People should get permabanned for playing ranked while intoxicated.

JoeVu··7 votes·432 views

Fucking annoyance.

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Deep Terror Nami6 votes

It definitely sucks when someone decides to play a competitive multiplayer game when they are intoxicated and playing significantly worse than they would otherwise, but how are you going to go about proving they are to justify the ban? People say they are when they aren't, and people play bad either way.

JoeVu1 votes

Think of it as a metaphorical sense then.

Vizulix4 votes

Yeah I agree. Though a permanent ban is a little harsh. I think a 2 week suspension would do. Also please ban people who are playing ranked while high. I've had my Promos ruined by a guy who was high.

Hethalean2 votes

If you want this, it needs to extend to any mind altering affects which include but are not limited to: Being tired (studies have shown your decision making and reactions are much worse when really tired than when drunk) Being emotional (aka tilted. You will NOT be on your game) Being high. Too happy Too sad Too angry A flamer (this is already punishable, but as it has way more than a double effect than the above since you aren't on your top form, and you are ACTIVELY making at least 1-4 other people not their top form, it should be skyrocketed in it's punishment tier if we want to do this) etc

All of the above will affect your gameplay, and it is likely that it will not affect it in such a way that positively affects your win rate.

Magical Player1 votes

Prove it

fatherdarius1 votes

Matchmade Interlock Device (Like the ignition interlock device for automobiles)?

You have to blow into a tube connected to your PC to prove you aren't above .08 BrAC before you can start a match.

Wouldn't do much for the THC-heads though.

Magical Player3 votes

Whose going to pay for it?

fatherdarius1 votes

Obama? :P :D

Magical Player1 votes

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Obama? :P :D

There you go idea impractical

Picanha961 votes

Playing poorly unintentionally is even lower in the responsibility metter than negligence.

Do we jail people when caught driving intoxicated?

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