US EditionWhat Broken Arrow Can Learn from World in Conflict to Fix Its Quitter Problem
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What Broken Arrow Can Learn from World in Conflict to Fix Its Quitter Problem
In a real-time strategy game like Broken Arrow, you will always find players rage-quitting when they are about to lose a round. While the team with the most points wins the match, quitting the game before it concludes often frustrates the remaining faction. Quite literally, leaving a match halfway undermines the integrity of competitive play. In such scenarios, tried-and-tested in-game mechanics like drop-in/drop-out can save lives. Most RTS gam…
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