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Guilty Gear Strive Implements Social Media Harassment Policy After Player Harassment

Owen Carter 1 min read

Arc System Works introduces a social media harassment policy for Guilty Gear Strive following player harassment of developers. The policy will be enforced at EVO Japan.

Guilty Gear Strive Implements Social Media Harassment Policy After Player Harassment
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Arc System Works has introduced a social media harassment policy for Guilty Gear Strive. The policy follows incidents where players harassed developers over the state of the game. The company will enforce the policy at EVO Japan.

Policy targets developer harassment on social media

The policy targets harassment directed at developers through social media. It aims to protect development team members from abusive behavior. The announcement came on April 21, 2026.

The policy will be in effect at EVO Japan, a major fighting game tournament. Player Diaphone reacted to the news on social media, expressing surprise that the policy would be legal at the event.

Arc System Works has not confirmed the full scope of the policy or how it will be enforced beyond EVO Japan. The company has not detailed any penalties for violations.

Source: DEXERTO