League of Legends has been around for 9 years

PearPearadox·Oct 9, 2017·1 votes·517 views

And you can still say in the champion select "I'm going to troll this game" and your team can't do anything about it but dodge.

11 Comments

DrugothOct 9, 20171 votes

Or, play the game and report the troll after. If you dodge the game you're technically giving the troll what he wants.

Killer3000189Oct 9, 20172 votes

or riot can give us an option to remake the game before it even starts so we don't have to sit through that

PearPearadoxOct 9, 20171 votes

AMAZING IDEA.

Killer3000189Oct 9, 20171 votes

lol i've been wanting this for the longest time now and they say nothing about these issues in champ select

Kei143Oct 9, 20171 votes

https://nexus.leagueoflegends.com/en-us/2017/02/ask-riot-where-is-butchers-bridge/

Scroll down to the 2nd page.

They've said something, just the priority isn't there.

Killer3000189Oct 9, 20171 votes

ModThe DjinnOct 9, 20172 votes

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or riot can give us an option to remake the game before it even starts so we don't have to sit through that

Not to play Devil's Advocate, but how would you design this system to not be unfair to those who legitimately play uncommon or "weak" champions, those who want to contribute but don't want to play the exact champion their team wants, or premades who just don't like the choices of the other player they're stuck with?

If you can remake a game before it starts, I can see a lot of players abusing that system to get the "ideal" team and, in doing so, really screw over everyone who plays a little off-meta.

Killer3000189Oct 9, 20171 votes

Every system that's made is going to have flaws, i'd rather skip a couple ques than have an asshole hold the g ame hostage and fuck it up whether or not if he gets what he wants

ModThe DjinnOct 9, 20171 votes

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Every system that's made is going to have flaws, i'd rather skip a couple ques than have an asshole hold the g ame hostage and fuck it up whether or not if he gets what he wants

The problem is that it's going to be a lot more than a few queues for a lot of people. Yes, for many of us with wide champion pools who are specifically playing to win it's fine, but for something like a Teemo top one-trick who really just wants to relax and play some Teemo, they could end up taking 20+ minutes to find a game as teams refuse to play with a Teemo top.

Extra true for someone who wants to try something a bit unique, like a Mid Maokai, Top Veigar, or any number of other things that actually work fine in the right context but aren't considered "normal."

It would be REALLY bad for the health of the game, and for a lot of players getting into games. Suddenly refusing to play exactly what your team wants becomes a risk. Suddenly teams see a guy on a ranked losing streak or an off role and refuse to play with him. There's enough problems here I think it's untenable as a solution unless you can address those issues.