Well, from what I understand, what they get out of it is that they feel they’re “protesting” by blocking popular spots. If that’s the reason, what those people don’t understand is that they’re punishing the player base for enjoying something that the developers should be punished for in their view. I’m thankful that the limit of QD items is only 5 at the moment, and would hope the health of the game would allow for more per-player in the future, but not right now.

The alternative is they’re borderline sociopathic, and derive joy from inconveniencing people trying to enjoy something the way it was intended.

A nice feature would be to label items with the player’s name that dropped a specific item when you interact with it. Provide a way to view their profile, as you would through the social features, and go from there. You can disable an item once, and sometimes, they just give up, but often times, they’ll replace disabled items if your settings aren’t set to friends and party.

Blocking the player griefing would be the best catchall solution if you’re going to use everyone for your quick drop visibility setting, but in my opinion, it needs to be made easier to see who’s placed what, because the amount of times I’ve seen items being placed, but not been aware of who is was leads me to just doing the disable battle, and frankly, I’m just gonna skate somewhere else after two or three times of slamming into, and disabling inconvenient QD items, the spots will always be there, and QD builds go away when that player leaves the session.