Return of Reckoning

Hello there,

As topic title say, i got a lovely interaction with another player in game, aggresively threatening me he will make me permaban because "wargrimnir is his friend" and then proceed to mass report me with all his guildmate resulting in mute, and, still today, i have no clue why, i didnt do anything against the rules ever as far as i know, but even if im sure permaban are not used only based on "relation", im more concern by the threat behavior of this guy and the abuse of usefull mecanic like report just to randomly mute anyone they dont like, which i find pretty childish and fluffed up tbh.

At first i didnt want to report it (happends like 1 week ago roughly) and go full drama as he does, i just try to enjoy the game around and dont want waste time on that kind of thing but then i say to myself this guy gonna do it again, prolly has done it before, and will keep doing it and ruin another player experience over nothing, and probably mine again with random mass report so im doing my part reporting him, preferably to a dev if one can contact me.
ill ultimatly post all the conversation i had with him on all RoR discord i can find to at least warn other about this guy and his guild but i first try to make it more "properly" via dev and not necessarily expose him everywhere if dev can contact me and directly do something about it...

Take care and see yall in game!

sadly this behavior is becoming common.

I have made it a point to keep most players at a significant distance personally. There are some who talk to me more than others, but they would have no impact on my evaluation of evidence in reviewing bans. Anyone in-game claiming to be a good enough friend of mine to sway a permanent ban is blatantly lying, and we would take action against them for making such threats if evidence was provided.

That being said, you can't abuse the report system towards someone if they have done nothing wrong. Considering you've already taken to bypassing the profanity filter in your post, you might want to step a little more carefully near that line.