FFA/MM/HM/HMX Vote Kick Ideas.

Acompany1121

This was an addition that was asked for by tons of people. And It really does help get rid of the hackers in those modes. But I also gets the good players kicked.

I'm not going to suggest you take it out, as I like having it. I am just going to make a few suggestions to improve it and make it more fair for the good players.

-First, if it is possible, adjust the ratios of votes need to go through with the kick.
Say in a 16 person FFA match, it would usually take 10/6 at the least to kick. How about that ratio gets changed to something around 12/4?
This could prevent the good players from getting kicked, and hopefully still get rid of the hackers.
-I think this might already be true in-game, but another way to prevent false kicks is limit each player to one vote kick per match.
-Also make it so that a kick cannot be initiated unless there are at least 3 people in the room. I hate it when I get kicked right when the match starts if there is just one other person in the room.

Just a few suggestions. Lemmie know what you think. Is it better then just getting rid of the voting in FFA/MM/HM/HMX?

XingGs

Zaxby wrote: »

This was an addition that was asked for by tons of people. And It really does help get rid of the hackers in those modes. But I also gets the good players kicked.

I'm not going to suggest you take it out, as I like having it. I am just going to make a few suggestions to improve it and make it more fair for the good players.

-First, if it is possible, adjust the ratios of votes need to go through with the kick.
Say in a 16 person FFA match, it would usually take 10/6 at the least to kick. How about that ratio gets changed to something around 12/4?
This could prevent the good players from getting kicked, and hopefully still get rid of the hackers.
-I think this might already be true in-game, but another way to prevent false kicks is limit each player to one vote kick per match.
-Also make it so that a kick cannot be initiated unless there are at least 3 people in the room. I hate it when I get kicked right when the match starts if there is just one other person in the room.

Just a few suggestions. Lemmie know what you think. Is it better then just getting rid of the voting in FFA/MM/HM/HMX?

Already a thread has been made on this issue.
I agree with the ratio idea, for every mode.

Chimpzz

I say keep it how it is.

Or higher the threshold across the board for all modes.

I don't care about mutants modes of FFA (let them keep kicking its humorous)

XingGs

Chimpzz wrote: »

I say keep it how it is.

Or higher the threshold across the board for all modes.

I don't care about mutants modes of FFA (let them keep kicking its humorous)

Which is what I was trying to say.

Bawbs

thisgameowns wrote: »

Already a thread has been made on this issue.
I agree with the ratio idea, for every mode.

I don't think the 12-4 ratio would work well in other team modes though. Hackers hardly get kicked even though its only 10-6 in a 8v8 room, and 12-4 would just be overkill.

About the suggestion, all 3 I agree on. +1

Chimpzz

iBobRawrs wrote: »

I don't think the 12-4 ratio would work well in other team modes though. Hackers hardly get kicked even though its only 10-6 in a 8v8 room, and 12-4 would just be overkill.

About the suggestion, all 3 I agree on. +1

Well at least half your team should agree = 12

Not just the two noobs with 2/18 scores.

Bawbs

Chimpzz wrote: »

Well at least half your team should agree = 12

Not just the two noobs with 2/18 scores.

We all know the game is infested with low and high pingers alike that will do anything to win. Sometimes not even the team getting hack farmed F11s -_-

Chimpzz

iBobRawrs wrote: »

We all know the game is infested with low and high pingers alike that will do anything to win. Sometimes not even the team getting hack farmed F11s -_-

Sometimes that is true with a hacker, I think the team getting hacked on just thinks hes pro.

Because anytime legits get kicked you can get 10 votes easily.

Kawaii_Neko

that ratio really need to be set higher.