Friendly Fire... Sometimes
Jobs On Demand
In an effort to make sure no one gets too much money by playing the game, the "replay" option has been removed for jobs given by contacts. For players just starting out, this won't be too big of a deal. For anyone who wants to play a really fun mission, you're shit out of luck. You'll have to call a contact and hope for the best. Want to have fun playing a fun mission? Want to grind? Want to actually get better in the game? Too bad.Spawn Me at the Mission Start
This is a very specific complaint, but it's annoying as all hell. Why aren't I transported to the missions start when starting a mission? If my job is on the other side of the map, why do I have to go on a road trip just to get there? Wouldn't it make more since to spawn me there, instead of making all the players kill themselves just to get there faster?Different Crew Emblems
As a crew leader, this is frustrating. Why bother giving us an emblem gallery, when you can only use one emblem in your crew? Also, if you're in more than one crew, why can't we select a specific crew emblem from each crew?The Bad Sport System
In theory, the "bad sport" system is a nice idea. It discourages people from well, being bad sports. Actions such as griefing and rage quitting result in being labelled a bad sport. Not being a bad sport means you occasionally get some money, but not a lot. However, as someone who plays mostly in closed sessions, this has gotten rather annoying. When my friend and I decided to play some tennis, we didn't realise how long it was going to be. After a few games, we decided on ending the game. To my surprise, I was warned about being a bad sport. What? It was a friendly match between friends, and we mutually agreed on doing something else. When I threw a grenade down and my friend jumped out of the car by accident, his car blew up. There was nothing I could do. It was an accident. However, the game doesn't know that.The solution to this is simple: do the Dark Souls thing. If a player wrongs you, give the offended player the option to indict them. This is really no different, it just adds a step. In the example above, a prompt could have come up for my friend saying "another player just blew up your car", and then give them the option to report it as bad sportsmanship. If I'm in a closed session with only my friends, don't punish me because we're bored of playing tennis. If someone is trying to run me over, and I blow up their car, don't call me a bad sport. Simple stuff.
