People do report them. SE replies to the reports saying it's not against the rules to go afk in instances. They can't force people to play their class.
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Duty Finder is like the Ifrit drop rate now...For some ppl it's terrible for almost all the time, and for others (me include) more than 90% of the time it works really well.
Wonder if being in different server got anything to do with it.
what should be implamented is a counter relating to you contribution to the dungeon as fates are with contribution to the amount of tomb you get in there.
not something silly but percentage contribution should fix the afk'ers....
i dont like the sound of a vote kick that will be abused soooo much by bad groups.....
You can be mad at the AFKers which is completely justified and say content design is no excuse for peoples' actions. However, most people will gravitate towards the path of least resistance if the system allows it. This is just how a large majority of human beings function. Smart developers would have foreseen all the issues with current CM grind that results in conflict between speed runners, story runners, and now afker grinders. This was bad developing and I think even the developers have silently realized it.
Some douchebag PLD Zero something I forgot afk'd at the start of castrum today he was pt leader, I left I hope everyone else left and he sat there for 112mins with no one.
Edit most of the time I could care less who afks but when your job is needed I will leave (Tank/Healer).
Also wont ever happen but they should make a system if you aren't active during 90% of the instance you lose 100 tomes and if you have zero you go into the negative LMAO! I wish.
Bull.
I've reported many of these people, and I know my friends have as well. We get nothing but a generic copy-paste response that says that there aren't rules other than harassment for players in DF.
The problem is only getting worse.
Edit: However, when asked for feedback on the customer service of GMs via EMail, I let them know just how badly they're doing.