Muting a player should follow into post game lobby

SenseiEvans·11/10/2018, 6:02:36 PM·31 votes·13,267 views

Basically title. Riot's only response to dealing with toxic players is to mute them. As such, the mute should follow into post game so that they can't continue the harassment in post game where they can't be muted. While I'm at it, here's an idea, muting a player should follow through to future games. Many a time have I had a player I needed to mute, reported and queue'd right after game, and was in game with them again.

24 Comments

Eryl Fauna11/10/2018, 6:35:51 PM12 votes

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R107 Games11/10/2018, 6:35:07 PM5 votes

Simply ignore that player through post game lobby, and riot wouldn't need to waste their time making such a feature.

Its not that hard.

TheLegendaddy11/11/2018, 6:46:40 AM4 votes

it would be nice to be able to toggle the post game chat entirely

Witchy Wench11/11/2018, 2:40:20 AM3 votes

Why, because you play bad, get called bad, mute the player that called you bad because you don't want to hear it, and then are reminded you're bad in lobby, and then they leave and get the last word in, so you're tilted?

Negage11/10/2018, 11:52:22 PM2 votes

I don't think it should follow for the reasoning that if they happen to be toxic in the end game lobby as well as in-game, you can have more of a reason to report them, letting them know that they were also toxic in post-game. But that's just my opinion.

Had a guy who was hella toxic in post game, (verbal abuse, hate speech etc..) and I reported him and mentioned it in the report. Two minutes went by and I got that instant feedback. :)

Sorry that you had to deal with a toxic person. But the fact that you got matched up with them RIGHT after is more unfortunate. I find that if you report a toxic person, you usually don't get matched with them.

Eleshakai11/10/2018, 7:12:18 PM2 votes

I believe the intent is that Riot wants people to have a second chance. You mute them, the game is over, and the next time you run into them(unless its like the next game) if they're not toxic then you get to have a normal game, probably not even recognizing that you ran into them previously.

When was the last time you EVER went and removed anyone off your block list? In any service or game, not just LoL.

Do you really believe every person you had one negative interaction is horrible all the time? Because I don't. People have bad days.

Jennifer42011/10/2018, 7:12:25 PM2 votes

that would require riot to actually work on the client. so its very unlikely we get this or honor enemys back.

lets face it. we alrdy had "honor enemy" riot just has to copy paste the code and tweek it a bit so it fits the new system. something your average student would do for you in 1 day if you pay him some junkfood for his work. but obviously riot is not interested in working on the client. the "new client" is worse than the old one when it comes to things like functionality and speed

JohnnyNeverSins11/11/2018, 1:11:28 PM2 votes

We keep telling them,they keep ignoring us,typical piece of shit communication between riot and the community.

Bansheenoir11/10/2018, 10:36:17 PM1 votes

Sounds like something hard for Rito.

Sorin Alucard11/11/2018, 6:35:43 PM1 votes

I support this idea for pre and post game

DeracadaVenom11/11/2018, 4:14:22 AM1 votes

THANK you