Getting penalized because of network issues and crashes is always stupid.
I do want to play, but I wish to play to play a particular game-type. It benefits nobody to punish those that quit from playing a game-type they don’t want to play. If the matching service told players as they’re loading in what game-type they’re about to join, that would go a long way benefitting everyone. To everyone who misunderstood my prior posts, I’m not advising against punishing rage-quitting; I understand why those systems are in place. However, it makes little sense to have banning systems in place for a game that is supposedly still in Beta. I thought the same during the last three technical previews.
They usually do if they do it often enough…
We all end up playing modes we don’t want but we don’t quit because it’s unfair to everyone in game. Deal with it.
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No, I have challenges to do. Sorry not sorry, blame 343.
I care about his opinion. OP is incredibly based.
Don’t give me that #DealWithIt nonsense; it’s that same attitude that got Don Mattrick fired, and brought down the value of the Xbox brand for years. Instead, let’s try being a little bit more open to critiquing, for the benefit of everyone. I’m making this suggestion, & these threads to try to benefit the game. Comments like yours do nobody any good.
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I blame you AND 343. I perfectly can consider two things at once for the title of most selfish/greedy entity of all time.
DEAL WITH IT.
End of story. People who quit during or right before a match deserve to be put in a matchmaking list of other quiters… And guess what!?
THEY ARE!
So keep quiting early and I won’t have to worry about you quiting in one of my games…
Oh… I hear the whaaaaaambulance! It’s heading your way.
I unironically hope you get perma-banned.