please consider ending the mentor system

[Rowde]

No it is not, all you are doing is increasing trolling mentors while solving nothing.
45 mins is too long to be sitting there and have people not even try to listen to you, furthermore why is only the mentor getting this 3 hr penalty? the point I was making was others need it as well who are trying to troll and sabotage.

All you are doing is trying to punish mentors for no reason. No I fully oppose that. I am sorry you are trying to punish the whole group of mentors because of a select few. That is not fair to them.

Please... don't play the victim card. You and I both know that Mentors abandoning any trial or dungeon that might be perceived as "difficult" or "taking too long" is far more rampant a problem than these supposed groups of trolls that get together with the sole purpose of making life difficult for Mentors.

This issue is prevalent in all roulettes in fact, I still see ppl insta drop from Steps of Faith even though that Trial is auto-win now. Can easily be cleared sync'd with six ppl before hitting the second wall and ignoring dragonators.

However, other roulettes are other roulettes. Mentor Roulette is a different beast entirely. The issue is that far too many ppl treat it like "just another roulette" and aren't actually prepared, or possibly even capable, to potentially have to help and/or teach new players how to complete the duty they get placed into. Increasing the penalties for bad behavior by Mentors using the roulette will also serve as a deterrent to keep these poor mentors out.

AND once again, If you can prove that another player is actively trolling and or sabotaging you need to be reporting the incident and help the GMs build a proper case against that individual so they can potentially take informed actions up to and including bans. Not rage quitting and just letting them repeat the cycle against somebody else. I know, it requires an extra amount of effort, patience and levelheadedness to have the resolve and initiative to fill out one of these reports... but arguably, those are all traits a good mentor should have anyway...