Euros

**Pimp Trizkit** · 03-04-12, 09:10 PM

http://www.teamplayergaming.com/left...uro-games.html

Just wanted to remind everyone that you don't fucking stop a game before the last map (aka, "euro) when 100% of the players aren't in agreement. Had 1 end prematurely tonight when Kang (yes, I'm calling your ass out for this bullshit) called for a vote to return to lobby when his team was losing. 1 of our guys hadn't even loaded in yet. Fuck that. Take your beatings like a man, like the rest of us do.

**B-@-n-@-n-@** · 03-04-12, 09:46 PM

Hmm not quite sure what to say here... This sounds like an admin problem to me but personally I don't prefer to play euro just because it is a one sided sorta thing. Anyways let's try to keep it classy from both sides here...

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**Mr_Blonde_OPS** · 03-04-12, 10:53 PM

I don't know how it even went through, because I voted "No", but there was still 4 votes for "Yes". So that means one of the winning teams players voted "Yes". But I agree, everyone needs to agree on a Euro.

**SenSeiFAR** · 03-04-12, 11:05 PM

It should be 5 outta 8 imo.

**¤[BlitzKrieg]¤** · 03-04-12, 11:14 PM

Don't call someone out like that just because they called the vote o.o he wasn't the only one that voted for it, obviously, or it wouldn't have gone through.

I agree that everyone should have to agree to it, but seriously this can be dealt with in the lobby afterwards and with messages before games... don't be childish about it, we can handle things pretty easily by communicating. This solves nothing.

**Pimp Trizkit** · 03-05-12, 06:06 AM

Enf said it was an adminable action, so that's pretty serious shit. And that's been the rule for a while now. There was NO communication, and that's the problem. Wishbear hadn't even loaded in yet.

Childish? Calling a vote because you're getting your ass beat is childish. Get over yourself. You weren't even there. And again, this is ADMINABLE action. This is what the forums are for.

**Guyver** · 03-05-12, 06:23 AM

Originally Posted by Pimp Trizkit

http://www.teamplayergaming.com/left...uro-games.html

Why isn't that stickied? It should be. Just my opinion, though.

...or added to the L4D Rules and Policies topic?

**B-@-n-@-n-@** · 03-05-12, 06:33 AM

Originally Posted by Guyver

Why isn't that stickied? It should be. Just my opinion, though.

...or added to the L4D Rules and Policies topic?

It should be added to the rules and policies I agree. I also think in some ways this whole thing is childish. If its an admin problem put it in "report problem players" or send an admin a pm about the incident but making a topic in a public forum because you have a problem with a single players actions seems to be to much. Of course starting a vote to get out of losing game is childish as well. Just my opinion.

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**Pimp Trizkit** · 03-05-12, 08:29 AM

Admittedly, my being pissed contributed to my strongly worded OP, maybe not the best way to go about it, but if I have to raise a stink so something like this doesn't happen again, then so be it. Otherwise, it was bound to happen again.

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**¤[BlitzKrieg]¤** · 03-05-12, 10:49 AM

Something stated in that post was that if people 'drop' from the game then they will be deemed a rage quitter and punished. This was a vote called by players, nobody just left. Maybe we should bring out that issue and have voting disabled or something, but this was a game feature that broke no rules technically.

I still agree with the fact that 100% should have to say yes, but the way this is being done just doesn't do much. It makes people look at that page, which is great, but you could have posted a bump and said that people need to look at it again instead of making a thread out of anger.

We are all a family here, and we should handle things like we are. Let the person know that you have beef with them, take care of it, and remind them of things like the thread "Euro Games". No hard feeling need to be lingering, just do things in an organized fashion and we can all get along.