Griefing - How is this acceptable?

Moral of the story: MMOs are best played in a with a group of known friends, not random PUGs comprised of anyone from anywhere where the antisocial pricks who no one likes hang out.5

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Originally Posted by GlassjawAeros

Ya, it's almost impossible to run with pugs since there's a good chance someone will get upset or embarrassed by something they did and instead of owning up to it/getting better they'll instead refuse to continue. In situations like those what do you do? Sit there until someone, if anyone leaves? Be the bigger person and leave yourself and then sit around and wait out the 15 minute timer?

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The timer would run out before I left in such a situation. Plenty things I can be doing around the house while waiting for the griefer to leave.

As a healer I wont pug anymore, no exceptions. There is nothing worse then having a bad tank who cant hold hate, or a dps that stands in stuff, wont dps the right target or does other moronic things. And everyone blames the healer. My MP is not a bottomless pool, and I will pull hate and die, Im not a tank! Before you diss healers I suggest you level one up and pug for a week, see if don't understand why we will just quit healing morons. That being said SE cannot add a vote kick fast enough. I shouldn't have to fear pugging, its messing with my immersion, and SE thinks says that's a sin. I'm tired of seeing stories of people AFK'ing whole CM runs, people coming into AK to steal chests and griefing other players or coming in on full craft gear so they can spirit bond... Hurry up SE.

Hah, I just want a blacklist for the DF. Then I'd never have to look at a griefer again.

Yup I've had them. A DPS who que'd in with us for Titan, then just sat there. Doing nothing. We had to leave because we could not kick the idiot.

Besides, make it so that it is a group vote to kick someone. Not just one person.

Not worth running dungeons PuG, at all, period.