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pshylockexpshylockex Member Posts: 4 Arc User
edited March 2014 in PvE Discussion
Greetings,

I just wanted to say that is not enough to ban players who leave PP with 30min of no queue.

What people is now doing is:

- "if I have to quit game soon, I queue PVP and leech it, no penalty for me"
- "if I have to quit game soon, I queue PVP and if it's good I stay, if not I leave, no penalty for me"

What is needed is A GLORY PENALTY. Every time a player is ban from PVP for 30min, take as well a big amount of glory from him!!!

What do you think about this?

Sorry for my english, thanks for reading!!!
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  • beckylunaticbeckylunatic Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 14,231 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Considering people are still being penalized for disconnecting through no fault of their own, it's a terrible idea.
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  • melodywhrmelodywhr Member Posts: 4,220 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    the first time i saw a thread asking to penalize leavers in pvp, i was curious about how that could be implemented without penalizing legitimate disconnects vs rage quitters or how that could be manipulated to appear to be a legitimate disconnect.

    one way could be to give the benefit of the doubt and once you've had a high percentage amount of disconnects, you are pvp banned for 24 hours. each time you are pvp banned for disconnects, the ban time increases by 24 hours (yes, i did read about this on another gaming site). the idea here is that if you have a flaky internet connection, you shouldn't have an issue with getting banned because the threshold for the pvp ban would be higher than what you might experience with a bad internet connection.

    another idea for the current pvp system is to end a match after 3-5 minutes if two or more people quit the match. grant enough time so that if there was a legitimate disconnect, that a user can rejoin and not be penalized.

    instead of glory penalties, make the 30 minute time penalties persist through log outs.
  • beckylunaticbeckylunatic Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 14,231 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    magenubbie wrote: »
    All that's left to do is make DD follow PvP in the rotation

    Errrrrm... it already does.

    I guess I'm just of the thought that no matter how harsh you make a punishment, there's always going to be a segment of people who will try to exploit their way around it and eventually succeed because that's precisely what those kind of people do.

    Meanwhile, the guy who suddenly had to go tend to the baby that he thought was sound asleep when he queued up is facing even harsher penalties than before.

    You need to balance making things difficult for exploiters without being overly punitive towards the interventions of real life.
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  • blureelblureel Member Posts: 163 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Instead of increasing the duration of the time penalty, I suggest that the new ELO system should also start keeping track of how often a player leaves a party, DCs, and stays afk in spawn site and at what point (time and/or score) in the match they leave. The premise here is that legitimate DCs and afks do happen, but the odds are against them happening that often. Even a bad internet connection doesn't last for more than a day or two. So, if a player's stats show that they avg a daily occurrence or higher threshold, then they should get the penalty. Repeat offenders should have the penalties stack up. Repeat offenders should get even stiffer penalties. Do it everyday for a week, get queue banned for a week. These stats should be tracked account wide.

    So ideally, you're a first time offender, you get a warning notice, but no penalty. Second time in match you queue within 5 min of the previous match you were a first time offender, you get the 30 min penalty. Third time offender in a match you queue within 5 min after your penalty, you get the penalty x 2. Fourth time offender in a match you queue within 5 min after a penalty, you banned from the queue for the rest of the day.
    The next day, first time offender after being banned the previous day, you get penalty. first time offender with only a first time offender the previous day gets another warning notice.

    The existing leaver penalty is working in the sense that I've seen a huge reduction in the number of players leaving early in a match. I've never been in a match with less than 4 v 5 since the patch and only been in 2 matches that got to that point.

    The suggestion I'm making is to help minimize the amount of time "problem" players affect other players. To change player behavior is extremely hard to do because what it really boils down to is what makes a game "enjoyable" to someone. You have to factor in the those people who enjoy causing trouble for others. They enjoy gaming the system simply to make other people angry.
  • xcessiveforce40xcessiveforce40 Member Posts: 246 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Sorry, but let me interject some of my own thoughts here. Example: Your in a match and 1 person drops or your in a "quality" match with either a **** team or the offset between teams is so great you have zero hope unless they "let" you,,,, what do you do?

    For me, I sit down by the fire and grab a cup of coffee. Why bother drawing out a match that at most your going to get 150 glory.
    There's no reason for it. A 10 minute match will go for 20 or 30 minutes with the same result. I'm a "rip the band aid off" person, not lolly gag and slow peel it and cry. If they need experience then match them with like class and gear players to get it or allow 1 v 1 pvp.
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  • destinyknightdestinyknight Member Posts: 962 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Sorry, but let me interject some of my own thoughts here. Example: Your in a match and 1 person drops or your in a "quality" match with either a **** team or the offset between teams is so great you have zero hope unless they "let" you,,,, what do you do?

