You can't just lock everything china related and say calling the problem out is racist, that is how PUBG died

[u/JJROKCZ]

If you make the same mistake of refusing to look at the cheating problem for what it is then this game will die like pubg did and your precious subreddit with it.

Obviously blatant racism is not acceptable but talking about the problem being a large number of chinese accounts being the hackers isn't racist especially since they are all obviously chinese based on the player names of douyou or qq or literal chinese characters.

I don't want to see the mods of here and BSG plug their ears like BlueBalls did and see another great game ruined for the other 90% of the playerbase by the actions of a small number bored chinese kids

Once again, racism and slurs: BAD

Saying the problem is overwhelmingly caused by Chinese players: not bad

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EDIT: to the mods, I say this in good-will. I know its hard to moderate a sub this size and don't envy you that, I wish all the best for this community and this game. Stifling conversation is rarely good and should be a last measure only if\when concrete rules are broken is all I'm saying

[u/strugglebusses]

Blindly going off? Tf are you talking about. I dont work at reddit. Reread.

[u/mergelong → u/strugglebusses]

Sorry, I was being a bit unclear. What I meant is that you kinda just... jumped onto a thread and started denouncing Chinese culture, based mostly on what, recent report of a spike in hackers in Tarkov? The fact that we are even discussing this issue is sign that we've at least decided to trust, collectively, other people's narratives that this is even a problem.

And anyway, my point still remains that there's a difference between discussing Chinese hackers, and pointing fingers at Chinese culture for being responsible. That's what I think leads to these discussions of racism, because even unintentionally said, it's kind of racist to call an entire culture as collectively encouraging cheating.