@Insomnia said in Harassment in VR, there's something we can likely learn from this.:
Then I just decided to have fun with it. I started doing Let's Plays and Streaming because I talk to myself anyway, so why not record it? I play what I want and try to ignore subs. Until I look at them and get bummed because I'm not getting them because I'm not actively trying to use my sexuality to get them.
I just do not understand why any man watching women playing video games would come to the conclusion that they are trying to use their sexuality to "get them."
I just don't.
That's just the stupidest conclusion I can think of, honestly. I know it happens, but I don't know why. I just wonder at what point gamers ever thought that it was a reasonable conclusion.
@Arkandel said in Harassment in VR, there's something we can likely learn from this.:
But what is a better way to address such situations?
You said that the player in question was capable of handling herself. I presume that means she knows when her threshold has been reached, and she contacts staff to demand action. So, yes, I am one of those banhammer people, but I'd probably opt with a stern warning to stop haranguing people with pages.
A better way to address such situations is to remind players of acceptable behavior on a regular basis, regardless of what's going on.
The best way is if people stop being page-harassers. That'd be fucking nice.