- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
There's one flaw I noticed with this arguement, and any other related post like it...
You CANNOT, I repeat, CANNOT punish someone because they decide to quit a game.
Big deal, get over it, they quit. It's their decision and not yours if they can quit or not. Do I like quitters, not exactly. Yes it gets annoying, but oh well; like I said, get over it. If you're all worried about people quitting and lowering your rank, or just plain pissing you off, do what most people do and find other players on XBox LIVE to play in a party with... vwa la! No quitters! Halo 2 is unique in the fact that not a lot of games can do this.
For all those that think it's punishable, then don't forget to give a boot in the ass to your friends when you're playing via one xbox, and someone decides to quit playing because they've got to go to the bathroom, leave, go home, get some food, get a drink, take a break, mow the lawn, clean their room, walk the dog, etc, etc etc... Need I go on?
I don't know how many times I've seen this... geesh... If it's that big a deal, send some friend invites, it's the #1 solution to avoiding games where people drop out simply because they don't like a particular game.