Players are voting for you to be removed from the session. Improve your behavior or you will be kicked.

[Xbox Prisoner]

How do you react when this notification pops to your screen?

[Big Molio]

Start haulage, look for person(s) doing delivery work, because it will be them, and then go and grief them mercilessly.

[pptz84]

Just ignore it.

[Matrelith]

Forget about it and continue playing.

[SHADOW OPS]

Show them what real pain is.

[Alvarez]

Guess it is a cartel lobby.

[Rafae]

Just find a new session or grief the lobby until you're kicked.

[Prince_Polaris]

So many threads about kicks today

[_47_]

Start VIP mission. Enough with the vote kick threads.

 

Mods please close.

Edited September 16, 2017 by _47_

[Furry_Monkey]

Ignore it. It's a form of congratulations for doing a good job, so be humble and don't let it go to your head.

 

Certainly don't cry about it or get mad. That's a baby's reaction.

[alkaline_]

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hihihi

[Yellow Dog with Cone]

Just leave, there is no point in disrupting a lobby full of people that don't want you in the first place.

 

You're wasting both your time and theirs if you try to grief them back as relatation.

 

Seriously, people who suggest that are reinforcing the very same behaviour that they're against.

[Big Molio]

Just leave, there is no point in disrupting a lobby full of people that don't want you in the first place.

 

You're wasting both your time and theirs if you try to grief them back as relatation.

 

Seriously, people who suggest that are reinforcing the very same behaviour that they're against.

 

Since when was it "their" lobby to decide who is wanted, and who isn't? The lobbies are public.

 

Being griefed then is almost like a self-fulfilling prophecy for these people. They vote to kick before even any contact in an effort to pre-empt being attacked, then get attacked because the vote-to-kick winds up the person being voted, so they attack in retaliation. Thus the voters get handed to them in spades what they thought they would avoid.

Edited September 16, 2017 by Big Molio

[REXX]

Find them and:

 

[SHADOW OPS]

Don't vote to kick someone who is better than you.

 

Don't tug on supermans cape

[HandSoap2811]

Uninstalls gta 5

[Yellow Dog with Cone]

Since when was it "their" lobby to decide who is wanted, and who isn't? The lobbies are public.

Well, the game works on a Peer to Peer connection, so technically, the host "owns" the lobby.

 

 

Being griefed then is almost like a self-fulfilling prophecy for these people. They vote to kick before even any contact in an effort to pre-empt being attacked, then get attacked because the vote-to-kick winds up the person being voted, so they attack in retaliation. Thus the voters get handed to them in spades what they thought they would avoid.

See it this way:

 

A group of players ask politely any randoms who join the session to leave, most of them comply. The few who don't get kicked.

 

One of them doesn't, gets hostile and griefs the session.

 

Now, the very same group will kick randoms on sight without even giving a chance of letting them leave on their own.

 

Another random joins the lobby, griefs them, launches a VIP job, invites his friends and ruins the lobby.

 

Now, this group of players will not only kick on sight, also will attack unprovoked and outright grief anyone who lands on their session.

 

It's an never ending cycle that could be easily avoided.

Edited September 16, 2017 by Voodoo-Hendrix

[Big Molio]

Well, the game works on a Peer to Peer connection, so technically, the host "owns" the lobby.

 

 

See it this way:

 

A group of players ask politely any randoms who join the session to leave, most of them comply. The few who don't get kicked.

 

One of them doesn't, gets hostile and griefs the session.

 

Now, the very same group will kick randoms on sight without even giving a chance of letting them leave on their own.

 

Another random joins the lobby, griefs them, launches a VIP job, invites his friends and ruins the lobby.

 

Now, this group of players will not only kick on sight, also will attack unprovoked and outright grief anyone who lands on their session.

 

It's an never ending cycle that could be easily avoided.

 

 

I don't believe that the peer-to-peer hosting nature of GTAO gives players ownership, technical or otherwise, of the freeroam public lobby areas.

