Muting someone in-game should also mute them in the post-game lobby.

Dilapidated·7/28/2017, 1:16:55 AM·66 votes·1,442 views

I feel like if you mute someone in-game, chances are, you don't want to hear from them in post-game lobby. This problem has been a major issue for a long time. You basically mute someone in-game because you don't want to hear from them and they nothing productive to say. Would they have something productive to say in the post-game lobby? Probably not. So please riot, it would be nice to make it so the muted person stays muted entirely, not just in-game, but in the post-game lobby.

23 Comments

zPOOPz7/28/2017, 2:12:26 AM7 votes

Absolutely! Many a time I dread going into post game screen since I KNOW the guy who can't stop typing that I muted is going to keep mouthing off in post game select that I cannot mute.

Liquid Poro 7/28/2017, 3:55:41 AM5 votes

YES

Bot With Dumbass7/28/2017, 1:48:04 AM5 votes

yes omg

Bike Terror7/28/2017, 10:56:03 AM3 votes

Buff safe space please.

lolibus7/28/2017, 12:19:37 PM2 votes

It would be a good idea to be able to disable chat in general like in HotS.

TiltoverEnforcer7/28/2017, 7:48:31 AM2 votes

I definitely agree with this, but with the current system I find it easiest to just go straight to the advanced stats page, or to just immediately leave the post-game lobby.

Sure, I can imagine you might want to talk to the other players in the post-game lobby, but I usually don't, so it works for me. Just my two cents.

Dream High7/28/2017, 11:58:59 AM2 votes

Honestly why is this needed? Most the time i have a look at the post game stats ans move on, maybe say gg.

TheDonar7/28/2017, 3:08:38 PM2 votes

It's not a bad idea, but it wouldn't really change anything for me. I normally say nothing more than 'gg' or 'ggwp' in post game and check stats if I feel like it (even then, I can look at match history later).

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BØLT7/28/2017, 10:11:47 PM1 votes

THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN. and also I'd like to mute **everyone's **mastery emotes permanently.

RIOT PLS.

Synnx77/28/2017, 11:56:03 AM1 votes

If they'd even consider this it'll take 6-7 patches to implement without bugs