AFKers Should Be Matched With AFKers

Zacster·May 4, 2016·5 votes·354 views

Players who AFK regularly should be placed with other players who AFK regularly. Same goes for players who feed, and for those who are reported for being toxic.

7 Comments

LionFromTheEastMay 4, 20162 votes

Man, I was just queued with a AFK'er three times in a row. Like, people may not be feeling it, but it takes a lot of time to play one game. I just got demoted again from S3 to S4 due to these three games and it hurts. I have a lot of time and energy invested in trying to make myself better, just to be queued with people that don't really care. This is the real issue. Forget the new skins, champions, and icons, help the community! I can't fathom why I can't be reimbursed for games like this. I know small fries like me can't get a lot of attention but I'm trying hard here. . . I've been silver for two seasons straight because of the same issue.

Umbra ZMay 4, 20161 votes

Sometimes shit happens and your tilted which makes you feed or toxic or something important comes up and you have to leave the game or your drunk and feed cuz you cant see shit <ive seen a few people do it.>

ZacsterMay 4, 20161 votes

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Sometimes shit happens and your tilted which makes you feed or toxic or something important comes up and you have to leave the game or your drunk and feed cuz you cant see shit <ive seen a few people do it.>

I said players who do this regularly.

IcyPepperMay 4, 20161 votes

Riot has addressed this before and stated that they will not do a "Prisoner's Island" scenario.

SleëpyMay 5, 20161 votes

man that sucks. It would really show those AFK'ers what it feels like to have one of them on your team.

IcyPepperMay 5, 20161 votes

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man that sucks. It would really show those AFK'ers what it feels like to have one of them on your team.

Not really.

If you look around, there should be a Rioter post about it somewhere deep in the forums. But Riot... doesn't really adapt the "show them what it feels like" approach when it comes to reform.