Annoying message on every logon to TM2 Maniaplanet

[stoerzi94]

whenever I logon to Maniaplanet (TM² Stadium Steam Version) I get a Message:
"Players have complained about your behaviour on this game server. Please respect the good behaviour chart or you'll be banned from this server" (OK)

It's annyoing since I get it on every logon. how to get rid of this message?

[mooseman2099]

Are you actually trying to enter a server or just starting the game.

I would enter the server and find out what you have done to make the problem. Then if you did do something make it right. If however you are unable to enter the server then I guess you where very naughty. Or just had an opinion that was maybe to radical for the owner.

I suppose learn from your mistake.

[stoerzi94]

it pops up right after starting the game (maniaplanet) since 2 weeks now. i got an argument with another player and i‘m fine with the warning but the message on every startup is annoying and seems like a bug to me. i can just click OK but it will come back

[TMarc]

It might disappear after some time, if you don't get reported again in between.

[milkshake]

I have this message for more than two years, almost 3 years maybe, I do not remember, what I remember was honking at the server, and in general they reported to me, the more this has passed and we made up, the more the message continues, I think this is a great deal

[mooseman2099]

Maybe go to the Ubisoft game team and ask how to get this removed. A game dispute should not be a game at load up, because a member of a server is disgruntled with you. It should be on a server where it happened and discussed with the admin team members there.

What if you are innocent and where is the proof. Sounds bloody dodgy to me.

All disputes are and should be in server. Not in game messages.

What if you Tmarc said "This track is not very good". Then the message pops up. This needs to be adjudicated by sensible people not by a server member who has a knowledge to pop up ill will in games at start up.

Like milkshake said he has had it for two to three years. This needs looking into as advisory not a life sentence.