simple act of is not punishable but repeated intentional griefing of a single player for an extended period of time is? |
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