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작성자: iCoNiC FeArZ
7/31/2024 8:15:36 AM
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You guys need to do something about fire team leaders kicking members before obtaining loot
TITLE.
Edit - this never happened to me before, but I’ve seen a video posted by Destiny Bulletin of someone being kicked in RoN. Really despicable.
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2 답변THIS is why I never got Divinity lol. Damn jerk booted us all to orbit right at the end!!
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1 답변Makes me wonder how many of the " no way, didn't happen, you were probably a jerk" folks are booters themselves
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8 답변All fireteam leader permissions should be removed after 90 seconds into an encounter. This would completely stop this from happening while also allowing the leader to kick griefers as long as it's done within 90 seconds of the encounter beginning.
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2 답변The hosts should 100% be banned for pulling that shít. If they don't wanna grow up, they'll learn the hard way.
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3 답변Just disable the kick button after an activity is launched or an encounter is started. If people are having issues, return to orbit to kick, then restart if needed.
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28 답변[quote]TITLE.[/quote] Lets be real what do you want them to do to stop it? Its literally impossible to predict and the loot drops practically as the encounters end and being able to kick people at any moment is important since youd rather be able to if a bad actor is involved. There are other reasons as well, But lets be honest people dont do that for no reason so you obviously did something and theres a whole side here that isnt being brought up
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25 답변I’ve lfged almost a decade now and almost every lfg system out there and not ONCE have I ever been kicked before the end of an activity. Considering how toxic a lot of you are on these forums, I’m guessing you got kicked for being a jerk.
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4 답변It is a bannable offense from last I heard. Report the fireteam leader when it happens.
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A decade later and this is still a thing that should have been dealt with years ago. The stupid thing about it is knowing it's not as hard as some might put it out to be to actually fix this. The only thing it would take is the developer to have the willingness to do it.
