- #HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME FOR FREE#
- #HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME TRIAL#
- #HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME PC#
- #HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME FREE#
Multiplayer games require dedicated social people to make it work, thinking otherwise is wishing everyone had a personal OS all the time with them on internet and in real life. Hashtag proper hosting is required, just like for forums! People kill the fun, computers facilitate it by developers being lazy. (yes i refer to people that dumb (preventing others from having sane legitimate fun) as "it")
This after (again) 6 months of reporting "it". Instead of blizz sending a simple message to him/her/it telling that user to stop or he will be ip banned from battlenet. schnitzel was adamant to block the lobby.
#HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME PC#
Lobby holder happened with pc for a good 6 months. all of it is bad.Īsk not what your platform can do for you but what YOUĪny form of kick feature is bad, it always ends up being abused. Kick features / ignore features (on twit ch). However I think there would still be many ways to circuvent it if you are intent on lobby holding. That way the holders has to put some money on the line at least.
#HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME FREE#
Otherwise I am not strictly against restricting free accounts from host privileges. If the kicking person was the holder, you don't have to care about being pushed back into his lobby and are actually serviced to a new lobby. If the kicked person was the lobby holder you have a fair chance to have someone serious in your game. For that reason it would be nice to have the kick feature actually keep the kicked person from joining the game he was kicked out of for 30 to 60 seconds and automaticly redirect him to another lobby or make his own lobby if there are no other open ones or join another existing one (but can still be reinvited in case of missclick).Ĭouldn't that even work instead of removing the kick feature? If someone is kicked he can't come back within 30 or so seconds. but if people do legitimately need kicking from lobby (long time penders - an issue which has basically gone away - or people that continually invite penders to stop the lobby from starting), then host can be passed to somebody on a paid account, who has those rights.īecause of that, I think that disabling kicking for everyone wouldn't work out in the end.Īnother variant would be the person who joins over and over again until he is finally in, when the game starts and then he does the trolling ingame when it starts and leaves early. ie a free account host cannot kick people. I'd be more inclined to suggest that "free" accounts can host arcade games, but should not get host privileges. However the one purpose it did serve is now gone. Before, the nuclear option was disabling the lobby entirely, but this feature has (rightfully) been removed.
Sometimes, you just need the nuclear option to deal with trolls, and this would be it.
#HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME TRIAL#
I'm sure kicking has legitimate uses, but I can't see any reason to allow trial accounts to hold lobbies hostage like this.īetter yet, allow arcade creators to turn off the kick feature entirely for their lobby. I play a lot of arcade maps and I can count the number of times I've needed to use the kick feature on, well, zero hands. It'd force trolls to use their paid accounts. Removing the kick feature from starter accounts would help.
Or Star Battle, which has constantly fought with trolls whom have managed to lock down the game for months at a time sometimes. There's some troll set up there who kicks everyone who tries to join, purely because he wants players to use a different version which he personally considers to be better. ) and, to be honest, it's a problem that needs sorting out sooner or later. Honestly I think I've been lucky to avoid this happening too many times to me, but I'm a firm believer in the whole "First they came for my neighbor" thing (.
#HOW TO MAKE A PRIVATE STARCRAFT 2 GAME FOR FREE#
Some random unleveled, unplayed account made for free is sat alone in the lobby of whatever arcade game you want to play, automatically kicking anyone who joins.
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