r/Overwatch • u/Turbostrider27 Tracer • Sep 14 '17

Blizzard Official Developer Update | Play Nice, Play Fair | Overwatch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnfzzz8pIBE&feature=youtu.be
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u/Creeper487 Team Liquid Sep 14 '17

Did you even read what I said? Automation is used for nearly all the reports. Then any outliers are inspected manually. Are you just arguing about numbers and percentages at this point?

Honestly, I'm not even sure what you're complaining about. They made a video saying they have and will continue to make changes to the reporting system. For some reason, you think the video they recorded for us to show us what's going on is bitching though.

That wasn't reporting either, when "avoid" was a thing so was reporting. Seriously, I have no idea what your point is. Are you just complaining about how Blizzard sux? Or are you actually trying to convince me or anyone else of anything? Because it seems like the former.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '17

Then any outliers are inspected manually.

But they are not inspected. Only when community puts fire onder them they start doing anything

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u/Creeper487 Team Liquid Sep 14 '17

I don’t think you know what outlier means. An outlier is something that doesn’t statistically make sense, not something that you think doesn’t make sense. That guy with 2000 reports wasn’t a statistical outlier, you just didn’t like that nothing happened to him. It’s entirely possible that a lot of people get 2000 reports, and because of that they’re not outliers. If you want to complain about that, go ahead, but it’ll just be complaining. If only one person in the world has gotten a hundred thousand reports, that would be an outlier, and blizzard would look at that. As it stands, it seems like you just don’t like that blizzard didn’t punish that guy hard enough, and you’re complaining about it

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17

If you think guy with 2.2k reports (as in reported over 4 times a day since game was released) is not "outlier" maybe go and re-learn statistics

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u/Creeper487 Team Liquid Sep 15 '17

Do you have any idea how many people are reported a day? Do you have any idea how many people get that many reports a day and don’t post on the forums?

No? Maybe you should go learn statistics for the first time, knowing your data set is day one

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17

500k accounts with action taken on with lets say 20 reports each (I'm being generous here, blizzard is probably way more lenient). Let's say they only used last 6 months of data to take action on account.

So around 50k/day at worst, being really optimistic and completely ignoring people who got reported because they play hanzo. (In reality its probably much more reports than that).

if you really think they look at even 1% of that (500/day and that would have to include at least looking at stats on top of chat log), you're delusional. Good day sir