Overview
- Season 3.5, released July 24, now records and AI-screens every in-game voice chat to flag abusive language
- Any messages flagged by the system are reviewed by human moderators before penalties such as bans or point deductions are imposed
- The update also introduces custom text chat filters and compensation for teams affected by players leaving matches early
- Players report fewer toxic encounters under the new system but some question how recorded voice data might be stored or used
- The feature aligns with a broader industry shift toward AI-driven moderation and stricter user verification against a backdrop of growing privacy scrutiny