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

[Kaedan94]

*removed childish insults*

Also for the second time, only separation of queue's for this system would be acceptable. Adding a separate queue along with what we currently have will spread things out far too much, thus making queue times longer. Oh wait you haven't thought that far ahead it seems.

So when you don't comprehend what you read and can't understand a conversation, you just mimic and then repeat what you said previously and then insult the other poster because you think it somehow makes you correct?

In any case, I'll try to explain in simple terms so you can understand:

The suggestion is to give a Deserter Penalty (that is the 30 minute lockout in which you can't join the Duty Finder queue) to people who withdraw from queues or let the timer run out three times consecutively. I only suggested the ban for repeat offenders (and it's a separate issue from the deserter penalty), because that's what MMO companies do to people who repeatedly break rules and abuse other players... they ban them. If you're insulting me and the suggestion because you're afraid of being banned because you abuse others by constantly withdrawing, that's just sad and only proves that a ban would be an effective disincentive.

And once again, I already explained why separating the queues completely isn't an acceptable solution. Certainly they should have a separate "In-Progress Only" option, but they need the current one as well. And no, you are wrong about it negatively affecting queue times. All it would do is eliminate the people who are already wasting other people's time by constantly Withdrawing from queue until they get an In-Progress one. So it wouldn't increase queue times at all, it would actually shorten them because all that time wasted accepting and withdrawing over and over again wouldn't happen. And losing those people from the "regular" queue wouldn't matter because they never join anyway. Might want to be careful about accusing others of not thinking things through... makes for quite amusing irony.