HXEO

[Red]

yh and if the user doesn't exit they should be warned surely? no one should be kicked from the room unless they're a) inactive or b) received warnings from the host, and that obviously hasn't been the case. but yh i'm sure events management will send the user a feedback pm telling them what they've done wrong/what they need to improve on.

So as your experience as a host. If you told a people to exit twice and they don't? Would you not have kicked them. :S Seems fair to me and what most events hosts do. The warning system seems to be used more with people messing about. Brad hasn't done anything wrong.

[The Don]

The only reason your bringing this up in a public forum is so people can agree with you and you won't seem like a total idiot compared to if you where to complain say via PM or whatever as in my honest opinion its totally petty. It's about one EO you can't just make a thread and say they standard needs to be raise across the board when this is the first and only event you have been to in weeks. That's like me saying "i received bad customer service for person A so everyone should get in trouble and be warned even thought it had noting to do with them" lol :s its stupid and this post should have been in a PM rather than you trying to get people to jump on your side and on the bang wagon lol.

He asked you to exit thats final, we want to host more rounds but its people like that who hold up the entire game for everyone as if you has say someone doing that every five minutes you would lose and extra round or two where prizes or points could be given out to people who actually are serious about the tourni. The host handled it well by kicking you lol. everytime you have a bad complaint about one particular person you seem to air it in the open, you need to learn how to use that PM button.

He didn't... He didn't even respond to the question I asked.

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So as your experience as a host. If you told a people to exit twice and they don't? Would you not have kicked them. :S Seems fair to me and what most events hosts do. The warning system seems to be used more with people messing about. Brad hasn't done anything wrong.

Oh, he asked me twice now? That's a significant increase from actual reality.

[Jurv]

So as your experience as a host. If you told a people to exit twice and they don't? Would you not have kicked them. :S Seems fair to me and what most events hosts do. The warning system seems to be used more with people messing about. Brad hasn't done anything wrong.

well no, i'd ask them to exit once and then give them a warning the second time along with asking them to leave. from what it looks like in this thread the host has failed to give warnings and has kicked someone without answering their question, which is pretty unacceptable really. i don't know if it's changed since i left, but i don't think it has. and who's brad lol?

[Samantha]

well no, i'd ask them to exit once and then give them a warning the second time along with asking them to leave. from what it looks like in this thread the host has failed to give warnings and has kicked someone without answering their question, which is pretty unacceptable really. i don't know if it's changed since i left, but i don't think it has. and who's brad lol?

brad is flem.

If flem asked people to exit then the winner should have been kicked too..

[Jurv]

brad is flem.

If flem asked people to exit then the winner should have been kicked too..

oh i thought she meant @bradtheladlong; lmao. and yh all players should have been warned, and then kicked.

[The Don]

brad is flem.

If flem asked people to exit then the winner should have been kicked too..

winner

[Kyle]

In a tournament like this it's often essential for hosts to squeeze as many events into the hour as possible which means they're sometimes going to need to bypass some of the not-so-essential regulations that are in place. I don't think formal warnings will have been needed in this case considering asking somebody to exit is pretty much telling them to get out anyway, especially when it's done more than once. Yes, you probably could have stayed in the game but the host decided to ask you to exit and you didn't. Next time you're kicked try to be a little less aggressive towards the host and take their decision on board.

A whole feedback on the "standard of event hosts" based on one isolated (or two, if you count last month's "cheating in hxss" dilemma) occurrence is not needed. If you have other examples of other hosts then feel free to post them but atm it looks a bit like a thread made to target one host... PM smurfed- and get over it.

[The Don]

In a tournament like this it's often essential for hosts to squeeze as many events into the hour as possible which means they're sometimes going to need to bypass some of the not-so-essential regulations that are in place. I don't think formal warnings will have been needed in this case considering asking somebody to exit is pretty much telling them to get out anyway, especially when it's done more than once. Yes, you probably could have stayed in the game but the host decided to ask you to exit and you didn't. Next time you're kicked try to be a little less aggressive towards the host and take their decision on board.

A whole feedback on the "standard of event hosts" based on one isolated (or two, if you count last month's "cheating in hxss" dilemma) occurrence is not needed. If you have other examples of other hosts then feel free to post them but atm it looks a bit like a thread made to target one host... PM smurfed- and get over it.

I understand what you're saying and most of it is right, if he had warned etc then yeh, everything you've just said is pretty much right (besides the last condescending bit). However there was no warning, and even more so, the winner wasn't kicked which is odd.

[Kyle]

However there was no warning, and even more so, the winner wasn't kicked which is odd.

Like I said, "exit please" often stands in for actual formally warning somebody, especially when hosts are pushed for time. If the atmosphere of the event is turning sour because of one person then there is no real need to go through a set of warnings when the quickest and most effective solution is a kick/ban. Not quite sure why the winner wasn't also asked to exit but perhaps they then realised that since there weren't so many people in the line then it would be okay to let them stay in. Probably not a fair decision after kicking you but again, certainly not worthy of a feedback thread.

The fact that you were banned from the room was probably more to do with your general attitude towards others rather than to the rules of the game. You can't just come into a room after you're kicked and tell a host to sort their life out, even if they are in the wrong in your eyes - it's rude.

[The Don]

Like I said, "exit please" often stands in for actual formally warning somebody, especially when hosts are pushed for time. If the atmosphere of the event is turning sour because of one person then there is no real need to go through a set of warnings when the quickest and most effective solution is a kick/ban. Not quite sure why the winner wasn't also asked to exit but perhaps they then realised that since there weren't so many people in the line then it would be okay to let them stay in. Probably not a fair decision after kicking you but again, certainly not worthy of a feedback thread.

The fact that you were banned from the room was probably more to do with your general attitude towards others rather than to the rules of the game. You can't just come into a room after you're kicked and tell a host to sort their life out, even if they are in the wrong in your eyes - it's rude.

The host didn't even reply to me or say exit please. I asked them if I could stay in for the next round, they didn't reply, then said "rep or furni to the winner" then just kicked me and let other people in which is why this thread has been made. I will be pming this to whoever events manager now anyway so no point keeping this thread open