 

It is a never ending cycle, I agree with you. What I don't agree with is that any one demographic holds any more sway or rights than the other in public sessions.

[IamCourtney]

It grinds my gears like nothing else can and is the only time I ever truly "Grief."

[DrSweatySphincter]

I don't care....for the most part. Always funny when you find a empty session to yourself, random degenerates join and try to boot YOU out.

Edited September 18, 2017 by DrRumpleSweatyForeSkin

[Yellow Dog with Cone]

I don't believe that the peer-to-peer hosting nature of GTAO gives players ownership, technical or otherwise, of the freeroam public lobby areas.

 

It is a never ending cycle, I agree with you. What I don't agree with is that any one demographic holds any more sway or rights than the other in public sessions.

Yeah, nothing really lends players ownership of a public lobby.

 

The thing is that if R* refuses to let players grind in peace in Invite/Crew lobbies, well, players themselves are doing their own Public Invite/Crew lobbies by force, affecting other players in the process. It's sh*tty, but it works.

 

Now if players try to kick you because they're afraid of griefers and then you grief them, well, you're proving them right.

 

Don't vote to kick someone who is better than you.

 

Don't tug on supermans cape

Suuuuure, because it takes so much skillz to destroy a shipment within the security of an Hydra or an Oppressor.

 

Righhhhhht.

Edited September 16, 2017 by Voodoo-Hendrix

[DangerZ0neX]

I spend most of my time in my Hydra doing Headhunter and monitoring the session for any griefer activity, so whoever votes to kick me is usually an ignorant mid-level who assumes I'm like the other Hydra pilots that harasses low levels and CEOs/MCs.

 

I ignore it and keep playing.

[redamed9292]

most players are morons.if you are in a session with one other person and he voted.send him a message.that's what i did.and he answered "ok".

i've been kicked for flying to the office in passive mode.people tried to ruin my day by putting a bounty on me.then they invite a friend.and that moron starts chasing me.there's nothing in gta online that makes more angry than this.i believe some of them are PCEO people.Peaceful CEO.what they do is ,they invite their kind to the lobby and they start trying to kick people out so they can grind "Peacefully".what Rockstar should do is remove the kicking feature and shove it up those moron's a$$holes.

here's their link so you can see their moronic rules

http://www.pceo.online/rules/detailed-rules

 

i really wish Rockstar remove the kicking feature

[DangerZ0neX]

Don't vote to kick someone who is better than you.

 

Rich coming from a guy who relies on expensive meme vehicles to avoid having his ass kicked lmao Edited September 16, 2017 by DangerZ0neX

[Nyamber]

I leave. Not gonna waste my time griefing them. I have better things to do.

[Kushology]

How do you react when this notification pops to your screen?

Depends who's in it. If I have crew there, I won't do anything. If it's all randoms, lag myself out.

[Kyoto]

How do you react when this notification pops to your screen?

 

Throw on some Motorhead and start up Fully Loaded. Give them a real reason to kick you.

[G U M M I]

 

Don't vote to kick someone who is better than you.

 

Rich coming from a guy who relies on expensive meme vehicles to avoid having his ass kicked lmao

Lol, damn people are calling out like crazy today.

[GAUNTLET HELLFIRE]

It depends if I really wanted to play I just get myself another solo public lobby but most of the time I just find another game to play. If it's an a**hole that tried to kill me and voted to kick as soon as I got a Buzzard I report them. As soon as 2x I/E stopped I stopped going into public lobbies and the last 2 or 3 weeks I have only played a few times so I don't have this problem anymore.

[HamwithCheese]

Just leave. While it would be great to annoy them, it would be a pointless exercise. You'd become a pawn on r*s board and proves the owners of the lobby right. They aren't looking for a fight, and you probably weren't wanting one. Sucks, but they were there first, and wouldn't be a problem if we were allowed to do this stuff in peaceful lobbies.

 

Just move on.