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Mixed on this in a way where I can't really lean towards yes or no, because both in favor of, and those against, banning Disco have made valid points.
On the one hand...maybe try looking into a getting a better connection? I live in a very rural area of Western Canada and we managed to get our hands on (usually) very fine-running internet. Even if you're, say, lagging for a few seconds every so often, you can at least attempt to play the minigame as you may surprise yourself. The only areas I can see having bad connection no matter where you are are isolated islands in the middle of the ocean, thousands of miles from the mainland.
As well, banning Disco would render the Disco areas on most maps completely useless. The only Discos off the top of my head that have a built-in minigame are the ones on Carcerem and Hopjb.
But on the other hand...we've banned First Reaction, Last Reaction due to ping disparities.
Considering that both Disco and FRLR are being talked about here, would it maybe be more ideal to UNban FRLR instead, as the opposite solution to put both games on an even legality field? As it seems most people are in favor of not banning Disco.
I do agree that it seems hypocritical to ban one ping-based game but not the other.
On the one hand...maybe try looking into a getting a better connection? I live in a very rural area of Western Canada and we managed to get our hands on (usually) very fine-running internet. Even if you're, say, lagging for a few seconds every so often, you can at least attempt to play the minigame as you may surprise yourself. The only areas I can see having bad connection no matter where you are are isolated islands in the middle of the ocean, thousands of miles from the mainland.
As well, banning Disco would render the Disco areas on most maps completely useless. The only Discos off the top of my head that have a built-in minigame are the ones on Carcerem and Hopjb.
But on the other hand...we've banned First Reaction, Last Reaction due to ping disparities.
Considering that both Disco and FRLR are being talked about here, would it maybe be more ideal to UNban FRLR instead, as the opposite solution to put both games on an even legality field? As it seems most people are in favor of not banning Disco.
I do agree that it seems hypocritical to ban one ping-based game but not the other.