It occurs when someone chooses a color from StevenCao's blog

I've had several cases where a player has been afk the entire game of One Card, and buy Maplestory M Mesos even a few games where all 3 of my opponents were afk. This drags on the sport far too long and often times the game simply stops. No cards are played with anyone and the only way to play a different game is to stop and get a 10 second ban for "cheating". I'd like if there was a way to kick a player from a match when the other 3 people in the match were to say they were "cheating" (afking). There are a number of different games offering this feature, I think it would be of much help in Star Planet. There clearly could be individuals who abuse this, however I find it doing far more good than bad.

It occurs when someone chooses a color (after playing a Colour Change or Irena card) overly slow. And when that happens, the last thing you should do is stop. The sport will time out, 11 minutes after the cards were dealt, and you will receive points as for a maximum-length game.

If you stop you get no issues and can not perform for 10 minutes anyway, so you're better off staying in the game and hoping everyone else does too. Since if one person stops, the sport becomes partly unstuck: gamers still can not click their cards but turns do move from one to the other and the AI plays for everyone. And then in the end (which usually happens at the identical 11-minute timeout) the game punishes everybody for "AFK'ing" because they did not play their cards and let the AI do it for them...

In terms of voting people out: no.It would mean that anybody who's down to one card would get kicked out from another three, who might not be buddies but are in agreement that they don't need him winning.As Loonacm said, the match itself should be stricter with AFK'ers. So, it should only kick them out, instead of continuing to perform for them after awaiting their ends out.BTW, in my MS Mesos experience, there are not that many AFK'ers. Lots of botters, but the bots do play, so that they are far less of a nuisance. Nobody gains anything from genuinely AFK'ing, therefore people don't do that on purpose.