Can we please do something about this?

[Ameela]

There's already a pop-up message when you queue up with broken gear, so that's on the AST.
If that doesn't work then a swift kick should do the trick, that way next time they go into a dungeon they'll remember to repair.

[Selova]

There's already a pop-up message when you queue up with broken gear, so that's on the AST.
If that doesn't work then a swift kick should do the trick, that way next time they go into a dungeon they'll remember to repair.

Yeah, i understand that, but for some people these little warnings clearly don't work. I just wish there was a more concrete way to make it so they can't join groups until their gear is in the proper condition for doing whatever group content they are queueing up for.

[Tridus]

There's already a pop-up message when you queue up with broken gear, so that's on the AST.
If that doesn't work then a swift kick should do the trick, that way next time they go into a dungeon they'll remember to repair.

That message works poorly with the tank and healer queues, because they're so fast. Half the time I see it, the dungeon popped at the same time and I've already clicked to join before I even notice it.

It'd be a lot more effective if it *blocked* you from queuing when you're below 40%.

[Jijifli]

There's already a pop-up message when you queue up with broken gear, so that's on the AST.

As someone who queue'd as a tank, that system is only good on a dps.

It gives you a warning, but doesn't stop you from queuing right on the click. If your queue is instant, you don't get a choice. It'd be much better if it gave a popup asking you to confirm you know you're going in with damaged gear.

[Darkrotor]

As someone who queue'd as a tank, that system is only good on a dps.

It gives you a warning, but doesn't stop you from queuing right on the click. If your queue is instant, you don't get a choice. It'd be much better if it gave a popup asking you to confirm you know you're going in with damaged gear.

Just did this last night as a healer.