Riot should release a survey asking players wether they would prefer autofill or higher queue times

Sspencer·12/11/2019, 5:11:05 AM·2 votes·1,889 views

My suggestion is to make a survey asking players who were ranked last season if they would prefer to have longer queue times and not have the chance of getting autofilled or keep the current system as well as, telling us how much the queue times would increase by rank. Personally I think that the vast majority of players across all regions and ranks would prefer no autofill. However, if it would affect high elo too much then keep autofill in for either masters+ or diamond+.

6 Comments

Paroe12/11/2019, 5:15:59 AM2 votes

Have you never seen riots surveys? Theyre always loaded questions.

The question for this topic would be "Does autofill reduce queue times?" The answer is an unequivocal "yes", therefore everyone likes autofill.

ZephyrDrake12/11/2019, 5:18:33 AM1 votes

Sorry but no. "Then keep it for this group of people" so you go from always getting what you want to not getting what you want? You do know how long queue times are already in high elo right? So removing it would just make it worse. Like I already said, it would also be too jarring to suddenly not being able to get what you want the instant you reach a certain rank.

Whether people want autofill or not is 100% POINTLESS and IRRELEVANT. It is something that needs to happen since not every role is played equally, they are not even close. So all it will happen is that everyone who plays the more popular role will get increased queue times while everyone who plays the least played ones will get either increased or the same queue times as before. It will literally end up like old teambuilder where people's queue times could get up to an hour. We literally have already tried this already and the results are not going to suddenly change.

Sir Saltarin12/11/2019, 12:33:02 PM1 votes

Or not, autofill is fine

RavenHusky12/11/2019, 6:43:41 PM1 votes

Learn to play support. Playing support gives you autofill protection.