Tanks Who Constantly Queue and Then Withdraw Trying to Get in Progress Instances

[Amyas]

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).

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.

[Cichard]

And how do you know this happens? What proof do you have?

exactly they are like BUT BUT BUT IF IF IF, That stuff doesnt happen and all of this isnt a big deal... in the grand scheme of things dungeon queues for CT are short. I think the longest as a dps ive ever waited has been 15min. most the time i just do a premade 8man and get instantly.

[Aegis]

exactly they are like BUT BUT BUT IF IF IF, That stuff doesnt happen and all of this isnt a big deal... in the grand scheme of things dungeon queues for CT are short. I think the longest as a dps ive ever waited has been 15min. most the time i just do a premade 8man and get instantly.

30 mins of constant DF popping and dropping on Sunday as Scholar.

Believe it. That's almost as long as the raid itself.

except you do not have to click it..... you can just wait till one actually sticks around and is counting down. If the queue pop is up for more then 10 seconds you can bet its gonna be a full run and only someone that is afk will cause it to fail. anyone looking for inprogress run will click withdraw the second it pops if its not an inprogress run.

lolno. They range from it dropping before it's even popped on my screen to the full 40 odd seconds. And always, it's back to the 23/24 waiting.

[Kaedan]

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.

*sigh* Do I really have to point this out to you?

" It can and does hurt people's queue times."

Nowhere did I ever write "This is the case 100% of the time". But it CAN and DOES negatively affect people's queue times quite often.