Dashboarding during grief

Here we are, my team and I are on round 18 of an hour long game. We have gotten the other team down and are now trying to survive to win. What happens though? The host is on the other team and for whatever reason, ( he/she got mad that they didn't win,
dinner is ready, they have to go to work) that person either dashboards or the turns off the console and EVERYONE takes a loss, even the team that deserved to win. How is that fair? I play a lot of cell block, my record is almost 900 wins and just over
400 losses, when actually I should only have around 100 losses. That means I have taken around 300 losses when they SHOULD have been wins. I ask again, HOW IS THAT FAIR? No one person should have complete control over the entire game. Something should
be done. It may be too late for Call of Duty on 360 but I hope something will be done about the next Call of Duty game on Xbox one. (I'm assuming it will have grief on it). That will be the only way I buy the new Call of Duty game and all the extra stuff
that is an option. I have been a huge Call of Duty fan ever since World at War but refuse to buy another Call of Duty game as long as the "host" decides who wins and loses. I hope there are more that share my concerns.

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One of the best players dashboards if losing?

^^You do get a loss for dashboarding AND for quitting out. PLUS, your stats now save during the games, so dashboarding does not erase any bad stats you may have had for a game. People so concerned about a silly video games stats amaze me, LOL.

 

grief

The only way to guarantee a decent game these days is to play with people you know. Why don't you start adding the people who do stay in the game to your friends list and organise a grief game between them? Personally I've never liked playing zombies on
Public with random people, but that's just my way I guess.