SoS Normal, why the mandatory active time event?

[SillyCrow]

It should really only kill players that fail it, since it should have no bearing on being able to use the mandatory LB3 unless all tanks are taken out. However currently it causes a wipe for some reason.

[FireMage]

It should really only kill players that fail it, since it should have no bearing on being able to use the mandatory LB3 unless all tanks are taken out. However currently it causes a wipe for some reason.

Kick people that can't push buttons. Problem solved

[SillyCrow]

How can you even tell who fails the mechanic? If one fails then everyone fails and I didn't spot any visual effect of chains breaking or not breaking.

In the Battle Log there's no mention of it either.

[Bsrking5]

You can tell who failed, just vote kick if it happens again.

[Awarewolf]

A couple of weeks ago, I configured my keybinds and made R my reply key for chat. During the ATE, I randomly pressed keys in the center like I used to. I forgot about R. Chat box opened, became filled with gibberish, hit enter to close the box, everyone sees gibberish, we wipe.

I apologize profusely and we continue. And then I accidentally did it again.

I reset my PC and hid under my blanket for an hour. I’m 41 years old.

[ICountFrom0]

You can tell who failed, just vote kick if it happens again.

People say that, but I keep seeing failures with no sign of who failed.

[FireMage]

People say that, but I keep seeing failures with no sign of who failed.

I mean, it's always the underperformers

[SannaR]

Should we tell the OP about the Nald'Thal fight and how close you can fail that? I want to say their chains don't break. Though a lot of the times the person who fails makes a comment about messing up.

[flowerfairy]

This is an actual issue. I had 2 runs in the past where someone trolls in this fight. It's failed twice, people leave, it's failed again, we disband. There's no way to tell who's doing it, and kicking the underperforming sprout who's doing it for the first time is not going to help because it probably isn't them.

[Jeeqbit]

It usually is someone whose first time it is. It usually doesn't happen the next time, especially because everyone types in the chat and explains what to do.