GamingForza updates conduct rules amid backlash over Itasha car bans
The revised policy says flagged designs are reviewed by people and report volume does not affect queue priority, but creators still want clearer boundaries.
TLDR
Forza has expanded its Code of Conduct as players contest bans involving itasha, cars decorated with anime, manga or game characters. The official policy says flagged user creations enter a human-reviewed queue and that report volume does not change priority. First violations normally bring warnings, while immediate permanent bans are reserved for specified severe content. Automaton West reports that creators still want clearer guidance on how the broad restrictions apply to individual designs.
Forza updates conduct rules amid backlash over Itasha car bans
The revised policy says flagged designs are reviewed by people and report volume does not affect queue priority, but creators still want clearer boundaries.
TLDR
Forza has expanded its Code of Conduct as players contest bans involving itasha, cars decorated with anime, manga or game characters. The official policy says flagged user creations enter a human-reviewed queue and that report volume does not change priority. First violations normally bring warnings, while immediate permanent bans are reserved for specified severe content. Automaton West reports that creators still want clearer guidance on how the broad restrictions apply to individual designs.
