How to ban/report offensive players in Dota2?
Playing Dota2 on low skill level I often face offensive comments and would like to do something with it. So I have few questions:
On gamepedia it is written that I can "give a negative feedback to others". But I can not find a way to do this. I see in the players profiles possibility to do positive feedback, but no negative feed back buttons like on the picture.
Is there a way to ban a person in a way that I will not see and hear his (hers) words in a chat?
Is there kind of black list, so I can add a person and never be put in the same game with him (her) in the future?
Best Answer
Reporting and Silencing are both done while the game is being played. When the game ends your last chance is on the scoreboard. Right click on players name to report or click the silence button next to the name, remember always INGAME
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How do you report toxic players in Dota 2?
How can I report someone in Dota 2?What happens when you report someone in Dota 2?
Reports are marks of negative feedback that players can give to each other. They can be given at the end of a match, to players on either side. Reports made on you can be seen here. Players who are reported repeatedly may be subject to a communications ban, or be put in low priority queue.How do I blacklist in Dota 2?
Mouse over the offending player and click the red report button above, and then the report page will show up. On the report pop-up you can select following options: Communication Abuse. Cheating or MMR Abuse.How to Check Reports and Commend in Dota 2 - Check matches where u got reported
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With respect to your comment about blacklisting: there is no official feature, but muting someone persists past the game you muted them. This means if you are in the loading screen and see a player you've previously muted, you can simply disconnect then and there to avoid playing with them without suffering an abandon. This is called 'dodging', as some higher MMR players use this as a method to avoid playing with/against certain players.
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