Ranked AFKs Need to Be Punished Faster and More Severely, plus other thoughts
I don't get to play that often and maybe I just have really bad luck, but it is impossible to climb in ranked when 4 out of 9 matches there is either someone who DCs or AFKs. How are there so many people doing this in ranked? This needs to be punished harshly and swiftly so people stop doing it. Here is what happened last night:
GAME 1 - REMAKE Support DC GAME 2 - LOSS AFK ADC after going 0-8, also 3-12 top lane GAME 3 - LOSS Tilted and Played bad GAME 4 - WIN Took a break and played better GAME 5 - LOSS Jungle feeds (1-8) and goes AFK, entire team 4-29 @ 22 min, I was winning lane until their entire fed team came to kill me GAME 6 - LOSS Played bad, acceptable loss GAME 7 - LOSS MID AFK, we were winning pretty easily would have won, player just couldn't handle that he was dying GAME 8 - WIN took a break, Team was pretty good GAME 9 - WIN Yay win streak, almost back where I started in LP.
Basically this means I have to win 100% of my games where it is not a 4 v 5 scenario... That is impossible... Maybe my sample size is too small and I just don't have enough time to play through my bad luck...
Also some other suggestions to make solo/duo ranked better:
- You need at least 5 games with a champ to play them in ranked. This includes full reworked champs.
- The above rule would mean that you need at least 1 champ with 5 games on them from each roll to play ranked
- You shouldn't play with or against anyone more than +/- 2 tier above or below your current ranked level. So if someone is S3, they only play with players that are in S5 through S1.
- You can't duo with anyone more than 2 tiers away from you
- Lane MMRs should be matched not just game MMR, so if I am S2 top lane, I should be matched as close as possible to S2 top lane +/- 2 tiers
- you have to be 16 years old to play ranked
- banning just from ranked is fine, you don't have to ban their entire account, people can still play normals. Ranked needs to feel like a legitimate competitive space.