FORCING players to sign an agreement to not drop from games after an error in the game is insulting!

Mymanaburns·Dec 13, 2015·3 votes·285 views

I find it extremely insulting that you would make me sign an agreement, "not to drop from a game," after it was your game that bugged out and made me miss the first half of my match. Not only did you waste my time and negatively impact my record but then you insult me. I recommend finding another way to address issues you have with people dropping from games. Maybe, you can have people sign that form before they play, so you don't falsely accuse them of something they didn't do. Unless you are completely sure it was the players fault they did not participate in the game, FORCING them sign that agreement when they may have encountered technical issues that could have easily occurred on your end, is uncalled for and rude.

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3 Comments

Awkward CouchDec 13, 20151 votes

You don't get the "I agree to not drop a game" popup after one game. If this has been a reoccuring issue, then you need to either make sure your computer is clean and running properly, or you need to repair your league client.

MymanaburnsDec 17, 20151 votes

Strange...I got the pop-up after one game. I don't think I have ever dropped from a game. Also, I played the game in which I recieved the pop-up. There was just a glitch in the program that left me stuck in the loading screen for several minutes after the game began, even though my computer had finished loading first. I have never had any issues with the game before and my computer is pretty clean. I just recently built the computer and it has almost no software on it. It felt a lot more like the server dropped me than anything else. The error was frustrating... and then to get that dumb message. I really think there are much classier ways to deal with your users. Personally, I would have liked someone showing a little concern rather than some rude message. I would suggest changing that pop-up into a short user questionnaire about potential causes so you can address problems more accurately. This, to me, seams like a lot more reasonable and productive course of action. Maybe you could get some useful data rather than aggravating your users.

SmokedAlmondsDec 17, 20152 votes

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You don't get the "I agree to not drop a game" popup after one game. If this has been a reoccuring issue, then you need to either make sure your computer is clean and running properly, or you need to repair your league client.

This is incorrect. It is actually the opposite. The warning happens the first time a leave happens on each account.