Muting Players Should Apply to Post-Game Overview Lobby

Ehrlich Mar··27 votes·1,589 views

I'm suggesting that muting a player in-game should similarly apply to the post-game chat room. We've muted these people once, so it's obvious that we don't care to see anything more they have to say; why is it that in the aftermath, be it a victory or a defeat, we have to see what they are saying again? That makes no sense to me. I'd like mutes from the game to carry into the chat room and to have an option to mute a player in the overview lobby as well. Sound reasonable?

8 Comments

Junkο2 votes

Yes, i'm sick and tired of muting people only to be matched with them next game on either team and have to mute them again, and even then they don't stay muted after the game.

Wynsl2 votes

If the muted player was an assfucking dickwad in the game then chances are he/she still is after the game.

alcatrazEscapee1 votes

Isn't there a thing you can do in the post-game lobby? Like right click on their name and say "Block Player"? I'm in favor of this but thats what I have been doing.

EMOFRATPARTY1 votes

You can't block a player in-game, so you'd have to wait until the lobby arrives to do so. In addition to the original post, I think blocking in-game should be an option.

Daetnas1 votes

At least you can see that the mute was justified and you can report them as well. But yeah, It'd make more sense that way.

Flemman1 votes

that way you can copy past what they say into your report ticket :p

Sooko1 votes

As Kassadin says: "Silence!" Kassadin

serpensortia11 votes

Unfortunately there is no more silence :(

OT Usually if I had teammates like this I duck out of the lobby right away. That way I can just forget the game and go into a new one.

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