RIOT MAKE A DODGE FUNCTION. PLEASE.
So I queue up for rank ok and I honestly don't mind a few queue dodgers when the afk checks come, so what if it takes a bit longer. I don't think dodging a queue is a big deal so honestly don't think that should be punishable either, but back to the point. we match up, and I'm set as mid. Instantly our great player (role is top) says "Go top. I'm mid. I don't want to lose." Which is one, silly. but also two, I was last pick so if he picked a mid champion there wasn't anything I could do about it. So I say something like "no thanks i'm mid so i'll be mid." and my past matches as lux have been no where near bad so I imagine if he had looked he'd have let me mid. So he kept being insistent so I banned zed, which he had under his intended pick. Then the support goes "you want lux ?" and i said "yeah", thinking they were going to switch me champs so the other team couldnt pick lux. I responded "who do you want"
They say "Lux." and lock in lux -_- At this point I am just thinking that in game is not going to be good, these people don't seem cooperative at all, SO I dodged the queue and closed the client.
But story aside, the point is this, Why punish players for avoiding an experience when the results can and will be worse once in game? If you dodge in game, or afk in game, that has actual consequences. But so what if matchmaking takes a little longer because someone wants to dodge because a team is indicating a lack of cooperation that you kind of need for a team game? Honestly a free dodge button seems like it would probably relieve a lot of tension in game by allowing players to avoid potentially toxic and disastrous in game environments. To control the use of it, if a player used it i dont know, say 5 times in a row, you could just block the dodge button until they play out some number of matches. This way, nobody has to wait for a queue dodge or even a technical issue that can become punishable. In addition, you don't have to deal with people that start to flame in champion select.