Y'all need to stop kicking us out of dungeons nano-seconds after the group disbands.

milesrodneymcneely2_ESO

It's kind of impossible to get some of these quests turned in before the timer counts down if your group disbands the moment you're done.

Fix it.

rabidmyers

i just say right before the death of the boss "dont leave pls on quest" works every time

milesrodneymcneely2_ESO

rabidrufus64 wrote: »

i just say right before the death of the boss "dont leave pls on quest" works every time

I wish I had your mojo. It's failed almost every time for me.

goldenflameslinger

I agree it is annoying when everyone bails on you but I also agree that sitting there for the 1,000th time is annoying too.

If only one person is left, it should give you at least a 60-90 second timer. I think ZOS kills the instance to save server power, but 60 seconds shouldn't hurt anything.

leeux

IMHO, people do that because it's the easiest way to leave the dungeon... you land exactly where you started.

IF ZOS added a popup that asked "Task completed: wan't to go back?", like at the start of the dungeon then more people probably would be inclined to not leave the group immediately and wait for a bit until the rest of the people finishes things.

OTOH, in any group I've been I always ask at the start "Someone doing the quest?" and if yes, I always wait and ask at the end if they're done, before leaving.

zaria

rabidrufus64 wrote: »

i just say right before the death of the boss "dont leave pls on quest" works every time

It works 90% of the time. If run was horrible, people leaves group at once. Horrible as in drama.
If you carry an horrible group trout hell they stay.

But you can do your part leave trough entrance or port to guildmate.

Mr_Walker

goldenflameslinger wrote: »

I agree it is annoying when everyone bails on you but I also agree that sitting there for the 1,000th time is annoying too.

If only one person is left, it should give you at least a 60-90 second timer. I think ZOS kills the instance to save server power, but 60 seconds shouldn't hurt anything.

It may be your 1000th time in that dungeon, but often it's someone's first. If you see them talking to the quest NPC, don't be a putz. I always ask 2 things before I leave "is anyone looking for gear/quest?"

It's not hard to be courteous.

Haquor

goldenflameslinger wrote: »

I agree it is annoying when everyone bails on you but I also agree that sitting there for the 1,000th time is annoying too.

If only one person is left, it should give you at least a 60-90 second timer. I think ZOS kills the instance to save server power, but 60 seconds shouldn't hurt anything.

You dont have to stay there for the 1000th time. Port out and continue on your way. Just dont drop group immediately. Give people a couple of minutes to hand in. Likely be done by the time you exit your load screen.

He isnt asking that much.

BNOC

If you're booted, you can just travel back into a new instance, solo and hand in the quests.

Should be a little bit of a longer timer in general though.

sdtlc

1. Tell the group you have the quest.
2. Look up the definition of nanosecond.
3. Groupeplay ain't working if everyone thinks the other should only care about him.

Puzzlenuts

If I am doing quest I usually announce it as we start. Never a problem if I do that

Merlin13KAGL

goldenflameslinger wrote: »

I agree it is annoying when everyone bails on you but I also agree that sitting there for the 1,000th time is annoying too.

If only one person is left, it should give you at least a 60-90 second timer. I think ZOS kills the instance to save server power, but 60 seconds shouldn't hurt anything.

leeux wrote: »

IMHO, people do that because it's the easiest way to leave the dungeon... you land exactly where you started.

IF ZOS added a popup that asked "Task completed: wan't to go back?", like at the start of the dungeon then more people probably would be inclined to not leave the group immediately and wait for a bit until the rest of the people finishes things.

OTOH, in any group I've been I always ask at the start "Someone doing the quest?" and if yes, I always wait and ask at the end if they're done, before leaving.

@goldenflameslinger You can stay grouped and still exit the dungeon. @leeux Also, walking out the front door will still land you back where you ported in from.

You can totally leave the instance without immediately leaving the group.

You can remain in group, turn in your quests/pledge, sell/decon/bank items while in a completely different zone, while still grouped, and that will give the ones who stay behind plenty of time to finish off what they need to. Heck, even the load screen travel time you're guaranteed to get can be enough to let them turn in and grab any readables, etc from the last area.

The only delay you'll get from remaining in group is if you intend to turn around and requeue. And even then, we're talking, what, 30-60 seconds, vs the other guy's required additional full clear?

You get longer for a ready-check than you do exiting the dungeon. It's exactly zero server strain for the remaining person to remain in a likely-fully-cleared instance, so added time or eliminated time before 'kick' would not hurt anything.

FWIW, if you mention the quest upfront, most groups will accommodate this. If they'd fix the code, they wouldn't have to.

leeux

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

leeux wrote: »

IMHO, people do that because it's the easiest way to leave the dungeon... you land exactly where you started. <...>

@leeux Also, walking out the front door will still land you back where you ported in from. <...>

You sure? Really really sure? Hmm... OK, I believe you, no worries... It's just I'm absolutely sure that I've done that in the past only to land just outside the entrance of the dungeon... in several dungeons.

Perhaps that's only valid for group finder activities? I'm not one that does much group finder activities at all so that mechanic could have escaped me in all these years... I group-find when I'm absolutely forced by the circumstances (read: we're in a group of three and can't find other guildie to torture ehrm... I mean, invite )

Or is it something that was changed? I confess that I haven't tried to exit a dungeon like that since ages, yeah... so it definitely could be something that was changed.

sdtlc

@leeux there was a timeframe, where you would walk out the dungeon and you emerged in front of the actual dungeon, but they changed it, so if you leave the dungeon in any way, you'll be brought back to where you came from.

Merlin13KAGL

leeux wrote: »

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

leeux wrote: »

IMHO, people do that because it's the easiest way to leave the dungeon... you land exactly where you started. <...>

@leeux Also, walking out the front door will still land you back where you ported in from. <...>

You sure? Really really sure? Hmm... OK, I believe you, no worries... It's just I'm absolutely sure that I've done that in the past only to land just outside the entrance of the dungeon... in several dungeons.

Perhaps that's only valid for group finder activities? I'm not one that does much group finder activities at all so that mechanic could have escaped me in all these years... I group-find when I'm absolutely forced by the circumstances (read: we're in a group of three and can't find other guildie to torture ehrm... I mean, invite )

Or is it something that was changed? I confess that I haven't tried to exit a dungeon like that since ages, yeah... so it definitely could be something that was changed.

@leeux, it used to be that way. Ironically, there's been occasion that I've wanted to set foot outside and instead the updated mechanic kicked in. Some dungeons (Pre-1T) I literally had never seen what the entrance looked like.

Finder or no, it will take you back where you were when you entered. It's been that way for quite some time and can save you some wayshrine fees or travel-to guidies followed by retracing your steps.

The only time it will put you at the front door is if that's the way you entered the instance.