It's fun with Frontline, but so bore with "withdraw"

[Pimmony]

sorry for my English
Frontline is so fun, But I need to complain

1. Why you fix GC to party?
I know it sbout story and lore of the game but I don't know this before. and cause Frontline, we must pay 50,000Gil for change GC for what?
Why you don't create "Color of 3 group" in Frontline by ignore GC?

2. "withdraw player"
It nonsense that 60+ player fail to enter Frontline cause 1 or 2 people withdraw or wait time to enter Frontline til automatic withdraw

2.1 I recommend that if 65 people "Commence" to Frontline, they can go into Frontline, and system find new players to enter again by tell them "in progress" If they OK they can go in, If they not OK, find new player

2.2 Automatic Enter Frontline
If someone use Duty Finder to go Frontline, If system get full party, and wait time to enter til 0, they must automatic enter, Ignore them craft item, kill monster, or do anything cause I think if they use Duty Finder they must accept that they ready to go

[Surian]

I'm fine with the withdrawing, people will do that for whatever reason and i dont mind, it's one extra click to get back in... If that's the worst thing that happens, so be it. I'd rather have people trolling the duty finder queue than trolling in the actual dungeons. Atleast now they dont go in.

The thing i do not like however is the entire Duty Finder CRASHING every 10-20 or so withdraws and having to start over.

[DarkLiriel]

The issue with with the OPs suggestion is this - what happens if you extremely unbalance the fight because 1 group has full team, while the other 2 have significantly less people? Also, just because a person queues doesn't mean they'll be ready if the queue takes longer than a few minutes. They may be forced to quickly afk to take care of something and don't have the time to unqueue. Everyone is guilty of this happening to them, and to force queue them into a pvp fight where now you have someone afking and unbalancing the team is just unfair to everyone. Sure you get to play, but you'd likely have no chance of winning if this happens.