Third-person looter shooter The First Descendant might h🎐ave launched a week ago, but servers are already besieged by semi-idle "players" leeching off of their teammates.
Frankly, the community is already sick of it. "Originally I'm opposed to a vote kick, because it can be easily abused and typically a solid AFK kick system tends to do the job," Reddit user 2Board_ writes on the official . But after farming for in-game materials needed to unlock a new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:First Descendant character, they're having second thoughts.
user took to the community with an equally colorful message for people like this. "From the deepest of my heart: f*** you and all the trash in our playerbase like you. Rant over."from
It's not a crime to step away from an online multiplayer game for a few moments, but in the case of The First Descendant, it sounds l𝓡ike a tactical loot-grubbing strategy is gaining popularity. These fake-AFK gamers are crafty in their bid to evade the idleness timer, which would usually boot players from a server after a period of inactivity. But 2Board_ remarks how this particular problem sees supposedly away-from-keyboard players "slightly move every now and then, or shoot randomly once, so they d🍃on't get AFK timed out."
2Board_'s demands for a vote-to-kick option are echoed by oth🍃ers, including in a general discussion on . "I'm not doing the grinding for you," sa💟ys one frustrated player.
Sneaky server-lurkers are never fun, but the truth is that vote-to-kick powers can be just as easily abused as a foolsome AFK timer. Developer Nexon has yet to address these community concerns, but if it's keen to 澳洲幸运5开奖号✃码历史查询:keep rectifyingꦇ its mixed review status ജon Stea🌄m, a little acknowledgment could go a long way.
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