the person who initiated a vote is unable to initiate another vote for a period of time anyway.
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the person who initiated a vote is unable to initiate another vote for a period of time anyway.
Rather then a penalty for not accepting, a better solution would be to keep the same group that was queued up before the cancellation with the exception of those that backed out or did not respond by the time limit.
Because 99% of the time someone randomly initiates a vote it's for their own selfish reasons to exit without penalty. Whenever I've been in a group that genuinely wanted to quit an instance it was discussed before the vote was initiated. You'd think twice about trying to force 23 other people to quit the instance so you don't have to wait to re-enter if there was a penalty for it. Again - my solution would not harm anyone using the vote in the way it was intended. The vote button wasn't added so people can spam it when they want to leave - that's the leave button.
it is not hard but if you wait for a long time before you can enter and you have no clues when you going to enter what you do ? nothign ? ..what was proposed which prompted my answer is the silliest thing I have heard, besides the person that withdraw before it enters does no arm to anybody besides the fact that the person that withdrew did it because was unable to commit isnt it what you are asking right ?, you were waiting you will just wait some more, what will happen with that suggestion is that people will enter, sit and wait to be kicked or just leave in the mid of the dungeon leaving you all with no replacement (depending on the class that left) how is that better ?... sometimes you really really should think hard before coming out with some dumb ideas that wont solve anything
Mei
Or you could, you know, just withdraw from the queue preemptively and not wait until it pops ? I'd rather wait a few more minutes and have 2-4 withdraws than the 10-15+ we get nowadays. Being minus one or two in ST is really not the issue here, the place can be completed quite easily with a few people missing.
I stand by my point, if you can't commit, don't queue or if an emergency arise, leave preemptively.