Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

just ignore those votes. if you are doing a good job, the vote will never pass. anyway, most votes never pass. which can be good in most cases like that.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Thing is, x2 is only for commander points earned right?

Yea..
For example you do a match and during this match (for example you've earned 20 points) you become a commander.

At the end of the round you have 50 points and your team have been winning..

You would earn 20 + (50-20: commander points)*2 so .. 20+ 60 = 80 points .. not 100 :)

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

In all my days I have never seen a mutiny pass successfully so don't even sweat it. There are lame-o's trying to cash in on the 2x score at the end of the round...

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Well, first of all, mutinies never work because the team is either too engaged in combat to vote or doesn't even know the commander exists. So why people push the Mutiny button? Because they can. People like pushing buttons for some reason. The other reason is that some people don't know what "mutiny" means so they push the button out of curiosity.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

man the only time i have seen a succes in a munity vote was when i was playing today and the vot only took 30 secs the comander had accidently done a arty were half our team was and killed 10 people. but we still one the round we kicked the **** out of the other team. otherwise it is always cause they want to be cammander.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Thing is, x2 is only for commander points earned right?

yea u only get ur commander points X2ed

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

I mutiny if I see the commander in the field doing things other than commanding.

I'm sorry you see it that way because it really sucks for those few people who can do more than one thing at a time. The fact that you don't have that ability is no reason to mutiny/punish those who do. I only wish people like you would worry about something other than your commander when your team is losing because you won't follow orders or work as a team to take and hold flags.

Think of the poor bastard commander who besides dropping UAV's, Supplies and such non-stop, also has to go fight the battle because if he left it to you it would mean a loss for his team. Im really tired of people with little skill insulting those who can obviously do something they can't. It's a nasty trend around here and it worsens the game for those who are good at it. Without even looking at your numbers I bet you have about 2 hours of time as a commander and have no idea how it is done. Sorry for being harsh, but this kind of childish crap is getting old.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

noobs will be noobs, simply because thy THINK they can do a better job. Or sometimes by accident. A common bug associated with this is First you see Player_5 has iniated a mutiny vore against commander Blackhawk 5. 2 mins later, it says Vote sucessful by default. Player Blackhawk 5 has left the game. weird huh

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

I mutiny if I see the commander in the field doing things other than commanding.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Well I was playing commander just yesterday and I got about 25 pts combat and 20 as commander.

We won and I got 65 points.

[MrKLM]

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Thing is, x2 is only for commander points earned right?

no...

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Thing is, x2 is only for commander points earned right?

[MrKLM]

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

1. They Want You Out So They Can Get Double 2x Score
2. They Did It By Accident
3. They Think They Are Better Then You

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

Anyone ever think the commander might suck? Didn't think so.

I've called a mutiny on many commanders and there is usually a reason for it.

1) They don't drop UAV's. You drop a UAV, wait for it to expire, wait roughly 10 more seconds and drop it again. Some commanders drop it, it expires and wait forever to drop it again.

2) A lot of commanders don't spot. They think the UAV has everything covered. Not even close.

Re: Why do people try a mutiny vote when your team is clearly winning?

they want points when they loose laugh at them