VspoEN is asking for suggestions on what rules they want to have for their branch
https://old.reddit.com/r/Vspo/comments/15y5sry/open_discussionrules_for_vspo_en/Hello! We are the VSPO! EN team.
As we're currently progressing with auditions for VSPO! EN, we want to discuss and decide upon the core rules for VSPO! EN through an open discussion with fans.
VSPO! has always established various rules through open dialogue with fans. This is because we firmly believe that VSPO! has grown with your support and contributions.
As we're launching VSPO! EN, this philosophy remains the same.
In our quest to deliver the excitement of esports, we are keen to set the broadcasting rules in discussion with you.
【Discussion Topics】
Determining what actions are permissible and what are not for future VSPO! EN members during broadcasts.
【Currently Contemplated Rules for VSPO! EN】
Actions that violate game terms of service are strictly prohibited.
For example…
Apex Legends - Creating an alt account to play with friends is allowed, but participating in tournaments with such accounts is prohibited.
VALORANT - Creating secondary accounts is discouraged officially, so it's forbidden. Also, Troll behaviors are strictly prohibited. (
https://playvalorant.com/en-us/news/dev/valorant-systems-health-series-smurf-detection/)
【Topics we want to discuss in detail】
Restrictions on actions that might evoke negative emotions in opponents, such as shooting dead bodies or teabagging.
Point: Those actions are highly controversial in Japan. How is it perceived in the NA region? We'd appreciate your perspectives.
By the way, Notably, in VALORANT, trolling behaviors are forbidden, aligning with their terms that effectively outlaw all such actions. (
https://www.riotgames.com/en/terms-of-service#id.k6ctw1h4efnv)
If any gameplays particularly differ in terms of morals and behavioral norms from Japan, please let us know.
【Future Plans】
After consulting with the moderator san, we initially want to focus our discussions on feedback from fans.
For one week, we'll discuss within this Reddit post. After that week, we'll post this discussion link on X (Twitter) to engage in a broader debate about the rules with more of you.
Thank you! Looking forward to your opinions!
