Curse

Ticemayn · Nov 13, 2006, 03:58 PM // 15:58

Am I the only one, who is getting a bit pissed at leeches in alliance battles, who join and the go AFK to get some easy faction points? I think there should be an "anti-leeching"-code put into the game, that ejects the player from battles if he/she is not moving for a certain amount of time.

c_ras · Nov 13, 2006, 04:24 PM // 16:24

I'm the Spokesman for the Guild Wars Anti-Leeching Coalition and I'd like to say that I HATE leechers. You aren't the only one that is getting pissed, because the number of leechers have increased drastically as of late. This weekend was horrible for leechers. Not AB related, but I was over in Tyria helping a friend do the D'Alessio Seaboard mission and had a leecher. Early that day, I was doing Raisu Palace and had another leecher. Of course both didn't answer any of my PMs when I asked them to please help out. I don't know whether or not they were actual people that were afk or bots. Either way, I don't have any respect for them. I think ANet should incorporate a "Kick Me" button. When you start a mission and you get a leecher, the button will be available to the Group Leader. He/She presses the button, designates who needs to be kicked, and then a small little message pops up for each member in the group asking whether you want that person to be kicked: Yes/No" You have 60 seconds to answer (so that it won't prolong because the leecher won't answer) and majority rules. If happens to be a tie, it would be the decision of the leader. The only real thing this would hurt is the group, but since everyone gets to vote on it, the decision can't really be blamed on one person. Thats my suggestion. But yeah....I hate leechers and they are starting to be more common!

nugzta · Nov 13, 2006, 04:36 PM // 16:36

What can you expect from random people? Thats why I dont like pvp type like AB, RA, aspen and quarry.

Omnidragon42 · Nov 13, 2006, 07:49 PM // 19:49

I think if you don't move for 120 seconds in a PvP map, you should be booted from the group. A warning message should count down the last 60 seconds for you.

Faer · Nov 13, 2006, 08:37 PM // 20:37

We don't need more threads about this.