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I liked what you were saying up until you started talking about how if you have unreliable internet (common), have a bad computer(fairly common), live in an area that has occasional brown-outs, or have a job that on rare occasions requires you to come in without much warning, you shouldn't be playing ranked. Your attitude was very "tough luck go fuck yourself"
I get your point. I really do - but unfortunately that's how life works. In an online game, having consistently bad connection issues is like being a disabled person in real life. No matter how badly a disabled kid loves basketball, he's only going to ruin everyone else's experience if he participates.
You wouldn't call someone cold-hearted or selfish for not wanting to play basketball with a kid in a wheelchair. However, I would argue that a disabled person who forces himself unto others is very selfish. Though it's an unfortunate situation, it is not other people's obligation to have to accommodate or push through your personal issues, even if it's directly your fault.
Likewise, if you have shotty internet, no one is blaming you for not being able to play league. But if you force yourself to play through lag and disconnects anyways, you are personally choosing to negatively affect other people. Therefore, from the perspective of the "other people": tough luck go fuck yourself.
Fortunately, internet connection can be fixed. If you live in a bad area or have a cheap plan, move somewhere else or upgrade your plan. If you're not willing to make these sacrifices, why should others make sacrifices on your behalf.
For things that happen on "rare occasions", like i've mentioned before is a pro vs con thing. If you want a benefit, you must make certain sacrifices. If you want a system that forgives, someone needs to take the punishment for you. the system i wrote up is designed around this concept. You want a loss forgiven because of someone's leave or disconnect? I'll give it you, but if you are ever the cause of such events (whether your fault or not), you will have to pay for it. If you don't like, we can keep the current process where everyone gets punished.