Dear Riot, IMO Best Way to Improve Game Experiences

CappyOmega··1 votes·523 views

Instead of a report button wouldn't it be better to have a button so that you never have to play with specific summoners? Add it to the queue algorithm. The impact would be that: First, you never have to play with that summoner again, reduce tilt. Second, punishes toxic players by increasing queue time of toxic player in due time. The fear would be troll exclusions, but if a player does this often enough then they themselves will be punished for this by increasing their own queue times. Of course this feature would disabled in norms and RGMs because these game modes should be for experimenting and having fun. There would be little to no effect in bronze and silver due to the sheer amount of people that would be playing, which is what I believe has the most amount of reports.

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Shadòw2 votes

the chance to get queued up with the same guy again is like nonexistant if you wait a short time before entering queue again.

and this would ruin high elo play.

CappyOmega1 votes

Could you elaborate on how it would ruin high elo play?

ModWulf Helhammer2 votes

You do this to one person, your queue times skyrocket. Do this to a few more, you basically can't find a game. Same thing happened with Overwatch, and they dropped the system

CappyOmega1 votes

I think there is some miscommunication here somewhere. I think where the confusion is coming from is that when you queue block it is only a two way street, not with every single player. It would just ensure that you don't play with the people you do not want to. And if enough people do it to one person, in best case scenario that one person would be punished by longer queue times. Sure, it may seem that you yourself would get it, but if you are queue blocking everyone the most likely scenario is that it is you who is toxic. For the most part it has some effect on you, but it is very little. You would need a considerable amount of people to queue block you for it to make your queue times longer.

Shadòw1 votes

in challenger they already have very big queue times.

when you for example block sb there from playing with you again, that means the system has to find 2 separate matches already with 20 different players.

When the system would have to consider block lists in high elo where not that many players are, Queue times would go up for everybody because the system would have to find matchups where no one has blocked anyone.

Sims16191 votes

Because of how small the player population of high elo play is a feature like this could easily be abused and make long queue times even longer.

Mr Carbon1 votes

You could simply not queue with people who are "bad" It would cause long term effects that only queue you with "good" people. Don't think it would happen.

CappyOmega1 votes

It wouldn't have anything to do with "good" summoners only negative and tilting summoners. It would be self governing because it is a negative effect on you if you choose to do so, it is a two way street and there is no guarantee that the "good" players find you absolutely impossible to play with. Everyone has a different style of play, Wouldn't it be nice if you were an ADC to never play with a support that steals cs (most tilting things for me)? There would also be a warning when you would try to do this stating that it will have a negative impact on you as well. This would be a toggle-able thing like muting a champ. I would suppose that this could not be a permanent thing, but I would suppose that it would need to reset the queue blocks for both parties after you move up a division or league(?).

Mr Carbon1 votes

My statement was directed at the fact that people could simply never queue with people they thought were bad...

But now in order to counter that thought, when you start putting stipulations on it, like it hurting you as well...

It would have such little effect, it wouldn't make a difference.

CappyOmega1 votes

The stipulations for the most part was there in the original post,

The fear would be troll exclusions, but if a player does this often enough then they themselves will be punished for this by increasing their own queue times.

Ok sure but why1 votes

But then how would you be able to get people you don't like banned maliciously? It isn't League of Legends unless one profane word can make you lose your hundreds of dollars worth of skins.

CappyOmega1 votes

Who hurt you?

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