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Why is "refusing to communicate" bad?

Dogbroth··1 votes·625 views

I know I'm painting a target on myself, but recently, I've been muting my teammates and the enemy, because I know they'll tilt me, because, well i'm in high bronze/low silver. I usually do better on these games when I mute everyone else and I'm not being distracted by chat, but I still ping but some say it is not enough.

Thoughts?

6 Comments

Magical Player5 votes

You are communicating with you team still. verbal communication is just one way to communicate with you team, you opted for pings isntead You're choosing to not tilt by reading chat, so good on you

GamerThink1 votes

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You are communicating with you team still. verbal communication is just one way to communicate with you team, you opted for pings isntead You're choosing to not tilt by reading chat, so good on you

100% agree. Every good player should learn to communicate with pings, they are fastest way to do that.

Kei1432 votes

"refusing to communicate" is no longer a reportable offense.

I think you are stuck in an old paradigm.

scazzman1 votes

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"refusing to communicate" is no longer a reportable offense.

I think you are stuck in an old paradigm.

it should be

Dogbroth1 votes

Oh alright, I never checked but in one of my games, my teammate at the end of the game said "report for no communicate" so I thought it was still there

Poro Snax1 votes

Pings** are **communication if you actually do ping efficiently. If you don't let your teammates know in advance then you should try, it helps them out to know why you may not be typing c:

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