Can I get a way too mark a player that I don't want to play with again. Like an ignore list.

Somehting·Apr 14, 2015·5 votes·1,007 views

I was just in a rank game and the bottom player in Que got upset that second pick had picked top lane. So he decided not only to start being racist towards Chinese people but too duo top. I left this Que because the LP is not worth 40 minutes of not having fun to me. This was in champ select so he can't be reported for it but I would like a way to see my last Que's and make sure that I never Que up with him again. If this is possible it would be great.

9 Comments

ForPortalApr 14, 20154 votes

If you could only blacklist players from being on your team, I'd be in favour of it. This avoids the problem of people using it to avoid facing players who are better than they are.

You could still use it to avoid being teamed with individuals worse than you are, but that's not actually going to be a bad thing: either they objectively deserve to be at their current tier, in which case blacklisting them just teams you with another four people just as bad, or they are objectively worse than their tier would suggest, and you are only fixing a problem caused by a flaw in Riot's matchmaking.

SomehtingApr 14, 20151 votes

I agree I don't care if I don't play with them. I just don't want them on my team. I generally find matchmaking is pretty accurate in skill level so I ignoring players who you just think are bad doesn't do much but make your Que longer.

MićaĆomlaDJApr 14, 20152 votes

Simpel resaon why this most likely will never happen. It can be abused so hard at higher elos, because you get Qued up with the same people so many times, so you can literely determin with which players you want to play and which ones you don't want to

Zeke MaelstormApr 15, 20151 votes

Then why not just for normals and keep it out of ranked?

Kristari ZuboroApr 14, 20151 votes

I wish you could... But imagine you were in a pool of only 20 people and you marked the people that consistently beat you.

I think they should allow it for people in bronze, silver, and gold, but no further up the chain than that because of the abuse potential.

Sinister SnailApr 14, 20151 votes

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I wish you could... But imagine you were in a pool of only 20 people and you marked the people that consistently beat you.

I think they should allow it for people in bronze, silver, and gold, but no further up the chain than that because of the abuse potential.

At that point, you're only making the queue longer for yourself. That's something each player could weigh if it's worth it for themselves.

Kristari ZuboroApr 14, 20151 votes

Well that's certainly true, but if you were avoiding people that consistently beat you, you'd also be beating the system.