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7 years ago

commit to the game, only noobs pull out ;)

Hey APEX lovers 😉 Now im not the most experienced APEX player, but i do like to believe that i m not a noob anymore. I keep experiencing people leave when they die and therefor ruin the game for t...

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SxyAlphaBeastNJ

7 years ago

@MekaDeth555

Do you see the issue here. You are mentioning all the reasons why nothing should be done, and all the reasons why people SHOULD quit. That alone is Toxic..

MekaDeth555

7 years ago

@SxyAlphaBeastNJ wrote:
@MekaDeth555
Do you see the issue here. You are mentioning all the reasons why nothing should be done, and all the reasons why people SHOULD quit. That alone is Toxic..

I don't know what you're on about. I suggested a solution that's a compromise, so people that need to leave for whatever reason don't have to be punished and put them in separate games so that people that cry because they can't win on their own have less leavers in their game.

But all you people aren't interested in a solution, you just want people punished for abandoning you. Here's a tip, get good at the game and people are less likely to leave. When I see my team mate has over a thousand kills I usually don't leave.

SxyAlphaBeastNJ
7 years ago
@MekaDeth555 First off I have never advicated for a punishment system, in fact I have argued on behalf of not having one.
My point to you is that you justified quitting. You said;
"1) Too many toxic players, I should not be punished for abandoning them.
2) It exacerbates toxicity. When I am forced to stay in a game with bad players, I too become toxic, this is the only game I haven't been tilted to the point of toxicity as I can just ragequit when I'm feeling tilted.
3) if my team wants to play hide and seek instead of engage the enemy, I'm not staying.
5) When you're put in a team with two new players and you get killed by a fully kitted player with 5000 kills, you already know the outcome, why make me wait to watch them die?"
How is that a solution? When you advocate for quitting, which you did, you add voice to those doing it. Like you are saying "ohh that's alright, it may be wrong but keep it up". So you are supporting the problem, not the voice of reason for the solution.
It's like talking to a alcoholic and saying "You know a few drinks won't kill you, but maybe we should have bars close early so you aren't drinking all night.".. When dealing with a server problem, you have to explain to those causing it that it is an issue. Show them WHY it's a negative, not explain WHY you do the same things. How can a person, doing the EXACT same thing, convince others it's not right? They can't.