
Why should I kick a tank that doesn't want to do the dungeon when they've got the shortest queues?
My suggestion is this.
We have a reason why we're vote kicking. Maybe add a few more options there. Such as: Refusing to participate.
If you're kicking someone for refuse to participate, they get a 5-week penalty from queuing for the duty finder.
If you abuse the kick system and kick someone for refusal to participate, and they were actually participating, which can be automatically detected (doesn't need GM review), then you get a 10-week penalty from queuing for the duty finder.
There, problem solved.






I carry them for 30 minutes THEM kick them.Agreed, sick of people asking for a "courtesy kick" in places like Mhach or Primal Fights so they don't get the 30 minute penalty. And when you refuse, they just do nothing so you HAVE to kick them, it's ridiculous. People kicked from groups should get the 30 minute penalty same as those that leave of their own accord.
I'm not taking a 4 hour vote-lock penalty if someone isn't willing to take a half hour penalty.
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Already suggested that years ago but not as harsh. a 48 lockout on all instances. If you pulled that crap in Aeion Online they automatically lock you out of all instances for 48 hours.
Last edited by Melondra; 06-18-2016 at 12:17 PM.


Ive seen people vote kicking in 24 man raid just for fun



If they are actively griefing you to push you into kicking them, then they are attempting to abuse the vote kick system and you can report them. If I'm forced to kick someone I wouldn't otherwise use my vote kick on just so they can get past the lockout, then I'd do that.
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