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Game community is needing a KYC-type solution. That would require tying accounts to real identities, and if someone performs way above the field, his account is
by Andrew_nenakhov 7y ago
Game community is needing a KYC-type solution. That would require tying accounts to real identities, and if someone performs way above the field, his account is temporarily suspended, until he/she visits the authorized verification center where gaming skill can be verified by a neutral party. If a gamer can prove his skill, an account is unsuspended.
- justincredible 7y agoPlease prove to our totally impartial inquisitors that you did not commit this crime.
- gpm 7y agoI really doubt that is worth it at anything less than the professional level. Too much friction for customers, too costly for companies to run, and too little at stake. At the professional level everything is already done in person anyways.
- janoc 7y agoUh a privacy nightmare (giving out your identity to a random, unaccountable company to be able to play a game? Yay what a splendid idea!) and perfect recipe for killing the game, because now you aren't punishing cheaters but anyone who is playing better than the others (for whatever reason). So players are actually motivated to play at a mediocre/average level instead of trying to get better, because then they could stick out of the crowd and get punished/hassled. What a wonderful thing to incentivize ... facepalm
- simooooo 7y agoYou often see overwatch cheaters firing at the ground between kills to keep their accuracy stats from looking abnormally high