Why you are bringing up autoblockers and shit who as you very well know, we cannot fucking do anything about it without them literally being as stupid as a certain 91st member who we all know and love that posted all those screenshots of him using autoblock and got memory hole'd!
Again Fietta you have yet to address anything we have said. What is your solution for the Autoblockers, people ddosing, doxxing etc. At the moment all you have said is "REEE BAD HOSTS"
Autoblocking is a bit more complex, however, returning to classic methodologies COULD at least help, people who're suspected of autoblocking should record their matches, if for some reason they're not autoblocking but are blocking much worse than they're used to, then you can make a decision after numerous samples, something that's happened in Native before, we could also talk about how no one would be 'willing' to do that, however, numerous clips have been watched and I'm sure someone would be up for taking the job of watching 4 or 5 people's videos. This could also be done for pretty much any cheat - the only issue is if it can be toggled, but based on numerous samples on how they've played, you can have an idea if they've got it on or not, but obviously isn't the BEST solution.
Ddosing and Doxxing is simple; these people shouldn't really be welcome into the community, so these people should have harsher punishments or just cancelled altogether depending on severity; Obelix has came back to the community like 5 times before people finally realised and hit the nail on the head, something which should've been done on his first or second occurrence. Obviously you can't just 'remove' someone from the community, but having respectable and reputable tournament administrators who've actively contributed without being toxic and are known to make impartial decisions, then those are the people who could ban them from not only one tournament but for numerous tournaments to come. <- This is currently what's happening, but not to the extent it should, there's always on-going debates in administration teams by some questionable administrators to allow the same people back in, and once they're back in they're back involved, something that would be mitigated in a dedicated adjudicating team, voted in by well, the community, with reason.
Not that any of this is a solution, but it's a start and is all up for discussion - not that this is the right place for the discussion to happen or for this post, but there we are.
HiReaper should probably recieve a one tournament ban or even a warning, 'guilty by association'; he may have not done the TK, but actively contributing to the trolling by recording but also apparently 'telling' what that person should do, should deserve some punishment. Having a three-point warning system before a match ban might be worth looking in to; simple things like not using their community name when asked for statistic reasons but also trying to abuse the statistics by killing before the match is called at spawn, should receive punishment all the same.
