Why do people never use RESIGN? and just leave
freekedoutfish
Why is it that people NEVER type /resign no matter how many times you ask them too and instead just LEAVE.
Its worse when they say "meet you back at city" and your saying "just type /resign FFS".
Its like trying to bleed a stone to get people to use it.
Are people not aware what it is?
Do they think its some trick?
USE RESIGN!!!!!
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Some people have said that people arent away of the code /resign.
But I wasnt aware of it until someone mentioned in a mission and I asked. I simply asked!!!!
From then on, ive used it. Ive understood it.
Its like word of mouth. The best way to tell people about something... provided they listen.
Also some have said it didnt work before nightfall was released.
I used it countless times in factions before Nightfall and it worked fine.
I dont mind if someone asks "what does that do" or "how do i resign".
Its those who blatenly dont listen to you.
You can stand there saying "please resign", "please type resign", "for the love of god type /resign" or worse as you get more fustrated.
Then some moron just leaves. And your all "WTF"!
I understand if they dont like the group then fine. But they say "restart" and just leave... its moronic.
Its worse when they say "meet you back at city" and your saying "just type /resign FFS".
Its like trying to bleed a stone to get people to use it.
Are people not aware what it is?
Do they think its some trick?
USE RESIGN!!!!!
[update]
Some people have said that people arent away of the code /resign.
But I wasnt aware of it until someone mentioned in a mission and I asked. I simply asked!!!!
From then on, ive used it. Ive understood it.
Its like word of mouth. The best way to tell people about something... provided they listen.
Also some have said it didnt work before nightfall was released.
I used it countless times in factions before Nightfall and it worked fine.
I dont mind if someone asks "what does that do" or "how do i resign".
Its those who blatenly dont listen to you.
You can stand there saying "please resign", "please type resign", "for the love of god type /resign" or worse as you get more fustrated.
Then some moron just leaves. And your all "WTF"!
I understand if they dont like the group then fine. But they say "restart" and just leave... its moronic.
The Pointless
Probably a number of reasons:
- /resign was a new command, added some time after the Factions quickref was printed, and since a lot of idiots don't seem to understand "check the website", they haven't read the notes on the updates page
- The Nightfall quickref, I beleive, lists it, but it doesn't explain its purpose or function
- When it was first implemented, it was wonky. At first it would only work in Missions, and iirc it didn't even work in PvP
- Telling people to use /resign is a pain because even after 5 months of play, they're still too thick to understand where to bang it in.
Pkest
ok the only reference to /resign I could find in the update notes was back in April:
Introduced a new command: /resign. This command allows a team to forfeit a mission as a group. All party members must type "/resign" for it to take effect.
Anyone care to explain how this command has changed and what it's practical use is?
Introduced a new command: /resign. This command allows a team to forfeit a mission as a group. All party members must type "/resign" for it to take effect.
Anyone care to explain how this command has changed and what it's practical use is?
The Pointless
/doh
Its practical use is the ability to quit a mission as a party. This way the whole party, or what's left of it, can jump back to the last oupost, in the same district, while remaning in the party.
Beats splitting up and trying to reform.
Its practical use is the ability to quit a mission as a party. This way the whole party, or what's left of it, can jump back to the last oupost, in the same district, while remaning in the party.
Beats splitting up and trying to reform.
upier
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Originally Posted by The Pointless
Beats splitting up and trying to reform.
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id guess that if you need to use the /resign command you sometimes would like to look for another party.
raven214
Before NightFall came out, I cannot remember one time where /resign actually worked, either in missions or just out questing. Maybe people think it's still bugged. I know I did until a few days ago.
XvArchonvX
Lotsa people ignore team chat a lot of the time unfortunately. If this is not the case, it's probably cuz they went afk.
lacasner
Because they think its more fun to rage quit, to feed their 8 year old ego
sykoone
My guildmates are hooked on the /resign command, especially when farming, or skill hunting. Example: We decide to cap all the skills in a certain area. Go out, kill first boss. /resign, pop back in town. Repeat until finished. It's always workd well for us.
Rera
While I'm sure some people simply aren't aware of the command, I suspect that most of the people doing this are simply too stupid to follow directions.
rhuber
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Originally Posted by sykoone
My guildmates are hooked on the /resign command, especially when farming, or skill hunting. Example: We decide to cap all the skills in a certain area. Go out, kill first boss. /resign, pop back in town. Repeat until finished. It's always workd well for us.
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/resign = GOOD!
Trvth Jvstice
Just about every time I'm in a pug that needs to resign, someone says,"how do I resign?" Very frustrating.
