Players of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Facing Reports for Ranked Match Victories

Players of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero have encountered a significant challenge since the game’s launch: being reported by others for excelling in ranked matches.

Despite its early access status, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is already making waves in the gaming community. However, one persistent complaint is emerging from online gameplay.

Numerous players have expressed frustration over receiving reports from opponents even when they are simply performing well in ranked matches.

A user took to Reddit, posting a screenshot that revealed a notification of “inappropriate behavior detected during an online battle.”The behavior was categorized as “Trolling/Harassment”in the report.

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The affected player clarified that they were merely playing the game without being disrespectful and managed to win the majority of their encounters. They commented, “I always ask for rematches, but I keep getting turned down.” Furthermore, they mentioned using only “standard characters”like Goku and Vegeta.

“It’s absurd to be this salty over a video game. The Dragon Ball community truly has some of the most toxic players,” they remarked.

This sparked confusion among players, particularly since the game lacks a voice chat feature. Many others echoed the original poster’s sentiments in the comments, sharing similar experiences.

Another gamer recounted receiving a warning unexpectedly, bewildered by the reason behind it. They suspected that some players were unhappy with their winning strategy. “When I lose, it doesn’t affect me, I just move on to the next match. This is beyond ridiculous,” they stated.

In another instance, a player shared: “It happened to me as well. My Trunks was about to be defeated, but I managed to activate my powers and eliminate two of his last characters. I got reported for ‘Other’.”

Some in the community believe that the reporting may have stemmed from certain players using emotes “with malicious intent.” Regardless of the causes, the call for resolving the issue of “false reporting” is growing among the community.

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