Hey Devs, how about booting afk players?

[GotShadow]

When it's the only way to guarantee you'll be able to play the game the next day...it's hard to resist. I did it a lot but I decided to stop being a jerk (and cool my room down because this game runs my GPU up from 45c Idle to 90c) and signed off around 9 am. I came back around 3PM and until 5:10 I was constantly spamming 0 trying to get back in to help my lower level friends with their dungeons. I have yet been able to get in. I've gotten into the que TWICE but both times I got 1017 AFTER being in que. -_-

I understand it's frustrating. But the less people that idle when they go AFK, the more people are going to get in.
What makes you more important than the guy down the street that has been wanting to play while you're happily AFK?

[Kougeru]

I understand it's frustrating. But the less people that idle when they go AFK, the more people are going to get in.
What makes you more important than the guy down the street that has been wanting to play while you're happily AFK?

I don't like it. I wish it would kick idle. I'm not more important, I actually like my neighbors =P but I am greedy.

[skitatic]

Yes this is needed but I believe it shouldn't be on top of their priority list. Lets try expanding the servers so they get close to getting to the point where most people can actually log on and then fix the problem where a large population is having their computer randomly freeze and crash on them during game play.

What's happening Square can we have some feedback at all about the large amount of concerns that have been raised?

[Destani]

I find myself using the Inns to log out everytime. Even if I'll only be off for 10-15 minutes. I'd rather sit trying to log in for a bit, than to selfishly hog that spot. Sad that even players who only want to be able to play for 1 - 2 hours a day can't even do that because of afk abusers.. Even worse Spammers/advertisers..