Sir Mad
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Originally Posted by Rera
While I'm sure some people simply aren't aware of the command, I suspect that most of the people doing this are simply too stupid to follow directions.
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The Pointless
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Originally Posted by Sir Mad
Even if you don't know the command, it's not hard to guess that "XXX has resigned" was triggered by the command /resign, as "XXX is laughing heartilly" was triggered by the command /laugh...
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Rera
I agree with Sir Mad, but I was feeling too nice to come out and say it.
The bottom line is that these people are morons, which is the answer the OP wants to hear anyway.
The bottom line is that these people are morons, which is the answer the OP wants to hear anyway.
Antheus
Many don't know about it. It's not included in any tutorial or mentioned anywhere. Most will not read manuals or own guides. Only a small portion of players knows what patch notes or where to find them.
Some simply forget.
Some don't want to rejoin the group in the first place.
But on the up side, it's catching on, especially in masters groups. Makes things go much faster.
Some simply forget.
Some don't want to rejoin the group in the first place.
But on the up side, it's catching on, especially in masters groups. Makes things go much faster.
death fuzzy
i resign all the time when i go solo.
its a hastle to tell people to do it..
with their small thinking capacity and such..
its a hastle to tell people to do it..
with their small thinking capacity and such..
Darksun
I think it has more to do with people thinking it's still busted.
Heck, I didn't know they fixed it till now!
Heck, I didn't know they fixed it till now!
Cracko
Because /giveup owns /resign -.-
explodemyheart
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Originally Posted by raven214
Before NightFall came out, I cannot remember one time where /resign actually worked, either in missions or just out questing. Maybe people think it's still bugged. I know I did until a few days ago.
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Why wait for other people to /resign when you can just leave?
The Pointless
Way to miss the point, -.-
If everyone in the party uses /resign, the whole party is sent back to the last outpost without splitting up. This allows parties to give the quest or mission another go without faffing about for 3 hours trying to form a fresh party in an outpost full of imbeciles
If everyone in the party uses /resign, the whole party is sent back to the last outpost without splitting up. This allows parties to give the quest or mission another go without faffing about for 3 hours trying to form a fresh party in an outpost full of imbeciles
Matsumi
I can understand the frustration. I was in a mission once with a pretty good group, and we had a player that ended up getting disconnected. So we all kind of said "screw it, lets /resign and invite that person back in". We all resigned except this one warrior who just kept fighting through the mission without anyone helping him. He just kept going and going and going, not seeming to care that we were dead, and that it said "<insertname> has resined" a bunch of times. Then when he got close to dying, he left....
eudas
/resign will count as a death, so survivors should not use it until they are ready to end their progress on the survivor title track.
eudas
eudas
shardfenix
The people you play with are illiterate, impatient little kids.
Kijik Oni Hanryuu
resign doesn't count as a death unless you are below about 40% health, I used resign last night on my para when he was at full health and I checked deaths once in town, guess what it said.."You have died 0 times." Oh and more over I agree that people need to grow some brain cells and learnhow to type a simple emote that can save hours at a time. EVEN worse is where everyone has resigned, but one R-Tard hasn't resigned yet, then he leaves... There goes the entire resign command, since if ONE person leaves after the resign chain has started, then you can't resign as a group -.- very very annoying.
tomcruisejr
Resigning sucks. It forces players to give up when experiencing first waves of pressure. It causes players not to think of another tactics, or ways to recuperate and escape from that low moment. During the time i played tombs hardcore, there was no resign so were forced to play till there's our one last man standing. And victories from those "good comeback" games are much more sweeter. Even in gvg. With the guidance of a guildie, he often led us to victories even it was impossible to win.
There was one time, we were in Underworld. Noob guildies who just know how to farm fame were resigning vs an IWAY team we dont even know coz of deaths. Some of the veterans in the guild opted to finish the match, didnt resign, fought and yea, we won. Idk if those guildies suddenly lost their faces. was a good moment.
point is that, in pvp, resigning sucks. i dont even know why it was added. worst slash action ever.
There was one time, we were in Underworld. Noob guildies who just know how to farm fame were resigning vs an IWAY team we dont even know coz of deaths. Some of the veterans in the guild opted to finish the match, didnt resign, fought and yea, we won. Idk if those guildies suddenly lost their faces. was a good moment.
point is that, in pvp, resigning sucks. i dont even know why it was added. worst slash action ever.
