This is from another post, but I want to make it "official" since I personally think it's a good idea...I hope so at least... :?

 

 

 

Jagex should be able to ban players from certain mini-games or events, and it would become a new 'report abuse' category.

 

 

 

This would help with people who purposefully ruin games like Pest Control for their own enjoyment.

 

 

 

Comments, flames, anything on this issue/idea!

But how can there be proof?

I think this has one MAJOR thing you haven't considered, which Nick suggest:

 

 

 

People who just plain stink can get reported. That's not fair.

If you can get enough people to report that person, that might your case against the perp.

yeh it is annoying i went to pest control for the first time and i was killing the things that kill the void knight and i was told to stop killing them i thought why not kill them in the end i didnt stop i dont see why you would ruin a game which in the end you don't gain benefit from, so it would be good for something to stop that

yeh it is annoying i went to pest control for the first time and i was killing the things that kill the void knight and i was told to stop killing them i thought why not kill them in the end i didnt stop i dont see why you would ruin a game which in the end you don't gain benefit from, so it would be good for something to stop that

 

 

 

If you was killing the southern monster the reason you was told to stop was because it protects the void knight from range and magic attacks from the south.

I support, but to address the problem brought up by this thread (reporting players who are just bad at the game), they should just do something about it if the player continually wrecks the games. One time, in pest control, there was a player that kept killing the south shifter once three of the portals had been destroyed, and constantly yelling out things like: "Yay, ruined another game!" "Woohoo, that was me!", etc. This would fall into the category of obvious abuse, whereas players who were kindly asked to stop doing something, and then did, would not. There would of course have to be consequences for misusing this form enough times, such as being banned from the minigame for a day.