Has anyone received Player Report Feedback?

So far I've made two reports regarding harassment and sent support tickets with proof. Both times it was solved and I got a notification in-game regarding my report. I know more details but I don't think I'm allowed to share LOL.

I played against a speed hacking Meg yesterday, reported her and got the report feedback in the same day of me playing against her.

kinda offtopic but how do you always background record on pc?

Back on ps5 it always recorded and if you wanted to save the clip you just had to press a button

Nope. Clear case of gaming chair.

I had stopped reporting people because I figured it was pointless. They don't enforce their own rules.

However, when they announced this change, I thought I would give them the benefit of the doubt and resumed the reports. Out of dozens of submissions, I haven't received a single response.

So, no, they still don't enforce their own rules.

It looks like the screenshot posted by Nirgendwohin and pops up when you login to the game. I've had several reports show up this way, with one particular one showing up at least once a day for ~1 week now. Not sure if it's a case that is continually being worked due to others reporting them as well, or if it's just hung.

I have gotten feedback, but there are a couple problems.

The first problem is it appears tells you the date action was taken, not the date the offense was committed. To be fair, this might be timezone differentials, but I'm not sure.

Secondly, it doesn't even remind you who the offender was (a Mikaela, a Feng, a Bubba, a Blight? who knows, cuz I don't). I understand if they don't want to reveal the name in the case of witch hunting, but I can't remember when and who I reported when I have more pressing issues in my life to focus on committing to memory.

Outside of the automated emails verifying your evidentiary info was sent, they don't confirm specifics of bans. This can be a problem because there are grey zones of reports. For example, technically the 3 gen camping SM might be considered holding the game hostage (hence why I call her Hostage Merchant), but at the same time they could be considered attempting to 'win'. A similar issue exists with intentionally bleeding people out. Is a bleedout them attempting to win, or is it intentionally targeting to ruin gameplay experience? Even more so if there is only 1 Surv alive, they are under a hook, and hatch is closed. If I knew which reports were 'valid' and which needed more evidence, I could know whether to record more or stop reporting Hostage Merchants.

I receive the same email as u but never the in-game notification. 😔

I've probably filed nine reports and I have gotten responses for all of them. Although one of their responses I got was via email. They stated that I could not report someone for not doing anything all game. ( This person literally did nothing all game. Refused to unhook , heal and even do generators. I submitted evidence)

I replied with: doesn't that fall under the not participating in normal gameplay report which is the option that I had picked. They just replied back and said no.

Sometimes the report system works and sometimes it does not.

I have received player report feedback multiple times now despite having had reported gameplay cheaters exclusively through the in-game report function, no ticket or recording. This strikes me as odd, because not only has BHVR said video evidence submitted through a ticket is necessary in these cases, but even if they have now changed stances on this, I don't know how an in-game report could result in a person getting banned for gameplay cheating, if EAC is not already detecting as much as is.

It is possible that BHVR sends out confirmations of action being taken against someone to everyone that has reported them, even if the sole reason for the action having been taken is the submitted ticket of only one person, or EAC automatically having done so. It is also possible that players can get "flagged" by having many reports gathered against them, then either being somehow looked at with more scrutiny (by some "system" or actual people), or even being banned just due to the sheer amount of reports, if temporarily. it could also be that the "action" that's been taken is not always an actual ban, it potentially might be as little as flagging the reported player, which doesn't mean anything will necessarily happen either way. They are not telling us what the action is, after all. And then, it is also possible that no action has been taken at all and BHVR just randomly sends out these "confirmations" to make people feel things are being done. 😅