I was doing undermine the other day on elite lvl 13-16 group.. It was just myself on my Favoured Soul and a rogue for most of it. Then towards then end a monk joins the group.
When he catches up to us i buff him up expending about 150 spell points. At this time the rogue is in the minefield setting off bombs to clear a path.
The Monk then decides that he is going to play roulette ( presumably because he believes his high saves make him immune to rolling a 1) and runs around the minefield setting off explosions. I see him cause the rogue to be knocked over twice due to the AoE effect of the explosions.
Pretty soon the monk rolls the inevitable 1 and being squishy he dies. He then goes Link dead almost immediately.
I made the comment to the rogue that i was so glad i wasted my spell points buffing him ( the monk) . The rogue says he thought that the monk was trying to get him killed. I agree with this view and , kick the Link dead monk, after all it looks like he only joined to behave like an idiot .
Much to my surprise a few minutes later i get a tell from the monk asking “ why did you kick me “
I politely reply and explain that “ you joined the party, i spent 150 Sp buffing you, you then ran about in the minefield trying to kill the rogue , then you died , wasting my Sp, then you went link dead. What do you think was going to happen ?”
He then replies with the usual hurt feelings rubbish , including going on about how i am a bad player and that i was lucky to get him in my group and that i will regret kicking him etc”
There were a few more tells. Essentially him refusing to accept that his behaviour was the reason for the kick. A few more threats from him about how i would regret kicking him.
This follows on from an ELite Madstone run a little earlier where the Tr Warforged wizard decides to solo zerg off and die then smack talk how its my fault he died becasue i should have been following him and healing him
It is this sort of behaviour that makes me wonder why i even bother putting up LFMs these days.