Dear Ectar....

Ectar:   All chat from in-game and from garage chat can be reviewed if required.  

Ectar:   We have something like that on the forums. In-game we have a system like that too. It's actually on by default but everyone turns it off. It's called the swear/parental filter.  My experience with other MMO's is the same I'm sure as everyone else. If you see something you feel is offensive you have to report it to the support staff. There is no active chat channel mods just sitting about waiting for someone to say something bad.  

Ectar:   See you've missed my entire point here and then you're adding in things I didn't say.  I never said WoW had lower player numbers, I never said the support was worse and never said the game was in beta... I was using WoW as an example of a massive (and I mean truly massive), game where doing live chat moderation is impossible.  I then go on to say that the idea you propose is something that would be totally different if your game wasn't WoW and wasn't World of Tanks, but instead a browser based game with much less players.   In WoW as with many other major games (League of Legends, Dota 2, SWTOR, etc etc) If you see someone spamming chat or saying something offensive, you still had to report it to the relevant support team via their ticket system. You could do that offline or online, either way the result you get will still be the same.  that's no different to how things work in World of Tanks. If you see something you feel is breaking our rules, report it to us.  It's impossible, seriously impossible for us to be able to actively monitor all chat in real time with the amount of players we have and that's no different to any other massive multiple player online game you may play.