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lol, you're crazy.
Id go so much as to say that the sense of community and social interaction (a pillar of Ashes' design) would suffer greatly at the loss of teabagging.
Recipe sold by a craftsman Tearsa Galore - "An artist who didn't care how his provocative works made you feel. He only cared that they made you feel something."
They should just remove Teabag from the game.
L2 near end game, most of the pvp`ers knew each other and victory/loss was all the more rubbed in by post pvp play
ESO kind of killed it by making your dead body inert and not able to see the world.
I hope we are able to see around and have communication capability while dead.
Again, talking rubbish, its not even close to being the same!
With that said - there's the age old saying, "Actions speak louder than words." So I do support banning for someone's actions more so than their words. It's easy to mute someone, it's harder to get away from them entirely without creating some loophole where you can just block people and then they can't interact with/kill you in a game designed with open world PvP.
IF we as a community, and IS as a studio, decides it's a bannable offense to use WORDS in a sexually harassing way, then I think by extension you should certainly ban people for sexually harassing actions. If teabagging is NOT a bannable offense, then you should be able to verbally assault someone as much as you want without repercussion. The answer should be "mute them if you don't like what they're saying."
Seriously though, after a character dies, they respawn. Meaning the camera is somewhere completely different - on the actual game, not on someone pressing "kneel" over a pile of ash. Anyone thinking this is actually something to seriously think about before the core mechanics of the game are done might be better off playing minesweeper or tetris.
Don't do Tetris like that!
Anything they can find to be offended by, then cry.