What happens to Xbox Live player feedback? (1 Viewer)

[Jay Mitchosky]

Whenever I have an Xbox Live session with a cool group of people I make a point of leaving positive feedback for them. Likewise negative feedback for the jackarses out there. But I wonder where this feedback ultimately goes? How is it used?

 

[David Galindo]

Good feedback is used to deduct any negative feedback the player might have. Thats really it when it comes to good feedback.

Negative feedback works like this: if the Live people get enough negative feedback (and there doesn't need to be much) they penalize the player.

1st warning- email is sent to user.
2nd warning- voice communication is muted for the player for up to a month.
3rd, 4th, 5th warning- voice communication is muted and/or Xbox Live service is banned from the player for up to a month.
6th warning- service is cancelled and refunds are given for the remaining months if player has one year membership.

 

[David Galindo]

There doesnt need to be much to get an email from Xbox live. But there does need to be a bit more from other people (and not just one person), over a longer period, to get to the 2nd warnings and up. How much, I don't know. :frowning:

 

[Jay Mitchosky]

There would definitely need to be a trend noted before they pulled the plug. Actually I'm surprised that they issue a refund when it gets that far.

 

[Brett Hancock]

I would worry about some 13 year old getting pissed that you beat him at Counterstrike and giving you bad feedback. Its not your fault he's not 1337.

 

[Josh Lowe]

how do you leave someone feedback? there was a guy on motoGP 2 the other night that

A) would not stop talking. i mean it was so obnoxious.

B) would not leave female gamers alone.

 

[Josh Lowe]

maybe i missed it, but i didn't see a way to mute a specific person in motogp 2..