    For me, I sit down by the fire and grab a cup of coffee. Why bother drawing out a match that at most your going to get 150 glory.
    There's no reason for it. A 10 minute match will go for 20 or 30 minutes with the same result. I'm a "rip the band aid off" person, not lolly gag and slow peel it and cry. If they need experience then match them with like class and gear players to get it or allow 1 v 1 pvp.

    For that. I wuold say should have an option similar to vote kick. that lets the entire team vote to submit defeat only after a combined total amoutn of time and gap in score is made.
  • goldheartgoldheart Member Posts: 236 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Remove penalty and stay queue to replace the leaver for all match time.

    If someone do not want to play and wanna leave when you put penalty on him you will just force him to stay at campfire - so in this direction is better this man to leave and someone other to replace him.

    Other is hating on egoist ppl that think so sick.
  • nameexpirednameexpired Member Posts: 1,282 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Vote kick?
    * "lets kick player E, he had a bad strategy and did not contribute to our win, and he went for the home node at the start, and he simply annoys me"
    * "lets kick player E, he bested me last time in PvP"

    Looking at the griefing being done already in PvE vote kicks I wonder where this road will lead.

    If you are a frood who knows where his towel is then you are going to play with friends anyway. Then you do not suffer from the described problem.

    There is a legitimate FUNCTION in the game, I assume on purpose.
    If I right-click my portrait I get the non-spam, non-exploit option to "leave party".

    Ask yourself:
    Why did the developers put something that you don't want players to use there in the first place?

    Penalties won't work. And using a function in a game that is there for a reason must not result in a penalty. Penalties are there for exploiters.
    I suggest:
    Adjust the rewards for PvP in a way that it is a bit more attractive to PvE than to PvP.
    e.g. Grim Coins:
    1 coin=50 glory, if you are good you can get in 4 runs in Fardelver Crypt, netting you ~20 coins or 1000 glory in 40 minutes.
    whereas if you are lucky in PvP and you roflstomp your opponents or they just afk or quit you get 1000 glory within 5 minutes.

    And while you are at it, introduce leaver penalties for dungeons, too. Why not?
    <sarcasm>
    Maybe a log off penalty would be interesting for some of you?
    </sarcasm>
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  • nameexpirednameexpired Member Posts: 1,282 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Vote kick?
    There is a legitimate FUNCTION in the game, I assume on purpose.
    If I right-click my portrait I get the non-spam, non-exploit option to "leave party".

    Ask yourself:
    Why did the developers put something that you don't want players to use there in the first place?
    to be more precise, if some RL stuff is happening you just turn off your PC.
    There is absolutely NO reason to "leave party" if it were not intended to do so. Introducing penalties is a bad idea.
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  • ratharimratharim Member Posts: 65
    edited March 2014
    I'm fine with the current system. Leavers still occur from time to time, but it's not a plague like before.

    EDIT: The number of leavers is so low, that I can really belive that it's disconnect issues or real life events that force them to quit.
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  • destinyknightdestinyknight Member Posts: 962 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    goldheart wrote: »
    Remove penalty and stay queue to replace the leaver for all match time.

    If someone do not want to play and wanna leave when you put penalty on him you will just force him to stay at campfire - so in this direction is better this man to leave and someone other to replace him.

    Other is hating on egoist ppl that think so sick.

    That isnt exactly fair, that would put other people in an otherwise losing match. What would be the point in that when they are put into a match that they have really no chance in turning the tide in so late in normal circumstances.
    will just keep cycling people out of a losing match, as few people will stay when just being thrown in suddenly in a losing match.

    Wont solve anything at all but just make it worse.
  • pando83pando83 Member Posts: 2,564 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    We still have premades stomping pugs. I thought they were gone, until i ran in a EoA premade vs my pug Yesterday. We swallowed the swarmfest for a good 50-60% of the match, then we gave up at 800-60 and sit in spawn. Is it not enough? I never quit a match, i Always fought and will Always try to fight even if i lose. But being swarmed by a premade for 10 minutes is NOT fun.

    The penalty crowd got their coockie.

