- Typical Colors 2 votekick is a player-driven moderation tool used to remove disruptive players from a match.
- Fair use: Only initiate kicks against cheaters, exploiters, or players deliberately ruining matches.
- Community standards: Coordinated vote abuse can lead to action from Dorcus Digital moderation channels.
- If you are targeted unfairly: Stay calm, communicate in chat, and avoid retaliating with your own votes.
- Escalation path: For serious rule-breaking, report through official Roblox reporting tools and community channels.
What Is the Votekick System in Typical Colors 2?
Typical Colors 2 is a class-based team shooter built around coordinated objectives, and like most competitive Roblox games, it depends on players behaving fairly. The votekick system gives the lobby a way to remove someone who is actively harming the match, such as a cheater using exploits, a player intentionally team-killing or griefing, or someone spamming and harassing others in chat.
Because Typical Colors 2 matches revolve around payloads, control points, and King of the Hill objectives, one disruptive player can stall an entire round. A votekick is the fastest in-match remedy available before server moderators or Roblox-level reports come into play.
A votekick is a moderation tool, not a way to remove players who are simply playing well. Kicking someone for beating you, using a strong loadout, or picking an unpopular class is vote abuse and hurts the community.
Votekick Basics at a Glance
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Remove cheaters, exploiters, and griefers from a match |
| Who can start | Players in the server, subject to in-game menu access |
| Who decides | The lobby votes; majority approval removes the player |
| Best used for | Exploits, hacking, deliberate team sabotage, harassment |
| Not for | Skilled opponents, class dislike, personal disputes |
| Escalation | Roblox report system and official community channels |
Exploiting (using third-party hacks) is always votekick-worthy. Simply playing a strong class like Marksman or Doctor effectively is not — that is just good gameplay.
Valid Reasons to Start a Votekick
Not every frustrating moment justifies a kick. Before initiating a vote, confirm the behavior actually violates the spirit of the game. These are the generally accepted categories:
Cheating & Exploits
- Aimbot or wallhack behavior
- Speed or movement exploits
- Impossible damage or invulnerability
- Always votekick-worthy
Griefing & Sabotage
- Deliberately blocking teammates
- Destroying friendly Mechanic buildings
- Stalling objectives on purpose
- Damages team play
Harassment
- Hate speech or targeted insults
- Chat spam flooding the screen
- Repeated personal attacks after warnings
- Report as well as kick
Severity Reference Table
| Behavior | Votekick? | Also Report? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aimbot / wallhack | Yes | Yes | Clear exploit use |
| Speed exploits | Yes | Yes | Breaks match fairness |
| Intentional team sabotage | Yes | Optional | Watch for repeated pattern |
| Chat harassment | Yes | Yes | Screenshot evidence helps |
| Spawn camping | No | No | Tactically frustrating but legal |
| Strong player beating your team | No | No | Skill is not a violation |
| Unusual but legal loadout | No | No | Loadouts are player choice |
A Mechanic building a Sentry in an odd spot or an Agent repeatedly backstabbing your Doctor can feel like griefing, but both are legitimate strategies. Reserve votekicks for clear rule-breaking, not creative play.
Step-by-Step: Starting and Voting on a Kick
Follow this process whenever you believe a votekick is warranted. Acting methodically keeps the vote legitimate and increases the chance the lobby cooperates.
Verify the Behavior
Confirm the player is genuinely violating rules. Watch for repeated exploit use or sabotage over multiple encounters rather than acting on a single suspicious moment.
Gather Quick Evidence
Note the player's exact username and, if possible, take a screenshot or short clip. This supports a formal report if the votekick fails.
Open the Player Menu
Access the in-game player list or menu and locate the votekick option for the offending player's name.
State Your Reason in Chat
Briefly explain why the vote is happening, for example the player is exploiting or team-griefing. Informed teammates vote more reliably.
Vote and Follow Up
Cast your vote and let the lobby decide. If the kick fails but the behavior continues, escalate with a Roblox report and evidence.
A one-line explanation like "votekick [name], they are using speed hacks at mid" is far more effective than silent votes or insult-filled accusations.
If a Votekick Targets You Unfairly
Being unfairly kicked — sometimes called a "false kick" — happens in public servers, especially after a strong performance that opponents mistake for cheating. Your response can determine whether the vote passes.
Response Checklist
Unfair Votekick Response Plan:
- Stay calm and do not insult the voters
- State clearly in chat that you are playing legitimately
- Mention your class and loadout to explain good performance
- Record or screenshot the vote if it seems coordinated
- Rejoin a new server if the vote passes despite innocence
- Report coordinated vote abuse with evidence if it repeats
Common False-Kick Triggers
| Trigger | Why It Happens | How to Respond |
|---|---|---|
| Long Marksman killstreak | Good aim looks like aimbot to frustrated players | Mention your positioning and sightline choice |
| Agent backstab chains | Stealth kills feel "unfair" to victims | Explain that flanking is the class role |
| Brute holding a choke | Sustained dominance reads as hacking | Point out team support behind you |
| Mechanic Sentry defense | Strong setups seem impossible to push | Note that Sentries are destructible |
Do not start counter-votekicks against the players who targeted you unless they are actually breaking rules. Retaliation votes escalate conflict and can get both parties reported.
FAQ
Q: What does the votekick do in Typical Colors 2?
The votekick lets players in a server start a vote to remove someone who is cheating, exploiting, griefing, or harassing others. If enough players vote yes, the offending player is removed from the match.
Q: Can I votekick someone just for being too good?
No. Skill is not a violation. Players using strong loadouts, good positioning, or effective classes like Marksman and Doctor are playing the game as intended. Kicking skilled players is considered vote abuse.
Q: What should I do if a votekick is being spammed against innocent players?
Vote no, avoid engaging with the instigators in chat, and document the behavior with screenshots. Coordinated vote abuse can be reported through Roblox's reporting system and community channels such as the official subreddit.
Q: Does a votekick replace an official report?
No. A votekick only removes a player from one match. For serious offenses like hacking or harassment, file a report through Roblox so moderation can review the account properly.
Keep Typical Colors 2 Matches Fair
Votekick works best when the community uses it responsibly. Before every vote, ask one question: is this player breaking the game, or just beating me? Exploiters and griefers deserve removal; skilled opponents deserve respect.
Combine a justified votekick with a formal Roblox report when you see cheating or harassment. The kick fixes your match — the report helps protect every future server. For game news and community discussion, visit the official Roblox game page and r/TypicalColors2.