Loitering in a " Action District " yes/no?

[Loitering in a " Action District " yes/no?]

9 minutes ago, Glaciers said:

why is this thread still alive 

 

dumb

 

if you had asked for an automatic system maybe a case could be argued despite the resources and dev time that would have to be taken from more important projects, but a manual system? laughable

 

1) GMs are basically glorified spcm members - they clearly already struggle to handle current ingame issues and there’s widespread doubt that they do anything constructive, these are the people you want deciding who gets to play and who doesn’t?

 

2) when was the last time you thought your /report had any effect on the game? and do you truly think a GM sifting through /reports will respond to loiterers in a timely manner? 

 

3) the backlash from GMs arbitrarily booting players from districts will immediately outweigh any negative effects caused by loiterers, who the fuck is going to log into apb (a game that already disconnects and crashes frequently) for the chance to get booted by a GM even if playing the game “correctly”? because even you yourself can’t be objective about this

 

 

 

dumb

 

you just lost the thin pretense of objectivity you had, why is one “mechanism that was introduced by the developers” treated any different from another? why is one “goal to gain” different from another?

 

because that’s a slippery slope - will players be booted for ramraiding too slow? too inefficiently?

will enforcers be booted for only delivering stolen cars?

will criminals be booted for only mugging?

 

what happens when a GM boots you because you’re literally too good and have spent 30 minutes “loitering” because the matchmaking system isn’t giving you opp?

 

looks like you weren’t really reading then (shocker), these questions were brought up earlier

 

yeah it’s a dumb fucking opinion, got that crystal clear from post number 1

 

 

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It's just too beautiful

[Loitering in a " Action District " yes/no?]

2 minutes ago, Alani said:

That isn't open world. Open world includes a lot more than just messing around and/or waiting for the next mission to do.

It literally is, my dude. You have the option to either drive/run around and do side related stuff like ram raiding or bounty hunting OR you can focus on doing missions. That pretty much screams the definiton of open world. How is it so much different from a GTA Online lobby? It's also by definition open world.

[Loitering in a " Action District " yes/no?]

Jeez, this sounds like a bunch of boomers complaining about a couple of kids loitering in front of a super market. They're not harming anybody and it only annoys the one with a personal vendetta.