Surrender Voting.

Marshmellie·1/10/2016, 12:46:12 AM·5 votes·575 views

I think in an effort to create a better community, surrender voting should not include the name of the person starting it. If you're having a bad game and maybe an argument of sorts or something happened in-game, players have the inclination to NOT end the game as they are already on tilt and feel as if they need to get back at the other player(s) involved. This could be unfair to the other players on that team. Maybe it would promote to a better community maybe not. It's worth a try though.

Happy Rifting! Teemo

P.S. Leave some thoughts if you don't support the idea I'd really like to know the reasoning! Thanks!

12 Comments

ZephyrDrake1/10/2016, 3:05:32 AM3 votes

what's the point? 90% of the time the one who started the surrender vote is the one who is doing poorly or the one who has been flaming the entire game. Not really going to do much to make the community better since everyone already knows who is more likely to start the vote. Most of the time i see a surrender vote it's the exact same pattern every single time. Feeder? he started the vote. Flamer? he started the vote. Feeder AND flamer? no questions asked. Someone who gets mad because the vote didn't go through? wow i wonder who could it be!

Alakalzam1/10/2016, 1:31:12 AM2 votes

You should always know who started the vote.

ModWulf Helhammer1/10/2016, 2:28:14 AM2 votes

That's actually not a bad idea

Cavemantero1/10/2016, 3:03:36 AM2 votes

No...I'm sick of quitters. Surrendering has become a cancer to the game so much so people are starting surrender votes IN ARAM when WE'RE WINNING. You guys who want to surrender do so because of convenience which is a fair choice...the problem with that is you lose experience and great comebacks opportunities which DO HAPPEN. I get it...you don't want to waste time if your team has an afk or can't turn it around but instead of using that as a challenge you want to quit, and you don't get better, and you come and make threads like this trying to hide your identity when you want to surrender, which to me, is as cowardly as it gets. I have no respect for quitters of your ilk because you obviously have no respect for your teammates.