Create a algorithm to stop from queuing up with someone that you just reported.

II Aegis II·8/26/2019, 8:43:09 PM·2 votes·2,477 views

I just played a game where I was called a homosexual slur intended to be derogatory. I reported the player and was queued up with them again next game. This shouldn't happen. Any possibility of changing this so we can't queue up with someone who we just reported?

19 Comments

rujitra8/26/2019, 8:51:49 PM4 votes

You do not get to alter matchmaking. Period.

Telephone Booth8/26/2019, 9:48:47 PM3 votes

No they wont do that. Apparently, altering matchmaking can be abused and cause all sorts of problems.

AJStarhiker8/26/2019, 11:09:59 PM2 votes

The problem with allowing blacklists for matchmaking is that it's not just your list that needs to be considered. There are 9 other lists that have to be considered. And the more people blacklisted, the harder it becomes to find acceptable players close to your skill level.

As far as avoiding having a player in your next game... just wait a few minutes before jumping back in. Grab a snack, run to the bathroom, or even just get up and walk around for a bit. Odds are, you'll never see the guy again and you'll also give yourself some space to detilt.

Little Miss Mage8/28/2019, 2:11:52 AM2 votes

Because Riot doesn't want to repeat Blizzard's mistake:

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/06/22/overwatch-avoid-this-player/

Beerstein8/26/2019, 8:44:25 PM1 votes

Algorithm implies much more complexity than is needed. Sadly, still not happening because #smallindiecompany

Have had some interesting experiences with reported people in 2 games in a row, usually inting etc. Never good for sure.

DBS Ronovon8/27/2019, 1:28:38 AM1 votes

lol this has happened to me many times.

If you lose honor from a chat ban, you get put in another queue pool with other shitheads.

Git Gud.