Someone won’t be able to play the game anymore after buying it. To be clear, I can understand Blizzard’s position a ban is major. Blizzard knows if cheaters infest the game that people will leave. I haven’t heard of anyone being banned from Overwatch for anything other than game modification (cheating). You are guaranteed a toxic player (very likely more than one like on the school yard they "gang up and feed off each other"). I don't play Competitive matches anymore. This is where most of the Toxic players end up. It has been my experience that this is near useless, especially in Competition where it is expected you have a mic (team communication is very important in this game). * You can do some muting (voice and text). I'll leave it up to the reader to do a Google search to determine how effective reporting this to Blizzard is.
* There is a reporting feature in Overwatch. There is a "block player" command but I haven't seen it work, I still end up playing with people I've blocked. * Blizzard has done some things that make it so blocking players doesn't work (no, you can't effectively block these toxic players because people were blocking "good" players). If your child plays online they are exposed to this. * The toxic players are in every online game, even games like Minecraft. The anonymity of the game (as with the web) brings out the worst in people. Second, insults and personal attacks are very common. Some say that toxic players say things like "too ez" after winning a game, that is not what I'm talking about at all. If any one character in the game said some of what these people say this would get smacked with an "M" (in some cases, worse). What do I mean by toxic? First off, the language. In short, some players in this game very toxic and your teen WILL be exposed to this. Since this is an online game and ESRB does not rate online interactions one might assume that "this is a good game for my teen". they can't play it without other human players. For parents that don't know, this game is ONLY online. However, if you read a bit deeper you see "Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB". The ESRB states that this game is rated "Teen". There is one massive hole that I'm not seeing here that parents should be made aware of. Much better than other games in this genre. As everyone here has stated, the animated violence of this game is not bad at all. I have been playing Overwatch for over a year.
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