Drama Mamas: The etiquette of AFKing in a group or raid

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1-09-2012 @ 5:41PM

nosoup4u76 said...

Well, part right. The answer was to minimize those interruptions when running pugs. Again, if you just ordered pizza, don't queue for a random or LFR since you know you're going to be AFK for a few minutes at some point in the next 35 minutes most likely, and you know it will happen right in the middle of something. And then you have the 50/50 of folks deciding to kick you for being a jerk.

So yes, the mamas might have not answered in the intended format, but that's because the writer is asking for permission to do something they know deep down they shouldn't be doing - which is putting their schedule ahead of the 4-24 strangers they just got grouped with.

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