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Originally Posted by AR_Six
I disagree with this. I play a ton of drop in and rarely do I see people playing it in groups. Usually if they have a group of friends on they're in a club game. When I have seen it (maybe 10% of the time?) the guys playing as a group aren't the ones who are the problem. Anyone who treats online EASHL as a social thing to do with their friends is usually a pretty decent player.
The guys who are the problems are the goalie who simply cannot play the position and lets in 75% of shots, the goalie who lets in a bad goal, hears groans and throws a tantrum about being criticized, spending the rest of the game giving the other team the empty net, the dude who does nothing but run around bodychecking people taking interference penalties for no apparent reason, and most importantly, the defenseman who decides he's going to play like a forward. These guys are usually solo players and they get called out for dicking around by anyone with a mic, including me.
That's even too long. More like 5 minutes of actual gameplay time.
If they don't put in a thing to pre-choose your position before joining a game and it remains a musical chairs kind of thing, sitting there sulking so as to keep everyone else waiting because you didn't get the position you wanted should result in being banned from EASHL. Pick a position or leave, dickwad.
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drop-in isn't otp.......i play net occasionally and if my D aren't playing D, i will #### around until they play their position or quit because if they're not playing their position, why should i play my position? it's not like my goalie grades go down much anyways so #### them......