


And how do you know this happens? What proof do you have? Its possible I'm sure, but I'm 100% positive this isn't the case 100% (or even half of the time...) of the time when there is perpetual withdrawals.Again, you are flat out wrong. It can and does hurt people's queue times. While that abusing tank is messing with Party A, a non-abusive tank comes on and gets put in Party B because the abusing tank happened to be in-between withdraws and the system thinks that Party A has been filled (it can't predict that the abusing tank is going to withdraw in a couple seconds).
Last edited by Amyas; 01-15-2014 at 01:22 AM.
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