jess.thetrain

Any system where a punishment is issued or extended due to the number of reports against a player will not work practically. It would make it easier for users to target a player with reports, just to get them banned for a long period of time. Every report is looked at individually, and rule offences seen in the video will have appropriate punishment applied. The number of reports alone should not play a factor, but if there are multiple reports and they are all reviewed by staff who decide they contain bannable evidence, then I think a harsh punishment should be applied. Quality over quantity. I understand that being banned for an accident or a slip up can be annoying, but at the end of the day the ban is still fair. If you accidentally cause an accident in real life, you will still have to pay for the damages (or your insurance will). In TruckersMP if you cause an accident, you can still be banned.

I understand where you're coming from, but when someone has clearly broken the rules, and there is a clear video of it in a report - I personally don't believe it's fair to deny a report just because the user wasn't directly affected by the incident. I believe all players should have a chance to report an issue, to keep the platform safe.

I agree with Purrie and Fayez on this one. The first VTC I ever joined was one called B. Trug Logistik. It's a tiny VTC, but that's because it's not a serious VTC. It was a group of friends who like driving together, and thats what got me into this community. If I hadn't seen the VTC in my friend's bio all those years back, I might never have joined TruckersMP. Not all VTCs need to be massive. Like Purrie said, you need to feel at home. I definitely enjoyed my time at B. Trug Logistik and it was a very nice introduction to the community. I think a larger company could have overwhelmed me at first.