Combat Logging: Difference between revisions
Clarified definition (as written by Frontier on 27/01/2015) by Sandro Sammarco, and quoted part of his post. |
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'''Combat Logging''' is the act of ''logging off'' or ''exiting'' the game during ship-to-ship combat | '''Combat Logging''' is the act of ''logging off'' or ''exiting'' the game during ship-to-ship combat in a non graceful way. Often times, players will generally terminate a game session when they feel discontent with their current situation in the hopes of restarting in a safer position. Intentionally quitting during a tough situation is fairly common in gaming, though it is widely frowned upon and considered unfair. Many online games take measures to prevent this behavior, such as possible penalties on the player's account or simply setting a delay countdown until the player is actually logged out. | ||
Combat logging is officially a banable action and will have consequences if done a significant amount of times. | Combat logging is officially a banable action and will have consequences if done a significant amount of times. | ||