    Now <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font> separate premade queue and pug queue, and improve matchmaking before doing ANYTHING else.
  • nameexpirednameexpired Member Posts: 1,282 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    What about a "I SURRENDER" possibility?
    You surrender: no Glory, no gain.
    If 3 players of a team surrender the game is over. No Glory for the losers, 1/2 glory for each point for the winners (=up to 500)

    As we all know that PvP players are legit player they won't abuse the system to their advantage.
    Bots won't be able to win to farm automatic glory, at least I hope so.
    Where would there be a problem?
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  • goldheartgoldheart Member Posts: 236 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    That isnt exactly fair, that would put other people in an otherwise losing match. What would be the point in that when they are put into a match that they have really no chance in turning the tide in so late in normal circumstances.
    will just keep cycling people out of a losing match, as few people will stay when just being thrown in suddenly in a losing match.

    Wont solve anything at all but just make it worse.

    As I see you are new in MMO world - welcome.
    Now I can inform you that the system can be made with warning message that you will join in PVP has already begun - simple ?
  • pando83pando83 Member Posts: 2,564 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    What about a "I SURRENDER" possibility?
    You surrender: no Glory, no gain.
    If 3 players of a team surrender the game is over. No Glory for the losers, 1/2 glory for each point for the winners (=up to 500)

    As we all know that PvP players are legit player they won't abuse the system to their advantage.
    Bots won't be able to win to farm automatic glory, at least I hope so.
    Where would there be a problem?

    Sounds good to me. But would not solve the problem of premades farming glory against pugs.
    Premades should have their own queue to challenge each Others.
    Pug queue for ranking and glory should be reserved for players who are NOT in a Group. Period.
  • nameexpirednameexpired Member Posts: 1,282 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    pando83 wrote: »
    Sounds good to me. But would not solve the problem of premades farming glory against pugs.
    Would a premade party that recognizes it's superiority to the opposing team not surrender to get into a well balanced and interesting PvP match anyway? Rather than be unheroic and camp the spawn?
    I would expect them to have enough glory and rAD anyway.
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  • hadrielehadriele Member, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 18 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    Why all this talk about penalizing leavers? People leave because the pathetic amount of glory you get from losing isn't worth the time it takes to continue taking a beating until the match ends. Give people an incentive to STAY AND FIGHT (not leave or AFK in campfires) even if they're on the losing team, then we will see less leavers.

    -I don't care if I'm in a PUG full of 7k GS people getting destroyed by a premade group as long as the glory rewards for my perseverance and continued will to fight is rewarded appropriately.

    -I don't care if someone on my team disconnects or leaves, I'll STAY even if it's 3v5 as long as the glory reward at the end is worth it.

    There are solutions that can be applied, like: faster cap times or PvP buffs for outnumbered teams (3v5, 4v5, etc) to help keep them in the game but those, and the leaver penalty are all just band-aid solutions. Instead of penalizing leavers, give them a reason to stay and fight.
  • dagonbachdagonbach Member Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    hadriele wrote: »
    Why all this talk about penalizing leavers? People leave because the pathetic amount of glory you get from losing isn't worth the time it takes to continue taking a beating until the match ends. Give people an incentive to STAY AND FIGHT (not leave or AFK in campfires) even if they're on the losing team, then we will see less leavers.

    -I don't care if I'm in a PUG full of 7k GS people getting destroyed by a premade group as long as the glory rewards for my perseverance and continued will to fight is rewarded appropriately.

    -I don't care if someone on my team disconnects or leaves, I'll STAY even if it's 3v5 as long as the glory reward at the end is worth it.

    There are solutions that can be applied, like: faster cap times or PvP buffs for outnumbered teams (3v5, 4v5, etc) to help keep them in the game but those, and the leaver penalty are all just band-aid solutions. Instead of penalizing leavers, give them a reason to stay and fight.

    ^This. Reward people for effort and they will stay. Give them nothing and they will leave.
  • twstdechotwstdecho Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 630 Bounty Hunter
    edited March 2014
    http://nw-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?628591-Leavers-penalty-not-working

    Again, I'm going to share my idea of how to alleviate these issues.
    What they should do is find a positive way to encourage or entice people to participate in matches. Base the Glory reward on indicators that show people were active and engaged in the match. Make the Glory earned in a loss rewarding enough that people are willing to fight even against seemingly insurmountable odds. Base that reward on things like damage taken, damage delt, time spent fighting on point, etc. Set it up so someone who does nothing, or jumps on point to cap and get their minimal score, then hides, camps etc. earns next to nothing in terms of Glory rewarded.

