How Should Star Citizen Deal with Toxicity Outside Of the Game?

The video discussed the issue of toxic behavior and harassment faced by a Star Citizen streamer at a CIG event, highlighting the need for Cloud Imperium Games to take action. The video emphasized the importance of implementing consequences for toxic behavior outside of CIG properties and suggested creating a point of contact and clear expectations for reporting and addressing such incidents.

The video discussed the toxic behavior and harassment faced by a popular Star Citizen streamer, Gabby, outside a CIG (Cloud Imperium Games) event. It was deemed unacceptable that someone spat on her or near her at the event. The video questioned what actions CIG can take when such incidents occur outside their events or properties. The lack of a dedicated CIG representative to handle inter-organizational issues was highlighted as a problem. The video emphasized that as the Star Citizen community grows, CIG’s response to toxicity will set the tone for future behavior.

The video mentioned that these incidents are not new and have happened to individual players in the game who do not have a social media platform to share their experiences. The need for action became apparent because the incident involving Gabby gained attention due to her platform. The video urged CIG to take action and suggested providing a point of contact for organization leaders to report such issues.

The video drew a comparison to YouTube’s approach in handling cyberbullying on their platform. Despite the incidents occurring on Instagram, which is not a YouTube property, YouTube still took action and demonetized the content creator involved. The video saw this as a positive example of a platform protecting its content creators. Similarly, CIG should intervene and communicate that cyberbullying, threatening behavior, and affecting the well-being of fellow backers will have consequences, even if it occurs outside of CIG’s properties.

The video urged CIG to respond to these incidents appropriately and suggested implementing bans or other consequences to combat toxic behavior. The community’s concern regarding this issue was highlighted through the video’s significant view counts and active discussions. The video expressed the need for CIG to address these issues promptly and emphasized the importance of clear expectations and consequences for behavior, both within and outside of CIG platforms. The video concluded by encouraging viewers to share their thoughts on how CIG should handle this matter in the comment section.