Akiraana;n7049900 said:
The problem with the insta forfeiting has already been reported many times and therefore, does not need to keep being "stress tested". This is beta and people are causing problems for a whole of 5 scraps or 5 ore... I don't think they should be perma banned but people purposely causing problems like this deserve the (hopefully) temp ban. In the future maybe they will make it where you can forfeit until 5+minutes in or some other solution, but for now this is how it's being done.
Also as far as people exploiting when the game is public, every game I have played bans them too.
It's a poor solution yes, but at least to me it seems effective. I am coming across a whole lot less insta-forfeiters lately.
It's a lazy and poor solution and
it will solve absolutely nothing.
Why?
Because there's absolutely
no formal comms regarding this situation extended to the playerbase at all.
- There's no sticky on these forums
- No official statement from CDPR
- Nothing in the Beta FAQ
- Nothing on the official twitter notification regarding this 'issue'
- Nothing in the notification email you're sent when you get your key
- Nothing in the splash notification message when you even start the beta.
There's absolutely NOTHING that has been officially stated from CDPR anywhere at all
Just indiscriminate banning without warning.
Yet - the exploit still exists in the current beta build and there's absolutely nothing to either stop the beta testers doing this - or any sort of communication to the playerbase NOT to do it.
So
no - I think this knee jerk 'perma ban' situation is not only unfair, but it's utterly ridiculous.
If this is such a deal breaker, formal comms to the beta testing team should be extended as a priority.
If necessary, you inform the testers of this and where necessary, just reset their damn accounts (with notification why) and we just move on.
'Banning' people from exploiting a legit loophole in the beta they're meant to be stress testing is utterly ridiculous if you're not even TELLING THEM NOT TO DO IT!
CDPR should send out official comms on this situation as soon as possible and those that have indulged in exploiting the situation should simply have an account reset.
If they paid real money for kegs, they should simply get the kegs refunded to the account.
Considering all beta accounts are going to be very likely reset before go live anyway, it's perfectly practical and reasonable to go about it this way.
This doesn't unfairly punish beta testers for simply doing their job and it addresses the MMR 'issue' other testers point out would be a concern.
Since all progress is wiped before go live, who cares anyway?
But kicking your beta testing team without notification like this when they're tasked to push the beta client and find these issues before release?
That's just complete nonsense.
Hopefully someone from the CDPR team reads this and common sense prevails because this current 'solution' isn't helping at all.