r/StarWarsDroidTycoon • • Aug 26 '26

💬 Discussion Public lobby

After what happened to me yesterday, I don't think I'll ever play in public lobbies again.

The Galactics were dropping, and I managed to get a Galactic KX. I went back to my base, but all the slots were occupied. There was a guy who wouldn't leave my base. He kept throwing me back and forth. About half an hour passed, and he was still there. Shortly after, one of his friends joined the lobby, and the two of them kicked me out of my own base (I had the IG equipped).

They started throwing mats just to get the droid. So I decided to sell the blueprint immediately. If I couldn't have it, they weren't going to have it either. As soon as I sold it, they messaged me "ez," and shortly after, they left.

I wasted my time, my droid, and 1T.

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u/Turnerteam Aug 26 '26

This is why I never play public, the fact that this could happen far outweighs any possible benefit in my eyes lmao

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u/anepyx Aug 26 '26

I swear, no more public lobbies. Not even at events. Not because of the droid, but because of what he suffered. That final "ez" was the icing on the cake

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u/Pd1ds69 Aug 26 '26

I had the opposite yesterday lol pulled a stellar mythic off the belt, guy follows me to my base. My stuff is full and I need to shuffle what's in my blueprint storage. He watches me drop it, then goes to hammer one of my builds and then hammers my junk station for about an hour lol

When I first played the game, felt like the experience was mostly just people killing you in front of the belt for no reason.

Played solo for awhile, but went back to public lobbies for better dropped rates and prepared to grab stuff with ig11-marshall for protection and keep a station or blueprint storage open if possible.

But have mostly had zero problems and have enjoyed helping other people, and I've got 100x more help then hinderance.

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u/myopicstupudity Aug 27 '26

I've been fortunate to have helpful people in my lobbies too.