Continuous acid Corridors. Time Wasting

I really want to support 'The abandon button should be accessible at all times' but I just can't. Here is why:

If raiders could abandon an outpost wiyhout even trying it/loading it, many outpost would get dumped based on advisor intel alone.

Now this would save time for the raider sure, but only results in builders not getting raids and not knowing why, then whining 'I get no raids. My builds are great, makes no sense. Must be the game not working right, fix it!'

Yeah, everyone should know trap spam (or any kind really) is annoying and not appreciated in any way; but for anyone not plugged into reddit, the discord servers, or here, they really could have zero clue the impact their building spam is having on people.

I recently ecouraged raiders to 'walk out' during a replay if they dont like the build. Walking out is excatly what it sounds like, once you see the build is something you despise you about-face walk back to the landing pad and abandon. It sends a very clear message to the builder, 'I dont like this and I am not even gonna try.' It obvious and intentional and leaves very little room for 'maybe they disconnected, or maybe they just rage quit, or whatever.' It also helps you as a raider start to quanitfy how much stuff you really have no tolerance for versus what you might be willing to try.

A 'walk-out' makes for a very dissatisfying replay and really sets the builders mind into, 'What did I do wrong? Why did they not even want to try?" Which are some of the best questions a builder can ask themselves to cause them to stop only thinking about what the build will do for the builder, and instead start thinking about what the build will do for the raider (if even only for a moment)

So yeah, in my opinion, raiders need to take the time to load in and look at an outpost be for abandoning, if only to make a statement to the builder and not just leave them guessing at why they get no raids.

I haven't exactly counted them. But yeah, probably in that neighborhood. I don't have any issues finding outposts to raid or having players raid my outposts. I acknowledge that players change their build style over time. Generally, I'm much more forgiving towards lower level players since they are still learning. If someone comes along and builds a good reputation then I'll gladly take them off my block list. But from my experience, blocking builders who build trashy maps has increased the quality of maps I come across.

Also the trouble with players potentially not raiding based on advisor intel alone is that the advisor intel only gives type of trap/how many, not how it is used. The thing about corrosives particularly is that they are very multi-purpose: could be spontaneous spam, could be a meta killbox, could be a whole load of splitters/DMS disguised as architecture, could be tonnes of pit-traps, could be a pretty volcano aesthetic, could be a parkour base...

I've been finding hopping through and sticking to the sides of the CC Hallways actually helpful, you just have to be precise when shooting down traps ahead down the path.

I've been trying to experiment with my own CC base and I've been seeing people just hopping the entirety of it with barely even 2 deaths. I may not have as much put into mine as others but I'm also not trying to copy anyone's base either.

The point I'm trying to make here you can get past the frame rate as long you don't try to speed run as much. I've also found that frame rate drop usually only happens when 2nd wave traps are spammed near the Genmats. It feels like the further away the 2nd wave traps from Genmats the less frame ratey.