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Would you judge someone for that kind of thing if it was something they couldn't control? - Yes. You should know your limits by now if you've idled out twice. If personal shit can get that intense that you need to bow out two times, maybe you should pace yourself and join things you can handle at the same time of any sudden personal crisis.

Would you be happy to have them back? - No.

you've never been smacked in the face by life all of a sudden have you

shit happens, op. if you've got things settled and think you can keep up with the game go for it

It's not that op idled out, it's that they idled out twice. I'm understanding when someone idles out once, because real life happens. Circumstances would have to be very special for me to understand why they idled out twice instead of just dropping at least one of those times.

This also depends on the game, how aggressive/frequent their AC is, and so on.

Sometimes a game doesn't work the first time, but if it doesn't work out the second time, you should know when to quit.

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