UNCHARTED 3: Drake's Deception - Multiplayer General

[shadowlibraboy]

I want your opinion on whether you want a dedicated mod that only watches this section.

Or at least a weekend mod that watches over here on the weekends.

I think we need a mod here to watch over the forums on the weekends, so that what happened this weekend will NEVER happen again.

* Note the the mods: can you take shifts on the weekends? Someone watches on Saturday, someone watches Sunday?

[shadowlibraboy]

Another solution:

Accounts cannot post for 1-3 months after registration so that trolls would have to wait longer to post.

[Asraik]

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shadowlibraboy wrote:
I want your opinion on whether you want a dedicated mod that only watches this section.

Or at least a weekend mod that watches over here on the weekends.

I think we need a mod here to watch over the forums on the weekends, so that what happened this weekend will NEVER happen again.

* Note the the mods: can you take shifts on the weekends? Someone watches on Saturday, someone watches Sunday?

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If no one ever replied to those threads, it would have died out much quicker. However a 'dedicated mod' (so only one) who solely watches this section would probably never work (they could never be on 24/7, 7 days a week.) So I would rather have weekend mods (more than one) to regulate the threads across many sections of the PlayStation Community Forums.

[dadno1001]

Yes, troll attacks like these is what makes people leave the forums. The mods should just be stricter in general.

[magic_is_might92]

I'm all in support for a dedicated mod. The quality of the forums lately is why I barely post here. Which is a shame, because UC is one of my favorite game series.

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shadowlibraboy wrote:
Another solution:

Accounts cannot post for 1-3 months after registration so that trolls would have to wait longer to post.

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I'm sorry, but as much as this is effective for trolls, this is also a terrible idea for everyone else and newcomers.

[shadowlibraboy]

It wasn't the 1 or 2 threads that got alot of replies that are the problem, it was the 20 or more spam threads he made that bumped away all the legit threads that took work to create.

[JD--]

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shadowlibraboy wrote:
Another solution:

Accounts cannot post for 1-3 months after registration so that trolls would have to wait longer to post.

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Mmm, that's not necessarily a good idea.

I think forumers that have posted a substantial amount of "good" content and posts could have more "abilities" than lesser "known" members.

At 1,000 posts you can "flag" posts.

At 2,000 posts you can "warn" users.

At 3,000 posts you can "set up a poll to lock a thread."

At 4,000 posts you can "set up a ban for a user."

At 5,000 posts you can "lock a thread."

At 10,000 posts you can "ban an user for set amount of time."

[Asraik]

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magic_is_might92 wrote:

I'm all in support for a dedicated mod. The quality of the forums lately is why I barely post here. Which is a shame, because UC is one of my favorite game series.

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shadowlibraboy wrote:
Another solution:

Accounts cannot post for 1-3 months after registration so that trolls would have to wait longer to post.

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I'm sorry, but as much as this is effective for trolls, this is also a terrible idea for everyone else and newcomers.

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I also agree that this wouldn't be a good idea due to newcomers and such.

[shadowlibraboy]

@magic is might, I guess that's true.
It wouldn't be fair to someone just starting out.

Maybe If it does a trophy check so that you need a certain trophy level to prove that you are a real account then you can post. Is that any better?

[HIhi2442]

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JD-- wrote:

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shadowlibraboy wrote:
Another solution:

Accounts cannot post for 1-3 months after registration so that trolls would have to wait longer to post.

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Mmm, that's not necessarily a good idea.

I think forumers that have posted a substantial amount of "good" content and posts could have more "abilities" than lesser "known" members.

At 1,000 posts you can "flag" posts.

At 2,000 posts you can "warn" users.

At 3,000 posts you can "set up a poll to lock a thread."

At 4,000 posts you can "set up a ban for a user."

At 5,000 posts you can "lock a thread."

At 10,000 posts you can "ban an user for set amount of time."

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That wouldn't work either. Just look at certain posters who have 3000+ post from replying to every single thread,