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AAA studios won’t fix the problem, so esports pro Dennis Fong is stepping up.

The "heads up" note also serves as a netiquette reminder.

The publisher said it will only listen to a recording after a report is filed.

Its Player Council offered feedback on how to curb harassment.

"Gaming is for everyone," Phil Spencer wrote.

Leaders rebuffed suggestions to tackle harmful content in favor of engagement, Bloomberg reports.

These and group finding helped reward positive gameplay.

"The community needs to take a deep look inward,” says game director Jeff Kaplan.

Offenders could be given shadow bans and timeouts in the near future.