Auto-kick for AFK in Frontlines too strict?

[Venoshock]

Haha this happened to me back in 2015 when queues were long asF. As naiya says, all you gotta do is make sure the game knows you're alive by pressing anything and you'll be fine.

The autokick feature is fine the way it is. Recently with the whole garo event, I've seen too many people afk but cheat the damn system by jumping and running around...

[Shougun]

Haha this happened to me back in 2015 when queues were long asF. As naiya says, all you gotta do is make sure the game knows you're alive by pressing anything and you'll be fine.

The autokick feature is fine the way it is. Recently with the whole garo event, I've seen too many people afk but cheat the damn system by jumping and running around...

Lol I've seen some people do this, at a certain point I think maybe they should add a performance reward penalty. Like if you have 0 stats all the way across, you get no reward and GMs will take reports on you more seriously (perhaps pvp specific temp bans - on third offence ban your account from PvP for the duration of the Garo event lol), you literally did nothing - and even if you were horrible at PvP you'd still do more than nothing.

Perhaps reward bonus for good and extremely bad performance, like if you're the top X% for your team you get a bonus.

For negatives it should be more generous but like if you make up less than 15% of the average stat your job contributes most to the match then you get like 50% reward instead of the full amount. So like if the average healing done for your team is 100, and all you did was 14 then you get 50% the reward. It would be extremely easy to get over 15% of the average contribution of your specific main stat, but would mean people who just bounce up and down in a corner and hit one guy would probably not get a good reward either. (I want to say 25% or even 50% of the average but I'm concerned that people who are new or trying to get better might get punished and that would suck ; however, you are nearly doing nothing if you were 15% of the average contribution).