Rachel Carter

This feature of reporting through Oculus which is difficult if you cannot catch it in time, is absolutely ridiculous. The fact that there is no in-game monitoring should be disturbing to any parent. I have sat near my son and it is a guarantee that EVERY match he plays, there are players in here violating and saying some of the most offensive comments I have ever heard. The lack of accountability, monitoring, filtering, and responsibility that the devs are not taking measures to protect children in, makes this fun game, one worth deleting because I don't want my son subjected. He has had to deal with cyber bullying and this company takes no measures to prevent it. The act as if they have no regard for the effects of this conduct. I do not understand why they don't offer the feature to tag a player who is believed to be violating the conduct, then there is a recording triggered of that player/match, and then they can have a review team act accordingly. I believe the prioritizing of not taking up server space for recordings, and not managing the Echo VR community, shows that they do not deserve to have a platform children can participate in. Has a sign of rules ever truly prevented people from upholding them? I can honestly say that there are far too many violations for recording through Oculus (which is not easy mid-match) to do, is a terrible shove-off of responsibility to leave it to Meta to manage, If they have played their own game, then they will know full well that the amount of violations to conduct are far too great and they just don't want to deal with it? Look Devs, you created an awesome game, but when you create something, it's your responsibility to maintain and manage that creation and ensure you're not cultivating making the world a terrible place. If something is not changed in this soon, then I will no longer allow this game to be on our VR sets.