Kijik Oni Hanryuu
I think resigning is great personally, it's great for a retry, and that is the catch in it, the ENTIRE party has to resign, so if a couple people are of a different mindset, then so-be-it fight on.. Also this thread is intended for mainly PvE and also the /resign vs. /ragequit (in other terms leave) dilemma.
lg5000
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Originally Posted by tomcruisejr
Resigning sucks. It forces players to give up when experiencing first waves of pressure. It causes players not to think of another tactics, or ways to recuperate and escape from that low moment. During the time i played tombs hardcore, there was no resign so were forced to play till there's our one last man standing. And victories from those "good comeback" games are much more sweeter. Even in gvg. With the guidance of a guildie, he often led us to victories even it was impossible to win.
There was one time, we were in Underworld. Noob guildies who just know how to farm fame were resigning vs an IWAY team we dont even know coz of deaths. Some of the veterans in the guild opted to finish the match, didnt resign, fought and yea, we won. Idk if those guildies suddenly lost their faces. was a good moment. point is that, in pvp, resigning sucks. i dont even know why it was added. worst slash action ever. |
If it is, how is it the worst slash action ever?
MMSDome
uhh rant much...
Carth`
I don't mind the people that leave instead of resigning, at least then the rest of you can still resign. What gets me are the ones that just sit there, they don't leave and they don't resign, no matter how many times you say it.
They force everyone to leave instead of resigning and staying in the group.
They force everyone to leave instead of resigning and staying in the group.
Russell.Crowe
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Originally Posted by eudas
/resign will count as a death, so survivors should not use it until they are ready to end their progress on the survivor title track.
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Relambrien
In PvE, people leave instead of resign for many reasons.
One that I haven't seen posted yet is that many have the mindset, "Well this group is going nowhere. /ragequit." It's not that the person wants to form up again, they specifically leave because they DON'T want to try with you again. Therefore, the purpose of /resign has no pertinence.
Then there's the "I didn't know about it," "It's bugged," etc. that have already been said.
One that I haven't seen posted yet is that many have the mindset, "Well this group is going nowhere. /ragequit." It's not that the person wants to form up again, they specifically leave because they DON'T want to try with you again. Therefore, the purpose of /resign has no pertinence.
Then there's the "I didn't know about it," "It's bugged," etc. that have already been said.
Mesmer in Need
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Originally Posted by shardfenix
The people you play with are illiterate, impatient little kids.
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alot of the time i want or have to leave a team though, is when everyine is dead, exept the one person. you know him. "ill brb". 20 friggin minuts later he gets back. either everybodys gone or half the people are dead. if everybodys dead, exept the afk person, you cant really just leave as a group.
Whiplashr
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Originally Posted by Russell.Crowe
that is a lie, it will not as I have done it on multiple survivor characters
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Former Ruling
^A recent update made /resign'ing in a mission count as a death, dont know if it was a bug or not, might have already been fixed.
Anyway, in PvE ALot of the times when you would need to /resign....Its just better for you to leave anyway because the group sucks.
Anyway, in PvE ALot of the times when you would need to /resign....Its just better for you to leave anyway because the group sucks.
Trvth Jvstice
The real reason why most groups aren't able to resign, because there's always one person that just doesn't know what you are talking about.
IQ test before being allowed to play GW would be nice.
IQ test before being allowed to play GW would be nice.
tomcruisejr
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Originally Posted by lg5000
Isn't /resign the command you use when your party leader conveniently managed to get you into the match before you had all 8 skills set??
If it is, how is it the worst slash action ever? |
and i think my post doesnt suit the OP. i was drunk last night.
Ozric
What might be a good update is to provide an info popup explaining the '/resign' command after a couple of people in the party have resigned. Not the kind that puts a button right in the middle of the screen, as it would be abused, but like the tutorial infos that appear on the top left corner.
RTSFirebat
Ah /resign I always found this annoying myself.
Often I've found (Always in PuGs), there always one or two people who won't type it no matter what.
I'm not sure if its a lack of understanding or if they have Team/Local chat turned off or if they are just being plain annoying.
My take on it is I always type this:
"Ok we have to restart, lets save time. Please type /resign and we be returned back to town"
I will repeat that 3 times, after which I leave. Because in truth I don't have time waste telling people to type 7 buttons on a keyboard
Often I've found (Always in PuGs), there always one or two people who won't type it no matter what.
I'm not sure if its a lack of understanding or if they have Team/Local chat turned off or if they are just being plain annoying.
My take on it is I always type this:
"Ok we have to restart, lets save time. Please type /resign and we be returned back to town"
I will repeat that 3 times, after which I leave. Because in truth I don't have time waste telling people to type 7 buttons on a keyboard