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Swirtle··3 votes·712 views

Any player should have the right to a personal ban list. This personal ban list does not allow the two players to be on the same team ever again.

I know some people might be thinking league of legends is a team game, and it is about working with other people. You are right it is about working with people and getting along, but as everyone knows some people just do not want to be friendly and work together.

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Remlap12232 votes

I'd love something like this, but there is no good way to implement it. That would just either jack the queue times up, or slag people into continuous "infinity queues" from the servers going "oh shit, ban list ban list, abandon ship!"

Jubbinaut2 votes

Basically this. Worse still, it would completely break Ranked, as players ban out people they think are "worse" until nobody can play with any other players at their own MMR.

Le Joo1 votes

Then they would not get to play, if you take the route you essentially weed yourself out of the system so if you did it you couldnt play ranked anyways. So what is the big problem?

The actual only issue it would cause is burn sites would pop up with download caches of user submited players who are terrible(and ergo should not be in ranked to begin with) or are toxic( and no one wants to play with them anyways) It creates an atmosphere where people cant just freely abuse others and they actually get scaled on how good they are(skill/person).

If you are shit=no games If you try to improve=that changes

System of a merit is the only way to go.

Jubbinaut2 votes

That's the problem, though. Hardly anyone would be able to play Ranked. If everyone banned out the players they thought were worse than them (and let's face it: very nearly everyone would, just because they could), it would become virtually impossible for the matchmaker to actually make games.

In fact, if only the majority of players did that, it would mean insane queue times and incredibly lopsided games. Ranked would be unplayable, and meaningless. Or, to put it another way, "broken."

Le Joo1 votes

riot refuses to fix the toxicity problem and they refuse to give a blacklist which would allow players to do the same thing since they refuse to do it. That is like saying we refused to solve world hunger by giving everyone food but we will just take food away from everyone else instead so it is at least fair.

The sad part about blacklisting is it would take their programmer an hour to create it and implement it compared to there 4 years of failed attempted think tank solutions that do nothing except make people more angry. #logic2hardfor5yearolds

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