Like all multiplayer shooters, Gray Zone Warfare is not without its toxic players who take pleasure in destroying the experiences of others. If you encounter a cheater or griefer, you should report them to the developer to keep the game healthy. Here's how to report players in GZW.
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In Gray Zone Warfare, you can report a player by clicking the Report button that appears after a player kills you, but there’s a catch. There is no direct way to report an enemy. The Report button only appears if your teammate kills you with friendly fire, which is incredibly common in GZW.
While friendly fire is one of the most basic features a realistic shooter should have, it can also give griefers more ways to sabotage the experience for others. In GZW, you can get notorious players banned from the server by reporting them. That said, the mechanics and minimal UI make it very easy to shoot a teammate and accidentally kill them. So make sure you know whether the player killed you intentionally or accidentally before filing a report. You can always use the VOIP feature to talk things out.
As for cheating, you can't report players based on your suspicions, but the game does have an anti-cheat system: Easy Anti-Cheat. That system is good at screening out rule breakers.