    Set up your daily tasks based on Glory gained. Instead of "play 4 PvP matches" for a daily, make it "earn 2000 Glory in PvP matches". Now you have a system that rewards you for participating in a match, and does not reward you if you camp/hide or otherwise refuse to participate.
    Have you considered basing the Glory reward on indicators that can demonstrate a participants active participation in a match? Indicators that show participation even in the face of a completely one sided match, so that, instead of punishing players for leaving, you give them a reason to participate? If they get no reward for camping, and if their reward is based on their participation, with the overall amount based on the level of those indicators, then you might actually encourage people to play, even when they feel like their chances to win are minimal or non existent.

    The end result would be a system where leaving serves no benefit, and the best way to earn rewards is to queue up and fight, regardless of the outcome. I think that should be the end goal, and would leave everyone feeling better about PvP in general, even when they get their butts handed to them in a match.

    Someone quits and you end up 4-5 or 3-5, you still get rewarded based on your participation, so while getting stomped is the likely outcome of the match, you still earn a fair bit of Glory based on what you did during the match. Quite honestly, I think it would fix most of the complaining, leaving, camping and people who run and hide in the match and do nothing. Even people who are new to PvP can feel like they are accomplishing something by trying things out and learning without feeling that their effort was futile when faced with minimal gains at the end of the match.
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  • demonkyuubidemonkyuubi Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    magenubbie wrote: »
    And that is exactly what's effing wrong with this community. Nothing personal to the people here, but this is the sore spot. You don't leave a party. Ever. When you pug, you know the risks of losing. Do you leave a dungeon if you keep rolling too low on drops? Exactly. If you can't take the heat get out of the freaking kitchen. And this is coming from a NORMAL player. I don't have 20k GS on my PvP characters. Still, if you don't want to do the match, don't enter. I still say take away 2k glory from each leaver/griever and people will stay and fight. Give people 1 free get-out-of-jail ticket every 12 hours in case real life interferes with your match. Problem solved. It's about time this attitude got fixed. If people don't change willingly, prepare to take the whip.

    Do I want it this way? absolutely NOT. But this attitude is exactly what's ruining the whole PvP part of the game. And it's got to change!

    your example is completely horrible. people leave dungeon groups all the time due to the fact that the group simply isn't going to win. i certainly don't want to attempt karrundax without 2 wizards and spider.......the loss rate on that is absurdly high and is truly a waste of kits.

    some groups are too low geared or too inexperienced to even get past 1st boss, and it makes me wonder how they failed since we won the moment i joined. what everyone forgets about dungeons is that we failed and/or possibly had to wait 4+ hours to reach the end sometimes while we were still gearing up.

    also, whats the point of actually fighting in pvp if u can't kill a single person. I had 1 of those match-ups recently where my team simply put couldn't kill 1 person and would basically be jumping down from spawn to just die. if that's the case, it would be the same as not fighting anyways since nothing actually changed. glory is the same (if any) and 1 side has 0% chance of doing anything worthwhile in those kinds of matches.

    matchmaking/elo is not gonna fix everything as there is still somehow people with 6k gs being grouped with me at 13k gs and is probably the reason y my group can't win sometimes. no amount of effort will change that as I can't carry the entire team to victory.

    although, i do like how some gwf's get cocky and somehow jump into spawn so i can kill them. never saw another class do it, but it still is funny that they can decimate some teams like that.

    also, did u know that d/c's technically still count as part of the group and will still show as 5 vs 5 even though it isn't? so even though the other team may not realize it, it is actually a 4 vs 5 situation already.
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  • twstdechotwstdecho Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild Users Posts: 630 Bounty Hunter
    edited March 2014
    magenubbie wrote: »
    And that is exactly what's effing wrong with this community. Nothing personal to the people here, but this is the sore spot. You don't leave a party. Ever. When you pug, you know the risks of losing. Do you leave a dungeon if you keep rolling too low on drops? Exactly. If you can't take the heat get out of the freaking kitchen. And this is coming from a NORMAL player. I don't have 20k GS on my PvP characters. Still, if you don't want to do the match, don't enter. I still say take away 2k glory from each leaver/griever and people will stay and fight. Give people 1 free get-out-of-jail ticket every 12 hours in case real life interferes with your match. Problem solved. It's about time this attitude got fixed. If people don't change willingly, prepare to take the whip.

    Do I want it this way? absolutely NOT. But this attitude is exactly what's ruining the whole PvP part of the game. And it's got to change!

