I just played 3 games of dota and was garbage, and no one flamed me.

Dreadlocks·7/2/2018, 3:43:05 AM·2 votes·2,139 views

I use to play at 3.4k mmr which is like high gold i believe for league.. and my mmr never reset after the 4 years i was away from Dota 2.. I even told the players we would lose because of me. They never flamed ONCE not even a little. i went 1-2 for the day and we actually won the only ranked game i played.. Amazing how different these communities are lol. Hell Dota even has voice chat and they were well-behaved.. Imagine that.

11 Comments

YerroFever7/2/2018, 4:40:51 AM5 votes

DOTA2 has a prisoner's island. That's why you don't face or play with flamers. The low priority queue is huge compared to the normal queue.

http://dota2.gamepedia.com/Low_Priority

Marshbouy7/2/2018, 3:47:38 AM5 votes

I believe it is because people who flame get sent straight to a queue full of other toxic people, but I may be wrong.

Arammus7/2/2018, 4:50:12 AM4 votes

prisoners island is just a good idea. sure dota is smaller than LoL, yet i tend to hear positive things about their community. the last positive thing i heard about the LoL community was a year ago or so and i quote "you can tilt toxic kids and get them punished for being the real asshole loool"

AeroWaffle7/2/2018, 6:19:44 AM4 votes

I had the exact opposite experience. Played a round and when I revealed that I was new to the game I was flamed even before I had the chance to play poorly.

Single digit matches are a poor way to judge a community.

Zombie Gerbil7/2/2018, 5:32:07 AM2 votes

Yea, because they're being punished in their own ways. Different penalties for different games. Plus the amount of players who plays DotA is not all that large

koshkyra7/2/2018, 4:35:36 PM2 votes

I've been playing dota2 for 2-3 months now (installed it after the mage update made me lose hope) and you get flamed for literally everything. Plus, the chat is flooded with words like "retard", "n**ga", "autist/autism" etc.

C9 Rush7/2/2018, 4:35:16 AM1 votes

teach me how to flame [sg-janna]