I completely misread it, I thought you meant in the context of people being frustrated during a run!
I do agree, I’d never report anyone for this. I don’t report people quickly anyway, it needs a lot more than some swearing or ‘u all sux!’
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I personally am perfectly capable of telling someone their behaviour is not okay without getting myself in trouble. I’ve been doing this for almost 20 years across multiple mmos. Even in FFXIV where it is well known that very minor offenses will get you in big trouble. I have never had communication with a GM relating to my behaviour.
I just say something like “there is no need to be so rude, please stop”. And if I leave I say something like “I’m not here to watch people be hostile with one another. I’m off. Bye.” It’s really not difficult to be civil.
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as it reads on tos, telling people anything which could be interpret as offensive is pretty wide term and leaves alot for interpration, so personally i often choose to play chat disabled or not say anything and simply report when i see something offensive like profanities said to me from person that went die behind pillar
yea ppl dont communicate like that in pvp they use terms like “no block” if no of such were used and the person said something offensive or they wanted to point out why they lost
I’ve not done pvp in WoW in years. I can only speak on my experiences in pve. Which is what I mainly do in every mmo I play.
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Just gonna leave this here so everyone can scream “MONSTER!!” at Moist…
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the cat is simply too cute 
It really confuses me why your main post was flagged, I’m guessing it was because of the WW2 comment which I guess in itself was in bad taste.
Sorry to hear that situation was part of your gaming today, I would definitely suggest not snooping to their level and simply just adding a note to never invite that said person again to your groups.
A lot of people in this forum have taught me a lot and with that I’ve decided to try and forward it onto others, Though yet again its sad to see the community being like this.
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one thing about the system aswell to concider how it is cumulative, and as quite many people seem to be actioned during df for language as far as i have noticed i believe they have now started to not respond people because they dont want their next action taken be 2 weeks or 2 months or 6 months and so on, so what comes to pvp atleast people have started to play chat disabled rather than communicate with team, this could be explanation on what you mentioned earlier
The offending word was edited out, there is no reason for it to be buried now.
Its whiskers were shaved off later…
Oh right yeah I was confused honestly why it was still buried hopefully that changes.
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We dont throw animals especially cute lil kitten.
We also give them a better name 
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Counter argument: Kittens love being tossed.
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They do actually, Soulcat loves it. Then being a cat she suddenly decides “Yeah I’m done” then starts to attack.
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The reason why I can comprehend it is because I can see myself doing it.
If I feel slighted in the least, I am more than comfortable belittling that person.
I don’t block, I don’t report, and I couldn’t care any less about what someone says on forums or in-game.
Relevance, be it to others, Never them to you.
To block and or report someone means that they are relevant to you.
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I agree it’s not okay. It should be mandatory by law.
People stop shaming each other for their mistakes, everything goes to hell and starts to rot. Shaming and blaming is the curing light of truth. That’s how we got here from cavemen to a high tech culture, because we went “ugga bugga YOUR STONE BAD my stone SHARP” and “your flint bad, my flint good, ME START FIRE” which made the crybabies die off from the genetic pool back then because they were useless and just molded over their fifis, and the chads who talked shh about each other got stronger and better.
If you don’t like how someone online talks to you, don’t read it, block them, ignore them, grow a thicker skin, stop being a baby, don’t mind it, talk back to them, leave, find people who are as thin skinned and have a mental breakdown every time you hear a man lift heavy metal at a gym while your manbun gets in a twist while slurping on a froccamoccacappucino… jesus christ.
Do I even need to open the 5 hour long TED talk about language and SLANG and threading the gray line? Getting offended is subjective. It’s YOUR problem.
And I blame all giant technocratic megalomaniac corporations for pushing this absolutely ridiculous notion of EVERYTHING IS OFFENSIVE AND LITERALLY HITLER politically correctness BS agenda that’s been around for 15 years now turning culture, society, from movies to games and social media spaces into absolute rotten grounds for cancer and commies trying to enslave everyone with a tabula rasa card called “WORDS”. Literally obey them or your life is gone, one bad word in the history of your entire online life, every company being interconnected, and your banking rights are gone, and you are in jail…
Yeah, we common sense people REALLY, REAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLY do NOT like people like you who whine about language and freedom.
I bet you would be happier in a enslaved coalmine, AS LONG AS EVERYONE AROUND YOU TALKS NICELY TO YOU AND IS KIND? HMMM???
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Generally don’t go out of their way to do all the things you described in your post that wildly shot off into so many directions it was like watching a squad of stormtroopers in target practice.
We get it. “man up snowflake blah blah blah I’m an internet tough guy blah blah blah…”
Ironically the people who like to act the tough guy behind a monitor are usually the ones who melt and mumble hoping the earth will swallow them up when they talk to someone like that face to face and reality hits them.
Literally.
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Sometimes its okay.
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It’s called cyber balls and this forum is full of them.
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Seems pretty restrained to me. I have seen things about death, cancer, car crashes and family.