xxomegafaustxx
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They leave at their own discretion but on the majority of times, they D/C due to lag or poor internet connection. I lagged out several times when there were performance issues with the sever during the crummiest of updates (which is always bound to happen). I had partners leave me in 2v2 but this happens once on a blue moon. The fact is, it's bound to happen, no matter what penalty you impose, there's always gonna be the odd bunch who don't have the best internet network (which may be detrimental as such players experience lag and skip turns on occasions), who continue to abuse the pvp atmosphere by battle resignation (which I doubt seeing that nobody likes losing and giving out freebies and "candy" wins-survival of the fitness as Darwin said), and players who just have to leave. Thus stated, something like this can't be controlled because its spontaneous- it's an external not internal issue in the game as ultimately, it is the user's decision to abort the battle, the user has the final verdict. Of course he/she may suffer the penalty of losing but that's entirely up to him/her; you can't force someone to stay in a battle let alone play this game in the sake of your entertainment. Sometimes this is not the case-perhaps it's just a bad computer. You can't control it. @Angels How is linking partners going to resolve the issue? Is this in regards to linking friends/buddies or allies in one particular instance (in one 2v2 battle)? If linking were to be implemented, would this go against the "randomly assigned" partner battling in 2v2 (seeing that you don't get the same partner over and over in a span of 5 2v2 battles which may be fair or unfair)? The purpose of the 2v2 system as I see it is that it's random, not assigned which makes battles more interesting and have more variety. Users must have builds that are versatile and will adapt to any type of build/scenario, including builds of different partners. I'm just a bit curious but if you could elaborate a bit more on what you're trying to say, I may be more-so inclined to adopt your stance.
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