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Hey guys,

what does ECONNRESET mean? Someone just dropped out in a 1200+ game instantly without that timer stuff etc. displaying this error message. Is it just a drop-out or can it mean anything or... did this dude "pull plug" (or disconnect his WLAN or whatever, you know what I mean)?
If it's pulled plug in a situation where a team has a clear advantage over the 3 remaining players... I guess you would still draw it, wouldn't you? But IMO there has to be a punishment for the leaver. Maybe consider ELO penalties for such a behaviour on top of Bans?

Its all about this game if you are interested:
https://entgaming.net/findstats.php?id=8200538

Thats a total loss of the connection which COULD be plug pulling, yes.

@rolfdafiftynine we won't implement elo adjustment as a compensation for losing connection. The only "dc penalties" we have is for the LIHL due to the nature of the gaming structure.

That's a shame. I encountered multiple players that kill for ELO, even on 1200+. The current system encourage those guys to just drop out of the game to not lose their precious ELO.

@rolfdafiftynine

If you find it distracting, you can always apply for lihl should your skill meet the standards. Wer will not be implementing ELO adjustments in public games.

yeah, I am afraid they dont.

Plus, I find it a bit wierd to apply for a tournament but I see you have your reasons for that.

rolfdafiftynine wrote:That's a shame. I encountered multiple players that kill for ELO, even on 1200+. The current system encourage those guys to just drop out of the game to not lose their precious ELO.

even if they dc or drop w/e you call it, they still lose elo if their team loses.

Ps: LIHL is not a tournament, it is an in-house league.

Dong wrote:

rolfdafiftynine wrote:That's a shame. I encountered multiple players that kill for ELO, even on 1200+. The current system encourage those guys to just drop out of the game to not lose their precious ELO.

even if they dc or drop w/e you call it, they still lose elo if their team loses.

Ps: LIHL is not a tournament, it is an in-house league.

Yeah, I like to participate but I feel really silly to record myself playing and posting it there so other people can judge if I am worthy or not.

rolfdafiftynine wrote:

Dong wrote:

rolfdafiftynine wrote:That's a shame. I encountered multiple players that kill for ELO, even on 1200+. The current system encourage those guys to just drop out of the game to not lose their precious ELO.

even if they dc or drop w/e you call it, they still lose elo if their team loses.

Ps: LIHL is not a tournament, it is an in-house league.

Yeah, I like to participate but I feel really silly to record myself playing and posting it there so other people can judge if I am worthy or not.

Well, that is the way the things are, as they have allways been

Besides, all your games are recorded wether you like it or not, you just have to link the games you like to your application, and the moderators may ofc also pick a random replay to watch, if they feel for it. But the choice is up to you mate.

Golden Dong out-

Dong wrote:

rolfdafiftynine wrote:

Dong wrote:
even if they dc or drop w/e you call it, they still lose elo if their team loses.

Ps: LIHL is not a tournament, it is an in-house league.

Yeah, I like to participate but I feel really silly to record myself playing and posting it there so other people can judge if I am worthy or not.

Well, that is the way the things are, as they have allways been

Besides, all your games are recorded wether you like it or not, you just have to link the games you like to your application, and the moderators may ofc also pick a random replay to watch, if they feel for it. But the choice is up to you mate.

Golden Dong out-

Hm maybe I think about it. Posting a replay makes me just feel like a dude who wants to brag with his epic skills. I know I dont play perfectly and then also many people judge every move I made in it... really strange but w/e no one knows me on the internet I guess :p