    You have to understand player motivations from multiple perspectives, not just your own, in order to completely understand the problem and come up with possible solutions. Some people play PvP because they like PvP, some for the daily AD, some for Glory. For the people playing for the daily rewards/glory only, hoping for a non self-serving attitude is a bit too much. Their entire reason for playing PvP is self-serving. If PvP is not fun for them, and they can get the same reward by camping or hiding out, that's what they are going to do.

    You can't change their reason for hoping into a match nearly as easy as you can manipulate how the mouse gets the cheese.

    Positive reinforcement, basing their reward on their activity level, gets them their reward, and gets them interested to actively participate in an effort to maximize their reward from the match. It encourages all the behaviors we want, rewards the effort and ends up with everyone in a better position. Not to mention, it's a great way to get people used to PvP. Some people might be intimidated by PvP, and it won't take many ROFLSTOMP matches to confirm their dislike and drive them to those behaviors we find distasteful. Why should we expect anything less? If they get the same reward for camping/hiding as they do for fighting, but they don't enjoy the fight, and it just makes the match take longer, what is their motivation for participating in the match?

    Again, if you reward them based on activity, remove any reward for simply being there and make sure the reward, even in losing, is enough to keep their interest, you have a winning solution on all counts. You've changed their behavior in a positive way, coaxing them to participate in the match, changing their attitude about PvP and hopefully won over more people to actively participate in PvP in general, not just for the reward.
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  • demonkyuubidemonkyuubi Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    magenubbie wrote: »
    Aren't you lucky you even get something for losing a PvP match at all then? For doing possibly NOTHING? Besides, parties usually quit completely after failing to overcome a certain boss. Because they all know that if they don't, 4 people aren't gonna do that which 5 people failed to do. Nor should you pug Karru, but that's just my 2 cents.


    2 reasons: 1 you agreed to the match, knowing that it could be a random party that could get you killed. Same as dungeons. If you pug there, you risk losing. Want more chance in succeeding? Don't pug.
    2. It's a clear sign of being a sore loser if you don't even attempt to win the match. Last time I checked the name of the game is "domination". Not "who's the better killer?". You don't have to tank 5 people by yourself. There are ways to get a reasonable score without having to face-tank 5 people. A lower score is the risk you decided to take when you started the match. Don't like the risk? Run premade or at least don't pug.


    Quite possible. So you run into a bad team now and then. What's the big deal? It's a GAME people. You win some, you lose some. Demanding a perfect score for not trying is nothing more than a childish attitude. As long as you keep performing above the rest of your team your score will rise and you'll leave the "ignorant" behind. Maybe not 100%, but what's life with a little risk? Not to mention you're a -insert unfit term for this forums- if you leave your team behind just so you can try and get a better score. If you don't want to play with others, go play this.


    That is only meant to last a few minutes. That's not going to cost you the match against a team with more or less the same score. If everyone puts in the effort it can still turn out to be a good match. I've had my share of matches where the only GWF we had DC-ed at the start. We struggled without someone who's able to face-tank a little. Did we give up? No. And thank god we didn't, because 2 min later the GWF came back and we were able to turn the tides through better teamwork.

    face-tanking 5 people? that is not what i said......

    what i said is that the entire team could not even kill 1 person from the enemy team. if your team can't even kill 1 person, how are u gonna capture nodes? sometimes i can kill people even in such teams, but it is truly pointless if there isn't even a shred of hope for even a somewhat decent match.

    performing above the rest? doesn't it only count actual wins/losses and not individual score? and lol at "perfect score." i am not even a dps rogue so I am not so egotistical to think i should have the best score.

    i know they get kicked in a few mins, but the damage is already done and 4 vs 5 is nearly guaranteed to be a loss. sometimes the group keeps trying but we all know its a loss and are only somewhat fighting since we can somewhat hold 1 node i guess or play cat n mouse all over the map by sneaking nodes everywhere but the actual fight is generally over in a 4 vs 5. groups that actually win a 4 vs 5 are simply better than the 5 and would never happen if they were perfectly balanced. i suppose 2 perma-rogues could still make the group win anyways since it takes like an entire group to force 1 off the node.

    but i guess u really don't care if the enemy team can even fight back. for someone like u, them jumping down and letting u kill them without them even attempting to hit u would be enough for u to get your enjoyment out of this. if so, in such bad matches we can just hold the w key down and let u have your fun til the match ends i guess.
  • twilightwatchmantwilightwatchman Member Posts: 2,007 Arc User
    edited March 2014
    A number of people on this thread seem to have lost sight of the fact that this is a GAME and that people play it for FUN. If they're not having fun they won't play, and there's no fun to be had hanging around in a one-sided PvP match with bupkiss in the way of glory at the end of it.

