Learned today that I cannot queue for both Raid Finder and Duty Finder, but if you abandon Raid Finder because you're wasting your time, you WILL get a penalty for both Raid and Duty Finder.
Who thinks of this stuff?
Learned today that I cannot queue for both Raid Finder and Duty Finder, but if you abandon Raid Finder because you're wasting your time, you WILL get a penalty for both Raid and Duty Finder.
Who thinks of this stuff?
It's almost like you get penalized for wasting everyone else's time. By leaving, you were the one in the wrong here, like it or not.
Well, maybe not wrong. But you got the queue penalty you deserved.



Abandoned you the queue or the already finished party?
The leaver penalty is a punishment for conduct unfair to your fellow players. To simply allow you to bounce from one content type to another to circumvent the punishment while still short-changing your group members would defeat the purpose entirely.
I understand how the penalty works, what I don't understand is why it effects BOTH when you cannot queue for BOTH. Why do they treat them as one for the penalty but separate for queuing? That's what my post is about.
Regarding wasting time, we spent an hour in duty complete. It was 5/8 premade, with me being one of the 3 joining it solo. The premade group refused to abandon and would not vote kick their healer who afked for over 15m to "start dinner." They also thought it would be mildly entertaining to make the other 3 of us wait around and would not agree to dismiss us. They kept pulling the boss and dying on purpose, therefore wasting our time. I was left with options, wait until our instance expired or abandon the duty.
So, while you speculate as to my culpability, you refrain from addressing my original point.




Because the entire point is to discourage people from quitting their parties. It wouldn't be much of a punishment if you could quit the duty finder than go off to start an extreme primal or potd. Both essentially allow you to ignore the penalty by doing something else whereas the system makes it so you pretty get to do fates or idle for a half hour.I understand how the penalty works, what I don't understand is why it effects BOTH when you cannot queue for BOTH. Why do they treat them as one for the penalty but separate for queuing? That's what my post is about.
Regarding wasting time, we spent an hour in duty complete. It was 5/8 premade, with me being one of the 3 joining it solo. The premade group refused to abandon and would not vote kick their healer who afked for over 15m to "start dinner." They also thought it would be mildly entertaining to make the other 3 of us wait around and would not agree to dismiss us. They kept pulling the boss and dying on purpose, therefore wasting our time. I was left with options, wait until our instance expired or abandon the duty.
So, while you speculate as to my culpability, you refrain from addressing my original point.
Putting aside the absurdity of that length. If they ever did make the penalty longer, people would just troll until they were kicked from the party. And if the penalty equally applied to those kicked, people would abuse it whenever they got players who they deemed bad. There's a reason people spam vote abandon in Weeping City.First of all, I'm of the belief that the penalty should be say a 12 hour ban from the entire game for dropping out of group content. I dunno, I feel like the current punishment isn't strict enough (be glad I only said that, when I did it, I believed it warranted a permanent ban from the game without appeal. Yes, I've even reported myself to a GM for it to try and make that happen.)
Secondly, in your situation, a report would just go down as difference in playstyle most likely. So unfortunately, suck up the penalty I'm afraid. But I can agree it's one area that needs to be worked on, but I don't know what SE can do.
Thirdly, on the point of queueing up for different things... in RF you can only queue for one duty at a time, just like roulettes. I wonder why?
Last edited by Bourne_Endeavor; 12-29-2016 at 12:54 AM.
doesn't matter, punishment is still a punishment
The reason the penalties are linked is because they're the same type of content despite using a different interface to join them. Another way to look at it is you can't queue for both a roulette and a normal mode raid at the same time even though they're both in duty finder. And another example of the same situation is with PotD queue.
I.e. the penalty is tied to the type of content not the interface because that is the point of the penalty. It is in place to penalize you from dropping out of matched content early regardless of what that matched content is. If it were tied to the method used to enter the content then (general) you would be able to queue up in 3 different types of matched content and drop early up in each type without any impact on you at all. Meanwhile, all 3 of those parties have been inconvenienced by you.
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