This is news the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive community has been waiting for, almost as eagerly as a working cheat detector. Valve will now penalize players who repeatedly disrupt their teammates.
Only those who have proven to be a nuisance to the team will be muted by default. But the rest of the players will be able to choose to unmute those players in order to interact with them. Valve bets on this system for its simplicity and efficiency.
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This system is designed to mark toxic players. Players who repeatedly disturb their team will receive a series of warnings. If they ignore these warnings, they will be silenced by the other players.
As you play and show that you are no longer a toxic player, the penalty will be removed. The player will have to earn a number of experience points while playing, and if he completes it, he will be free to interact with the other players.
This simple system is expected to solve this great problem that the community suffers. It is not usually just toxic people, very often you find people with the microphone open. This usually causes you to not be able to hear the game itself because of some noise from a player's microphone.
Any Counter Strike: Global Offensive player knows how important it is to be able to listen. This game equally balances knowledge of the game with reflexes. Therefore, it is necessary to listen to the footsteps or recharges of the enemies.
For a player to receive alerts, it is not enough that he annoys his teammates. You have to receive an indeterminate number of reports for that behavior. This prevents people from reporting other people just to annoy. Reports received in a short space of time will also have more weight.
Source: PCGamesN
