-1 I think this would be extremely annoying for anybody without kits. It would be kinda upsetting if you have been in an SG lobby for the first time, to find out you were kicked because somebody who donated real money took your spot.

 

The early bird gets the worm is what I like to say

 

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I think this would be a bit too much. Its your responsibility as a ECC player to join the game before its full, it would be unfair to those who may have been waiting for 3-10 minutes for an arena to start a new game, just to be kicked out by a lazy donor who don't want to wait in the lane.

 

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I am generally pro-donor, but I have to disagree with this one. Kicking a player because the server is full is one thing, but booting a player out of the SG is another. Generally, the arenas do not operate on the same cycle, and at least one would be open in a few minutes.

 

SG is already pretty "pay-to-win," I would rather not see it become more "pay-to-win." Not really "win..." but "access." Donators can join over the server cap right now, not kick out players, because ECC is about encouraging new and long-time users and..usually..as little frustration as possible.

As well, it isn't too often that EVERY game is full. During peak hours, I am sure there are plenty of "populated" games you can play if one fills up before you can join. It's not like a server dedicated only to SG that has thousands of players constantly on.

 

If there is an arena you really want to play, and it's full, there is a solution.

We do have a queu system that I'm sure you know about. Just hop on that temporarily. Likely by the time you saw that the arena was full, it would have already started. Also, really only arena 2 gets full often. This is a very small, open map, where people get be found and killed very easy. I tend to find that even in a full arena, as long as Back is in there, it won't be going on for too long.

Anywho, just wait it out. Yes, it might be a good idea in theory. All of us donators want what we want, when we want it: it's human nature. However, we have to look at it from a general prespective, and then we see it can possibly lopside the game even more, like @MoofinK said already.

 

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