Pug keys discipline

Gameplay Dungeons, Raids and Scenarios
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There needs to be a much more severe punishment in place for people who abandon keys or ruin keys. Hours and hours of peoples time is being waisted because of a toxic few and it is not fair they get away with it. One suggestion is a system that shows you how reliable a player is (not rio) and another would be if you left a key in progress you should have a 4 hour ban from doing other pve content.

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Get friends, they wont, and shoulnd’t give any forms or ‘‘protections’’ Im sorry that people have no interest in doing bricked keys.

But if you just played with a guild, you’d have fun.

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There needs to be a much more severe punishment in place for people who fail miserably at mechanics in a 10+ key. Hours and hours of peoples time is being waisted because of a few who fail at interrupting, or stand in bad and ruin the key for others, and get away with it. One suggestion is a system that shows you how reliable a player you are at dealing with mechanics (not rio) and another would be if you failed a mechanic, you should have a 4 hour ban from doing other pve content.

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Funny thing, when i pug keys, i dont have people leave… wonder why … must just be lucky.

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Very rarely see people quit group in all honesty.

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Suggesting the same idea for the 100th time, it’s genius. My compliments to the OP.

  1. Improve your inviting-process
    – Know what kind of comp works
    – know what you need for the dungeon
    – keep in mind the affixes
    – avoid anyone with funky names or names relating to real in-game chars
    – Perhaps even keep in mind the realms of the players
    – check their RIO, not too low but certainly not too high
  2. Don’t fail horrendously
    – Low output
    – Mechanics
    – Route
    – not using cds correctly
    – overpulling
    – underpulling
    – awareness
  3. Make sure you communicate, briefly, before you start a key to know what kind of fish you have in the tank
  4. Just own up if you make a mistake. “sorry, didn’t see … won’t happen again”
  5. Get your heads aimed in the same direction before you start. If someone is there for RIO, a non-timed run is a no-no.
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