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The video mainly discusses the enforcement of voice chat bans in Call of Duty, focusing on the measures implemented from 2022 through 2024 to curb offensive language. Key points include comprehensive instructions for checking and adjusting in-game settings and the reporting process for voice chat bans that range from one day to a full year. The game’s moderation system differentiates between standard trash talk and unacceptable behaviors such as hate speech, discrimination, and sexism. Players are advised to avoid offensive language and harassment to prevent bans. An effective tip for appealing bans involves emailing Activision support with an apology. Lastly, a warning is given against interacting with hackers in comment sections to prevent account theft.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the new measures in Call of Duty that can lead to a voice chat ban for offensive language, effective from 2022 through 2024. The presenter emphasizes that Call of Duty is serious about enforcing these bans, regardless of their player base. The video includes detailed instructions on how to check if you are banned, ensure your settings are correct, and understand the types and durations of voice chat bans. The key steps involve checking and adjusting settings for proximity and all-lobby chat, ensuring audio devices are correctly configured, and using the in-game notifications to check report statuses and ban durations, which can range from one day to a full year. Additionally, the video warns that repeat offenses can carry over to future versions of the game.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses how Call of Duty’s system enforces the existing code of conduct, which distinguishes between acceptable trash talk and unacceptable speech like hate speech, discrimination, and sexism. Players must avoid offensive language and harassment. Immediate real-time voice chat moderation results in bans for repeated reports. The speaker offers a tip for appealing bans: email Activision support with a sincere apology, admitting fault and insisting it was friendly trash talk. They also warn against engaging with hackers in comment sections who promise services, as it can lead to account theft. Finally, appreciation is expressed for viewers, encouraging them to subscribe.