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  • I have never played COD and not got greeted with toxicity.
  • I have never played COD and not been greeted with toxicity.
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  • get greeted is not good most of the time, were greeted/was greeted.
    – Lambie
    Commented Jan 4, 2023 at 22:48

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The get passive is exactly the same as the be passive, except that it is less formal.

In your examples, I have a strong preference for been, but I think that is mostly for aesthetic reasons - the low vowels of COD (if it's pronounced as a word - I have no idea what it is), not, tox-.

I find greeted with toxicity a particularly awkward and unnatural phrase anyway.

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