I must be playing a different game or be blessed but people leaving my dungeon instances it pretty rare and I run tons of content. It was once a problem before they instituted a penalty with people leaving. Now it's happens from time to time but certainly it's far to be a chronic problem that SE needs to address.
Happy to see the comments of the community service rep in this thread who has said there are no plans to change it at this time. I suspect SE has hard numbers relative to how many leave duties and can make decisions based on that data.
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05-07-2016, 06:14 AMLaylaTsarra
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05-07-2016, 07:13 AMErim-Nelhah
I also rarely see people leave my roulettes, and I've never decided to take a penalty over whatever duty a roulette tossed my way.
That said, the only thing I would even consider doing is making it so that when you enter a duty for a roulette, that roulette gets locked to that duty until the duty is completed or the daily reset happens, whichever is first.
For those of you who are saying people shouldn't leave due to bads, there are 2 better ways to deal with them:- Try to help them improve. If they get defensive, shrug it off.
- Kick them. Personally, I might try to help them improve first, but a lot of people get defensive about that (I wonder how many people don't realize you can't send or receive tells while you're in a duty).
For those of you who don't want leaving to be an option at all, would you like to feel forced to remain in a situation you really didn't want to be in? I didn't think so. Please try not to force others to remain in situations they don't want to be in.
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05-07-2016, 12:15 PMPellsThere's already a thread for that.Quote:
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05-07-2016, 01:03 PMstarLivitationI have suggested from the begining a better method but SE just did a flat 30m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morzy
if u look at a game called LOL , the first time u skip a queue its not a big deal, like 3-5m wait.
but try it again, it becomes bigger let's say 15m , 30m, 1 hour etc.
now i would suggest they reset this on a weekly basis, with the max set to 1 or 2 hour.
so those who frequently leave duty for no reason, will end up at either 1 or 2 hour eventually, and this will make them think twice about this.
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05-07-2016, 01:19 PMSettiesama
People seem to have forgotten what will happen if the punishment is increased. The number of forced D/Cs goes up, people will idle/refuse to do anything until people kick them even more than they already do. Being kicked = punishment? Way too easily abused, and there are people out there who will do this for the hell of it just for lols.
30 minutes is fine as it is, if you sign up for a roulette, expect anything to happen, including noobs and people leaving. You can not hold people against their will in a game when they don't want to be there for whatever reason, or have something important they urgently need to go for, but can be back in a short amount of time, just long enough to hinder a run. -
05-07-2016, 01:59 PMstarLivitationthey can simply add an Quit pentalty as well which includes Fake DCs ( like when i close my client etc ) u know u can dc from a duty even in battle by forcing ffxiv app to close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Settiesama
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05-07-2016, 02:54 PMFynlarYour point is excellent. Sadly, those sorts of tanks already do exist :/Quote:
What part of "The existing penalty means that you shouldn't leave duties" your brain can't process ?
No, it still doesn't work that way. You queue for a random dungeon for a bonus. If you don't accept the random then you have nothing to do in a roulette.
What's your next nonsense ? You'll queue as a tank but refuse to tank, and you'll ask us to go as a premade if we want to "force" you to tank ?
Your comparison sucks, by the way. If they are at least fulfilling their role and keeping people alive that is hardly a "carry"Quote:
As for your second point - Healers pull that crap all the time. They queue into a dungeon and say "I'm only going to heal" and just stand there doing squat between heals. You are basically carrying them through the dungeon while they put forth absolute minimal effort. It is exactly as if a dps only auto attacked, or a tank barely keeps threat and doesn't use defensive cooldowns.
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05-07-2016, 03:15 PMDoranderWhat if a tank is only keeping threat, but not using defensive cooldowns, they are still fulfilling their 'role' by making sure the mobs are hitting them and not the party, but they are taking so much damage that the healer is running out of MP each pull, that is carrying. What if it's a dps, barely doing their 1-2-3 combo, and not avoiding AoEs, they are also performing their role, they are doing damage.. just not as well as they could and not avoiding avoidable damage stressing their healer, that is also carrying. If a healer refuses to use half it's skillset (the dps stuff), sure it's still performing it's role and keeping the party alive, but they are putting forth only minimal effort on their part. So yes, my comparison works. Minimal effort on a player's part = carry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fynlar
People do it all the time. Some even admit to watching netflix off to the side while doing a dungeon, standing around at times when they could be helping to clear faster. I've seen countless WHM, SCH, and AST standing there doing their little staff/book/globe dance for an entire encounter/pull and only tossing a single cure/physic/benefic. Sometimes not even that if the tank is good enough. They just stand there doing jack. That is carrying and will always be carrying. -
05-07-2016, 04:24 PMSicnoAnd then they'll just pull the plug on their modem.Quote:
Originally Posted by starLivitation
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05-07-2016, 05:51 PMFynlarIf a tank isn't keeping threat and getting their ass kicked much harder than they need to be, they are failing at their main role: to tank.Quote:
What if a tank is only keeping threat, but not using defensive cooldowns, they are still fulfilling their 'role' by making sure the mobs are hitting them and not the party, but they are taking so much damage that the healer is running out of MP each pull, that is carrying.
If a DPS is killing so slowly that it's causing problems for the run in the sort of ways you say, they are failing at their main role: to do damage.Quote:
What if it's a dps, barely doing their 1-2-3 combo, and not avoiding AoEs, they are also performing their role, they are doing damage.. just not as well as they could and not avoiding avoidable damage stressing their healer, that is also carrying.
Hint: this is different from the previous two examples. If you still don't get why, read it carefully.Quote:
If a healer refuses to use half it's skillset (the dps stuff), sure it's still performing it's role and keeping the party alive, but they are putting forth only minimal effort on their part. So yes, my comparison works. Minimal effort on a player's part = carry.