Isn’t “ggez” a taunt, meaning “I beat you easily?” (effectively, “you suck”). Given the toxicity in online gaming communities, I can see why global servers migh

Isn’t “ggez” a taunt, meaning “I beat you easily?” (effectively, “you suck”). Given the toxicity in online gaming communities, I can see why global servers might play whack a mole with those sorts of bans. That’s not to take away from your overall point, that it’s nice to allow community servers. I’d guess that companies don’t do that because it takes more effort and reduces their control over the game experience, and not enough players care enough to make it economically viable given those constraints.