It is not often I post on here unless I feel it's essential so here goes. What is up with these random disconnections? I have seen others posting before about this but nothing seems to have been done since. For my past 3 games in a row, the game has prematurely ended cos of a disconnection. And I am almost certain it isn't an issue on my end cos it has happened to my opponent too. In the past, if i lose connection to the server, it gives me about half a minute to reconnect but now it just seems to kick you out the game right away with no warning. It is occurring in too many games recently for this to be a coincidence, therefore something is majorly wrong with the game right now. It is with regret that due to the above, I will not be playing in the meantime until this is fixed. There is absolutely no point in wasting my time playing 1 or 2 ends for nothing. Last night, I played 1 stone before the game kicked me out. Maybe if others boycott the game as well, the right people will notice and try to find a solution to this. I appreciate it is likely far from easy but all I ask is for my post to be acted on please. Ok rant over lol
The end of my time on FoD?
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The end of my time on FoD?
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I totaly agree with Stoughton, manny manny players wrote about this disconnections in the forum and i guess its yust the top off the iceberg and this is all because Fly made some major change, and nothing is happening so for me its claer fly dont care, another proof they dont care is that manny players are asking manny times in 2 years now for the official NO-TICK-RULE The WCF has descided to use NO-TICK RULE for all events from 2022-2023 season. and nothing happened, its the same if you can pot the black ball in biljard and win !, games should folow the rules I ask like Stoughton some real action off Fly, if not me out also
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Please do something about the sudden disconnections and no-tick rule. As to disconnections – we are back in time, something 10-12 years back; they used to be sudden back then. The only difference between now and the past is that disconnections seem to be at least twice as rampant now as they were back then. Thanks!
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