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Hello u/Irie0007 and thank you for participating on r/Smite.

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Hello u/YakAttack_64 and thank you for participating on r/Smite.

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No Personal Problems

By this we mean /r/Smite is not your personal blog, soapbox or helpdesk. Posts we d...

Literally read your article

I'll make sure QA team is aware of this specific issue!

Anyone who tests negative is allowed to come into studio and play.

If we can confirm that the rest of the team has not been exposed to him at all and they all test negative ahead of their set, we may be able to allow the rest of the team to play from our studio while Barra plays from home. Final call on that will be up to the discretion of our league commissioner and the team captain!

From what I understand, the ongoing issue with account linking is a Twitch-side issue that their engineers are working to fix! If you've already linked your accounts previously though, you shouldn't be affected by that issue. So make sure you try all the steps in our troubleshooting blog to see if that fixes your VP problems!

Hey SMITE fans!As most of you are probably aware, the COVID-19 Omicron variant is raging here in the US right now. As I write this, the state of Georgia has 1.4 million confirmed cases since December 20, and it’s just getting worse.

These numbers are pretty concerning with worlds just a day away. Internally we’ve been taking every measure possible to ensure that we can pull off an in-studio SWC while protecting the health & safety of our staff – including stringent testing protocols, updated studio safety protocols, and etc. But before we kick off the event, I did want to touch base with our fans about what to expect from this year’s SWC.

Our #1 goal is to ...

Not only is this not the post to complain about HiRez but also mind the language you use.

Hello u/Dog_the_unbarked and thank you for participating on r/Smite.

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No Personal Proble...

The fact that this behavior is only known because it resulted (indirectly or not) in a ban is problematic.

There is no question in mind that that clip wasn't representative of how any Smite player should act, let alone Olympians. I understand that frustration is a key element when playing Multiplayer games, but it is irresponsible and unfair to add to toxicity due to own, personal frustration. I'm sure that every member of the Olympian team is hardworking and dedicated to what they do, but just being an Olympian shouldn't give you a buffer for breaking Smite ToS. Ironically, by calling out another player that decided to fight back that, the streamer in question called out her behavior as well.

At the end of the day, this is something that shouldn't have happened in the first place. No streamer should be allowed to be flat-out toxic, no matter the way their teammates/opponents are. You're playing a game, and you can't change other people's behavior but you can decide...