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6/7/2025, 9:28:07 PM
>one minute leave restriction
>based on previous changes made to the menu screen, like not being able to kick, not being able to see profiles or ranked badges, etc, the logic behind this was probably to prevent more toxicity (rage quitting is seen as toxic)
>the minute long time out gives you time to insult/emote on dumb teammates that get themselves killed, and they can't do anything about it
>two of you dying outside the late game and the last guy going down can force you to witness tards teabagging your last teammate for at least 19 seconds before killing him
>people determined to quit after dying (but that aren't willing to close the game) will still leave after the minute, but since they don't leave right away, the living player(s) left can end up changing their game plan to look for revive cards, which gets messed up when the guy finally leaves
>if you die and your teammate(s) clearly have no intention of reviving you, you get to sit in the bitchbox for a minute
>going through the frustrations of the above, or anything else relating to the restriction, can add to general frustration from games not going your way, will make players less patient, which can make them more toxic, because this game is mostly played by kids and teens that tend to think like that
Nice anti-toxic measure
>based on previous changes made to the menu screen, like not being able to kick, not being able to see profiles or ranked badges, etc, the logic behind this was probably to prevent more toxicity (rage quitting is seen as toxic)
>the minute long time out gives you time to insult/emote on dumb teammates that get themselves killed, and they can't do anything about it
>two of you dying outside the late game and the last guy going down can force you to witness tards teabagging your last teammate for at least 19 seconds before killing him
>people determined to quit after dying (but that aren't willing to close the game) will still leave after the minute, but since they don't leave right away, the living player(s) left can end up changing their game plan to look for revive cards, which gets messed up when the guy finally leaves
>if you die and your teammate(s) clearly have no intention of reviving you, you get to sit in the bitchbox for a minute
>going through the frustrations of the above, or anything else relating to the restriction, can add to general frustration from games not going your way, will make players less patient, which can make them more toxic, because this game is mostly played by kids and teens that tend to think like that
Nice anti-toxic measure
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