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I dont know if there currently is one, but Ive seen it used as a greifing tool (mostly by groups).
That sure did happen to me a few times in VT1, but that's the price of playing with random people. Personally I believe that playing with a fully random party is playing this game wrong.
Haha, I guess that is one way of looking at it. I prefer to think of it the other way; "I don't know these random guys, I don't know if they're okay or dumb, I don't know whether or not they can pull off some random ♥♥♥♥ or something great. Plus communicating with them is more ifficult than with my buds. I'd rather wait three minutes for my pal to show up on Discord and then play".
I suppose you can call it being an elitist, but I'm much more lenient than that.
Suggesting that a company with any kind of reporting system actually pays a bit of attention to it.
The way I found a bunch of dudes to play Vermintide with, back in VT1 days, was that I started out playing alone, and I just stumbled upon them. Met one guy from that group, we liked playing together, he introduced me to the group etc etc.
As for your friend, you can tell him that a random stranger on Steam is sad for his taste in games.