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Edytowany przez użytkownika JayOrganic:
9/18/2016 3:44:50 AM
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Crucible Quitters....What's the point?!
I really think Bungie should punish players who quit crucible matches because they are losing. It makes the experience not fun (as that is the point of gaming) for the ones left behind fighting. This punishment should come in the form of 30 to 60 min incremental bans from multiplayer. And before you anti "this post" folks chime in saying 'well, maybe they had something to do!'....thats the whole point of imcremental bans; for, if something came up...when they return, those folks can resume play. But, for the habitual quitters....enjoy 2...3...4 hours of ban. That's What needs to happen.
Edit: So by you guardians whom disagree with me logic.....what makes sense is that you should get a freebie quit...maybe 3...since destiny like doing things in 3's.
Why?
Because, you guys and gals are basically saying...."hey....I joined a bad match" be it because of 6 TLW or grasps.....lag....dropped into a losing match...etc.
But, if you still dont agree with even that trade off.....you are a habitual quitter and are probably the reason that the match took a turn for the because you are....out of practice.....because.....you quit.....a lot.
I stand behind the life happens, buddies hop on, and other reasons that you all have posted that I totally agree with that warrant a return to orbit. And that's why 3 free quits before a time penalty should incurr.
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#Destiny
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I fly into a Match and its 5,000 to 10,000 and I need the win for a Bounty. I see zero reason to stay other than hoping I'll get some awful reward at the end. Most of the time I stay, but I think its my call if I do/don't.
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I leave to prevent my controller from shattering into alot of -blam!-ing pieces
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Hell no. It's a video game. If someone wants to back out of a match, more power to them.
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The problems that cause people to leave are bungies fault. They can't afford to have more people quit playing. I have seen games lately start 5-4. Then a player gets added. Should be 5-5, but no, now its 6-4. The other team goes tryhard and starts spawn trapping and chaining supers. It's bullshit because of lag and an all time shit low matchmaking system. You can punish people for leaving a 12 minute 6 on 4 mess, against a bunch of crap players, building their starts, just because they are 2 up.
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1 OdpowiedźSeveral days ago I tried playing rift by myself, and 6 times in a row i was placed in a badly losing match more than halfway over. When the match wnded, destiny said teams needed to be broken up and put me right into another horribly losing match over half over. SIX TIMES!! One of the literally put me into a game that ended 30 seconds later. This needs to be addressed in my opinion, and imposing even a 5 minute lockout from pvp after holding the going to orbit button in a match were applied I think these instances would drastically be reduced.
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It's not just a simple matter of punishing players. Bungie is as much at fault as the players who leave. SBMM has caused major frustration for much of the gamer community. Bounties requiring Wins instead of Completions is another factor. Now Bungie is making the situation worse by encouraging fireteam play. With Trials currently in suspension until after ROI begins, Trials gamers want to play other match types. Matches have become more sweaty than ever. And that's just the short term problem. Trials itself became so sweaty this past year that a lot of decent Trials players gave up and moved back into other match types. This raised the intensity level, influencing more gamers to leave matches.
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when my little one wakes up I'll quit the game I'm in and honestly couldn't care less about what you think ;)
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25 OdpowiedziI leave when I stop having fun. Some people don't agree with my method, and most people don't understand it, but it is what it is. If I stop having fun for any number of reasons, including lag, spawn killing, overuse of cheap weapons, inactive teammates, getting destroyed by the enemy, or constant taunting after each death, I will leave. I play games to have fun. And when any of these things happen, there's a high chance that I'm going to slowly become more and more frustrated, which to me isn't worth it for a game. So I quit. Honestly I think bungie has a lot of improvement to do in the crucible before they can justify banning people for quitting.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika Guardian7318: 9/18/2016 12:59:32 AMThe only time i've ever considered leaving (i never actually do) is when dickheads run around with shotguns, i just can't have any fun with those sorta people in my game.
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This is an absolutely terrible idea. There are so many situations where not quitting would definitely not benefit you in any way
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Interesting that you mention fun. You're right, that's the point of gaming. So if I'm not having fun I will quit.
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The urge to poop came out of nowhere. Go -blam!- yourself.
