I believe the current approach to handling AFK behavior in battlegrounds could benefit from review, as it has a noticeable impact on match quality and overall server health.
Over the last week, I submitted reports on more than 20 players, including video evidence. The upload statistics show that only a portion of those videos were viewed, which raises concerns about whether all submitted evidence is being reviewed consistently. Players are regularly encouraged to provide video evidence when reporting rule violations, so it would be reassuring to know that this evidence is being evaluated as part of the process.
Another concern is consistency in enforcement. Despite reporting multiple repeat offenders, I continue to encounter many of the same players exhibiting the same behavior in battlegrounds. This creates the impression that current penalties may not be acting as an effective deterrent.
AFKing and non-participation negatively affect everyone involved. It reduces match quality, frustrates players who are actively trying to compete, and can discourage participation in battlegrounds altogether. Over time, this can hurt the PvP community and the server's overall activity.
I would like to suggest reviewing both the enforcement process and the penalties for repeat AFK offenses. Clear and consistent action against repeat offenders would help improve battleground quality and demonstrate that the rules are being applied fairly and uniformly.
My goal is not to criticize individual GMs, but to encourage a discussion about how AFK enforcement can be made more effective and transparent for the benefit of the entire community.