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Hit toxic duos harder

Xurreal·5/9/2018, 8:26:58 AM·3 votes·1,915 views

Duos that play together that have a history of toxicity when playing with one another shouldn't be allowed to play together.

Toxic duos need to stop.

[zombie-nunu-tears]

It's easier to set the mood, and destroy it, with the help of a friend.

Good duos are told in their End of Year review who they're good with. That's encouraging.

What is there in this game that actually discourages negative behavior? You do hand out bans, and thats great and all, but the damage is often done by then.

All of the features and good stuff about this game all take a moot point if you get harassed every time something slightly bad happens, or if you pick a champion that people don't like to see on their teams. Teemo Evelynn

It's really a pathetic experience to have your faith in your top laner shattered because your bottom lane sent them on tilt, not to mention a great way to lose confidence and League Points.

4 Comments

Chermorg5/9/2018, 12:21:35 PM5 votes

See, the system doesn’t particularly care if toxic players are grouped together, because it doesn’t affect their punishment at all. They’ll get punished just as fast if they play together and are toxic as if they don’t play together and are toxic. The goal is always reform and making them normal community members who “play nice” so to speak. This would be harder if you prevented players from grouping - you’d convince them to just make a new account to get around that restriction.

colonel cranc5/10/2018, 4:48:09 AM1 votes

duos in SOLOque need to stop only because i dont have friends shouldnt give me a disadvantage in lol