Regarding DCs
Why is the survivor body sucked out of the game when he DCs?
He could simply stay in the game and act as an afk-player. This way BBQ stacks or vessels cant be denied that easily.
Is there ANY reason why that would be a bad idea?
Why is the survivor body sucked out of the game when he DCs?
He could simply stay in the game and act as an afk-player. This way BBQ stacks or vessels cant be denied that easily.
Is there ANY reason why that would be a bad idea?
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I think the only main reason for that is that having a survivor randomly standing someone feels clunky and slightly subtracts from the mood by reminding people that they're playing a game after seeing a detached player-controller remaining somewhere.
Solving this would be nice, but I think that the likely-hood of this being solved through a remaining detached player-controller is very unlikely. If they found it a priority in addressing I think they'd most likely just create code to handle such DC exceptions.