JoshGuru7
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It's very common to think that your second (or third) character is extremely easy when leveling. You usually have better gear for it, know how to completely all of the non-story quests already, and have a lot more experience in the flashpoints and warzones. Before you jump all over how easy another class is, think about how much easier it would be to level your primary class if you made another of them.
There is an easy solution to this issue: If a player leaves a random warzone before the end they should be locked out of the warzone for the duration. If they refuse a queue, they should be locked out of queuing for warzones for however long that warzone would have lasted.
The issue with warzones starting with missing players is largely due to players not accepting the queue. In many cases below level 50 this is simply random chance, but at level 50 a primary factor is the attempt for bigger guilds to join the same warzone with two premades. The way this works is that both premades queue at the same time, and then if they both get a pop at the same time they enter. If they do not, then everybody leaves queue and they try it again. The downside of this is that it leaves two separate warzones with 4 players each to be reinforced after the initial pop, and very often you will end up starting with less than six.2) They should never start a match with uneven teams. If that means they summoned you for no reason, so be it. They will return you to your location if they do not get enough within a 2-3 min time frame.
There is an easy solution to this issue: If a player leaves a random warzone before the end they should be locked out of the warzone for the duration. If they refuse a queue, they should be locked out of queuing for warzones for however long that warzone would have lasted.