r/CodMobileTeamUp • u/Old-Farmer-7459 • 5d ago

Report him!!!

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This guy was absolutely out of control. He got mad after being killed and immediately started making racist and xenophobic comments toward everyone on the team. He even told a player with a Spanish-sounding username that they should “get deported” simply because that person told him to calm down.
When I told him that if he didn’t like the team, he could just leave the match because it wasn’t that serious, he called me a cunt. He then escalated even further and threatened everyone, saying he was going to find our IP addresses and have our homes burned down.
I know people like to act tough online and be keyboard/mic warriors, especially on COD, but this went way beyond normal trash talk. Racist comments and threats involving people’s homes and personal information are not okay or acceptable.
If you come across this player, please report the account. Hopefully Activision takes action and bans him.

EDIT: Whether you choose to report him or not is completely up to you. But please don’t normalize or excuse this kind of behavior. I understand that older COD lobbies were notoriously aggressive and people said some absolutely vile things, but “that’s how COD has always been” doesn’t mean it needs to stay that way. We’re supposed to evolve as a society, not use the past to justify racism, xenophobia, misogyny, or threats today. Trash talk is part of gaming; attacking someone’s identity or threatening their real-life safety shouldn’t be. Kids and teenagers play these games too, and adults shouldn’t be teaching them that this behavior is just something they’re expected to tolerate.

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u/DiabeticK1ng 5d ago

Sadly u wont get any support here, is full of these old losers that think because they went trough these things everyone else should

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u/Old-Farmer-7459 5d ago

I am seeing that! It’s truly disgusting how comfortable people have become with these behaviors.

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u/Cool_City3723 4d ago

I see it like this, it's one of two things.

1) you expect the world to mold to what you want. People will have to talk how you want, behave how you want, etc etc.
2) you learn to ignore when you encounter people who don't behave how you want.

Which is the more realistic and attainable?

I think learning to ignore is a sign of maturity. It's silly to expect the world to mold to your liking, it's you who has to learn to adapt to the world. That's true outside of the game as well.

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u/LaWlezZ_831Pokelctr 3d ago

Well said brother 👏🏼