i am the only one who think that the remake window should start at 5 minutes instead ?

Yi Bencheikh··1 votes·182 views

it is sad some people get unexpected errors and bug splat messages during the loading screen and by the time they realise it and they quit the game to re-log in and by the time they do that it is already over then they get 5 afk leaver buster -20 for some random thing they weren't even guilty of ? I remember i was playing with freind 5 games in row and then in the 6th i went to play solo match i got bug splat during loading screen ( even though no changes were made ) causing me to quit game and i got a small update and by the time i returned it was already over and i got a leaver buster for something idk how it even happened. Another time it happened , this time with a teamate he was afk at start and guess what he came back right when we voted for remake ...

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Darkdemon6531 votes

The problem is being out of the game for that long is a HUGE disadvantage and can very easily be the difference between a loss and a win.

Miror B1 votes

From what I can understand, you could literally start the remake window at 0mins and you'd still have the same result. I'll use this as an example of what a normal "ff game" goes like:

3mins: laner dies, claims they either misplayed something or weren't paying attention 5mins: same laner dies again, gets tilted, blames jungler (or other person in lane if botlane) 6mins: same laner dies again, repeat above 8mins: fed laner roams to nearest lane, and proceeds to slowly snowball that lane as well 12mins: all outer/inner towers gone, previous laner proceeds to exclaim "it wasn't my fault, it was my team" in all chat 20mins: team tries ff vote, fails despite having 2inhibs down 23mins: repeat above 27mins: enemy team wins, barring a ridiculously huge comeback

Even if the ff timer starts at 0, people can/will decline for numerous reasons (we can comeback, we want to actively punish our teammates by wasting their time, etc.). Problem is the attitude of the players, and not the system itself.

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