In halo 5 today, I was playing a big team battle match earlier today and I came across someone that wouldn’t stop betraying me. This wasn’t the only time this happened either. Almost every time I play halo 5 that day I get at least 3 or 5 people that betray. Why do people like to do this?
Because people are trolls, and because they know betraying twice doesn’t give a penalty to the betrayer. But if someone kept betraying ongoing more than twice, why didn’t you just press accept on the kick menu?
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> Because people are trolls, and because they know betraying twice doesn’t give a penalty to the betrayer. But if someone kept betraying ongoing more than twice, why didn’t you just press accept on the kick menu?
I don’t think halo 5 has a kick menue for matchmade games, but for halo reach I do.
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> > Because people are trolls, and because they know betraying twice doesn’t give a penalty to the betrayer. But if someone kept betraying ongoing more than twice, why didn’t you just press accept on the kick menu?
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> I don’t think halo 5 has a kick menue for matchmade games, but for halo reach I do.
I meant like after certain people in one match betray you more than twice an option to kick shows up, and it is in matchmade games. Such as big team.
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> > > Because people are trolls, and because they know betraying twice doesn’t give a penalty to the betrayer. But if someone kept betraying ongoing more than twice, why didn’t you just press accept on the kick menu?
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> > I don’t think halo 5 has a kick menue for matchmade games, but for halo reach I do.
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> I meant like after certain people in one match betray you more than twice an option to kick shows up, and it is in matchmade games. Such as big team.
Never showed up for me, I just thought it automatically bans players that betray.