Quote Originally Posted by Enla View Post
And sometimes break the queue when they do. I've had around three Orbonne's that had a monstrous time filling empty spots after people leave before the start gates even fall. One incident had several spots that didn't fill from start to Agrias, or even when the whole Alliance collective agreed to wait fifteen minutes to fill the roles. That attempt disbanded, honestly prematurely as the raid is doable these days even with a couple empty spots if people are on top of their game. Another one saw the attempt end at Cid for similar reasons - though this time it was a conga line of 'leaves' and the duty finder outright refusing to fill some of the missing spots even after more agreed upon waiting.

I'd honestly be down for them removing the ability to smurf entirely and impose a harsher penalty for leaving Alliance raids (like actually getting the penalty if you leave even after someone else does) until the player base has the bad behavior collectively beaten out of themselves. Either that or fixing the tuning on the tower climb so that people /have/ to do mechanics so people are less inclined to smurf. Since most of the player base has collectively forgotten how to even do half the mechanics in those raids since HW, since the bosses die so quickly, it'd be a good incentive not to tempt fate. Though they would have to fix some of the Lab mechanics to work with only 3 tanks, since Bone dragon was designed with 6 in mind.
If it weeds out people like Royal Beef and puts them in their place, I'm all for it.

Quote Originally Posted by RoyalBeef View Post
Of course I do, and everyone who says they never done it is either a liar, or hasnt unlocked SB alliance raids yet :P Nice try making it look like I'm engaging in some kind of forbidden or unethical activity tho xD Go ahead, name and shame me for avoiding Orbonne Abandon Roulette, I can take it ^^
Clearly there are those of us that don't, since we still get non-ARR raids from time to time. Glad you aren't on my data center, because people like you are part of a larger problem.