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Edited by BobBQ:
9/24/2016 1:56:45 AM
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We need a kick option in strike playlists
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If you watch the clip I linked above you'll see a guardian on XB1 literally spinning in circles so that he doesn't get kicked from the strike. We joined while he was like this at the last boss. I can't imagine how upset the two people were that carried him that far. This is disgusting. We need a method to kick people like this from fire teams. It's not just this either. Too often do people sit around and do nothing but still get rewards in strike playlists.
Edit: For everyone saying its bad idea, obviously bungie wouldn't allow people to just kick others at the end of a strike. Certain conditions would have to be met. One easy one is if someone hasn't done any damage to something for X amount of time. Perfect solution to this guy.
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3 RepliesEdited by bFLY: 9/24/2016 7:34:05 PMI get what you are saying, but there are too many assholes on both sides of the aisle. Assholes who afk or rubber band their controllers, and assholes who would kick people for the hell of it right before the boss dies. If I get put into a strike where people afk I just leave. Most of the time this happens early on in the strike and I haven't invested much time into the strike yet so it's no sweat to just leave. Very rarely will someone play the entire strike and then afk at the boss in my experience. Even if they do I'll still leave, I refuse to carry afk players, I don't care what rewards I'm missing out on or how long I've spent doing the strike. If everyone would leave immediately, people would stop doing this. They only do it because it works and people just push through because they don't want to lose their streak. Fůćk that, stop rewarding the assholes.
