Riot, please change the surrender function

Trash MammaI·Apr 23, 2015·3 votes·694 views

3 yes 2 no - No? Honestly how does that even make since in a team game? When a team is working together they go with the majority vote first. What bugs me the most about it though is the sheer lack of logic in it.

3/2 - No 3/1 - No 2/0 - No 1/0 - No etc. etc. Like, why? Even when the majority of the players DON'T want to stay in a game we're forced to. You made it way too easy for duo's to abuse this and even more so the fact that people refusing to surrender complete stomp fest tend to make others just become toxic as a repercussion.

This needs to change now. It's honestly ridiculous how the voting system works.

4 Comments

Jack PetersonApr 23, 20151 votes

But 3-1 is to easy to ff. If more then 1 players think that they can win then there is a good chance. The duo thing, welll if ur getting stomped hard enough youll lose anyway soon enough.

Phuc Dat BichApr 23, 20151 votes

imb4 weeabos who think life is an anime saying "You should never surrend hurr durr the game is not over if the nexus is still on" even when the game is 10vs5 and they are up 20 barons

But anyway according to democracy the opinion with the most votes =goes through but in league this dosent exist for some weird reason

Da3awssApr 23, 20151 votes

The sheer logic? When you say 2/0 or 1/0 or even 3/0, even tho nobody said no; 2 people still didn't vote. You can argue that since they didn't vote it shouldn't matter and yatta yatta yatta, but logically when it come to voting on bills in todays politics there are times when people abstain. You can look at the no response as an abstention in voting. So even if they didn't vote no it counts as a no. And in most situations if its 3/1 and somebody didnt press, they eitehr believe you can comeback or are to immersed in playing and trying to have fun than worrying about giving up. Or they could be a big old floppy sausage and are tired of people whining about ffing.

GooberpApr 23, 20151 votes

It's called a supermajority and it is incredibly common in any situation that has groups of people deciding together, it's not a bizarre concept unique to Riot. The US Congress uses supermajorities.