    Having a hissy-fit about it solves nothing.
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  • slintashslintash Member Posts: 172 Bounty Hunter
    edited March 2014
    magenubbie wrote: »
    Aren't you lucky you even get something for losing a PvP match at all then? For doing possibly NOTHING? Besides, parties usually quit completely after failing to overcome a certain boss. Because they all know that if they don't, 4 people aren't gonna do that which 5 people failed to do. Nor should you pug Karru, but that's just my 2 cents.

    One - You need a minimum score to even get rewarded, you need to do something to get a reward.
    Two - You can't complain about people quitting, then say that people are allowed to quit due to them not being able to beat a boss. You have a 7k GS, vs a 19k GS. Why bother, you will lose.
    Three - You should be allowed to "PUG" for anything you want, hence the point of having a MM system, if it doesn't work properly it needs to be fixed, not ignored. Ignoring an issue doesn't make it go away, if it did, then why are you complaining about PvP leavers?

    magenubbie wrote: »
    2 reasons: 1 you agreed to the match, knowing that it could be a random party that could get you killed. Same as dungeons. If you pug there, you risk losing. Want more chance in succeeding? Don't pug.
    2. It's a clear sign of being a sore loser if you don't even attempt to win the match. Last time I checked the name of the game is "domination". Not "who's the better killer?". You don't have to tank 5 people by yourself. There are ways to get a reasonable score without having to face-tank 5 people. A lower score is the risk you decided to take when you started the match. Don't like the risk? Run premade or at least don't pug.

    Yes, he agreed to play a (at least) semi even game, not 4v5, and not 6k GS vs 19k GS. Guess what, sometimes people have legit reasons to quit, maybe you should learn that concept.

    Again, who said he didn't try, or that others don't try, to win most games? You can not win an unbalanced match, you can not try to steal nodes when you are being base camped. Seriously, do you even think of situations at all?
    magenubbie wrote: »
    Quite possible. So you run into a bad team now and then. What's the big deal? It's a GAME people. You win some, you lose some. Demanding a perfect score for not trying is nothing more than a childish attitude. As long as you keep performing above the rest of your team your score will rise and you'll leave the "ignorant" behind. Maybe not 100%, but what's life with a little risk? Not to mention you're a -insert unfit term for this forums- if you leave your team behind just so you can try and get a better score. If you don't want to play with others, go play this.

    Childish attitude? This is coming from the guy trying to force everyone to play, even when they don't want to, just so you can have a better experience for yourself? Hell, you even posted a link basically saying "if you don't like how i think, go play pac man ****". That isn't childish or immature to you?
    magenubbie wrote: »
    That is only meant to last a few minutes. That's not going to cost you the match against a team with more or less the same score. If everyone puts in the effort it can still turn out to be a good match. I've had my share of matches where the only GWF we had DC-ed at the start. We struggled without someone who's able to face-tank a little. Did we give up? No. And thank god we didn't, because 2 min later the GWF came back and we were able to turn the tides through better teamwork.

    Congratulations, he came back, which happens all the time right? No it doesn't.
    If someones power goes out, they d/c, you won't get them back.
    If somebody rage quits, you won't get them back.
    Again, learn to think about other situations other than your (very) narrow view.

    magenubbie wrote: »
    I think somewhere along the discussion I said "once the ladder kicks in".
    As for the current "mess" they think they're in I can say only this: <snip>

    See, i can ignore your entire arguement too. If you're going to reply to someone, actually reply to what they say or do not bother. All you are doing as you rant on more and more is make yourself look like a complete *******.
    magenubbie wrote: »
    Now, tell me again leaving is a smart thing to do. I dare you.

    Of course it is at times! Why stay for a completely lob-sided game? Serious why? Who is it fun for? Do you enjoy "pwning noobs", is that fun for you? Is it fun to win a 2v5 match?

    And believe it or not, some people have this thing called A LIFE. Things do come up in peoples lives that...OMG, REMOVES THEM FROM THE GAME!!! How insane is that idea!!!

    Or would you prefer i kept gaming if a friend died? Or should i pass up an interview opening so you can be happy? You are not the only person in the world, your needs are not the only ones that matter. Stop being self centered, and get a grip.
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