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Suggestion: crew joining during matches
BlackenedPies:
There is nothing more annoying than extra gunners or pilots joining during a match and refusing to leave. Why not restrict extra gunners and pilots during match but still let a ship start a match with all gunners if it so chooses?
The second most annoying thing is a crew member with an ineffective loadout joining mid match. Instead, why not display a message containing the crew's loadout and asking if you want them to join. The message will NOT display the crew's level or name which will prevent the captain from rejecting low level crew. The accept/reject commands should be simple and non intrusive like F4 and F5. The message timeout should be short (10-15 secs).
Or let us play with AI if we choose by letting captains lock crew spots when the match starts.
Or restrict novice players to novice games. This may fix a significant amount of the above problems.
GurasOguras:
And what about low level stupid captains that will refuse to accept your loadout, even of you have good one? Well if ignore this, then idea with acceptation loadouts looks very good.
BlackenedPies:
In my experience, most low level captains don't care about their crew loadouts and would prefer any crew over an AI. Notifying the captain of the loadout might teach them the importance of correct loadouts quicker and make them more perceptive about crew performance.
Contrary to common belief, the captain chooses crew loadouts not the crew. If a crew doesn't want to bring the captain's loadout then they can join a different ship. If a captain doesn't want a crew's loadout, then they shouldn't be forced to have it.
Imagine:
This will go away when matchmaking system is brought to live.
Spud Nick:
--- Quote from: Imagine on August 08, 2014, 11:22:06 am ---This will go away when matchmaking system is brought to live.
--- End quote ---
Than you can finally blame yourself for a loss instead of your crew or teammate.
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