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Just a ban until the match they quit has ended should suffice.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika InfestedCyborg: 9/17/2016 11:29:59 PMIf they wanna punish people who quit then they need to permanently ban laggers. I will leave games when the enemy team is teleporting all over the -blam!-ing map or taking no damage.
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2 OdpowiedziHad a teammate drop in elimination today. I stood tall, tried my best, and lost. The only thing I don't get is the opposing team danced. They won 3 on 2. That's a bigger bitch move than quitting imo
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I'm just sad because when I do get left alone in a bad match no one will dance with me 😟
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Sure I'll stay for a 3v6 were destiny takes 6 minutes to find 3 more players. Or get 6 captures in one match to every one elses 1 while the either crouch with a shotgun or hard scope with a sniper in some corner while we get repeatedly triplecapped. Or when it's 4 afk player on your team. Totally going to stay for that, what could possibly go wrong?
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Because people get shitted on and rage quit or have things to do.
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You also have a 'quit' button. Don't like them leaving, form a fireteam...
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2 OdpowiedziSure. So instead of leaving, I'll stay and feed the other team kills as fast as I can to end the match. 0 and 20? No problem. Think about what you're asking for and what's worse in this case. Either you can allow players to leave a terrible, laggy match. Or, you force them to stay and watch what they do. Because it won't be what you want. Fix the crucible first. You can't dole out punishment in such an incredibly flawed game. It's ridiculous. Fix most of the lag. Fix the matchmaking. Fix the rewards system. Make the next map visible [i]before[/i] loading or allow map voting. Take care of these issues first, and I guarantee very few people will leave regardless of a win or a loss. Furthermore, to be completely honest, I don't care whether you have fun or not. I care about my enjoyment and the enjoyment of my friends. So if I enter a match with 2 or 3 red bar warriors on the other team, I'm gone. And I'll do that as many times as I want. Because [i]I[/i] paid for my copy of Destiny. Not you. I pay for my internet, my Xbox Live and my Xbox. So I will determine how I spend my time on it. Not you.
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Same as other people I quit when I'm not having fun in match anymore. What I will never understand though is it seems like no matter what game I play be it Destiny crucible or Rainbow Six Siege for example I will never understand why people always seem to quit my team when we're winning. Not only that but a lot of the time if i'm on a team that is losing horrendously then all the awful players don't quit but the minute I get put with good players and start a winning spree thats when everyone seems to start quitting.
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People leave because they don't like being pub stomped. If im not enjoying my self I'm going to leave. That's my right as a person because it's a game. If you're losing a game of poker badly then you're going to leave right? Or are you just going to sit there and take it? Sorry I don't care about other people's feelings
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5 OdpowiedziEdytowany przez użytkownika Aulakauss: 9/17/2016 11:01:26 PMI hate being left out in the cold as much as the next person, but.. No. I've seen what happens when 'Quit Bans' go funny. I'm not a child, I don't need to be slapped on the wrist for not behaving. I don't need a nanny, and I certainly don't need a blind algorithm deciding when I've been 'naughty' based on god knows what parameters. Sometimes my Fireteam leader pulls me from a game. Sometimes someone is lagging so hardcore I can't shoot them and it ruins the fun. Sometimes the server drops me. Occasionally I get an invite to something else and can't be arsed to finish a losing match first. If a quit ban were implemented, look to Halo: Reach. If you're an arse for several games in a row, you get put in the corner for ten minutes. [i]Ten. Minutes.[/i] Not this incrementally increasing assery I've seen where you can end up banned for four days. Under no circumstance is it acceptable for a game to look at someone who bought a game and paid for a service subscription to play said game online and tell them they can't play for hours or days at a time because it didn't like how they conducted themselves. If they're cheating, that's another matter and you're either violating actual rules of the game or Terms of Service for PSN or Xbox Live and should be punished according to how badly you peed the bed, but quitting isn't something you should get soft banned for.
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I predict right now that the removal of shaxx bounties will see a pretty big reduction in quitting. When bounties require wins, people will just leave if they go quite far behind.
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Disagree. People can quit whenever they choose. I would downvote your post, but there is no lower than 0.
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Quitters gotta quit!
