A party member has withdrawn...

[KraggyKor]

Explain please

It's not only CT where jerk tanks are doing this, even low level stuff like Sastasha is suffering jerk tanks refusing to accept a new instance.

[ispano]

This is how it's done in most other games with large scale things like CT. You don't know how far in progress it is, just that it is or isn't.

[Billzey]

lol @ the tanks wining.

[MurakumoMillennium]

So two things will come of this change.

1: They'll still be fishing for in progress runs by waiting until they get a 0/1.

2: They'll join, see that it's not at the boss they want, and then immediately leave the group penalty free because the 30 minute debuff doesn't apply to in progress runs.

[ispano]

2: They'll join, see that it's not at the boss they want, and then immediately leave the group penalty free because the 30 minute debuff doesn't apply to in progress runs.

This is false actually. If the group is full at the time of you leaving, you still get the penalty.

[MurakumoMillennium]

This is false actually. If the group is full at the time of you leaving, you still get the penalty.

This is false actually. If the group is full because you were a replacement at the time of you leaving, you do not get the penalty.

[Genesis88]

This is false actually. If the group is full because you were a replacement at the time of you leaving, you do not get the penalty.

You still get a penalty if you hit full party.

[MurakumoMillennium]

You still get a penalty if you hit full party.

No, you do not. If you join a group as a replacement and it hits full party, you can immediately leave and have 0 penalty for it.

[Traek]

While it is a welcome change.. I hope that it is a temporary fix till they make it a total blind system, with the player option to check *Join in progress* of course.

As people are saying, the fishing will continue otherwise. This will just deter the *hardcore fishing* (joining at Archeon/KB onry)... el oh el...

[XLauncher]

I'm happy that they at least acknowledge it as a problem in need of redress...even if their solution leaves a lot to be desired.