Or you could just ask, "Is everyone ready to go before I queue us up?" before hitting the queue button. I always did that as a courtesy anyway. And if someone doesn't answer, that means it's a no.
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Or you could just ask, "Is everyone ready to go before I queue us up?" before hitting the queue button. I always did that as a courtesy anyway. And if someone doesn't answer, that means it's a no.
This system is broken. I'm all for penalties for people maliciously withdrawing, but the way this was implemented is very discouraging for pretty much anybody.
The strike period should reset every 6 hours at max, not 24 hours for one thing. In the last few days I've received a 30 min lockout 3 times, usually because I'll queue for something and a friend will be like "I want to come too!" the moment after I press the button. I cancel and get locked out.
Now I got locked out for going out of window for no more than 60 seconds. Come back, 30 minute wait. I go and help a friend with something during the 30 mins, then queue back up with him to finally get this stupid trial done. He goes afk for a minute, queue pops, he doesn't click, and I am the one who is locked out for an additional 30 minutes and can't do ANY trial because he didn't click the button.
Really hope this system gets fixed lol.
Whiners gonna whine. System is fine as-is. Make sure your party is ready when you sign up, it's really not difficult.
It's been great to run ST without 15+ withdrawals before a single run.
My only issue with the system is what if you accidentally queue for the wrong duty? It happens! I feel like if you withdraw within like 10 seconds of registering for duty, it shouldn't count as a strike. Other than that, I feel the system is fine. Me and my friends were running dungeons yesterday and ended up getting locked out because we suffered the aforementioned "wrong duty" syndrome... and the third time, I had go AFK longer than expected.
We all just did something else instead; it's not really a big deal.
Anything that smites the waves of idiots fishing for ques is worthwhile compared to a few innocents getting run over in the process. You get three strikes, if you have 3 accidents a day, that's your own fault.