Solution to "Your Team Mates Ban Your Champion".

PookeyTheCat·11/30/2016, 5:59:06 PM·1 votes·1,180 views

When this happens it feels so unfair, because you either troll them back and get punished (worse for you than for the other guy), or you let it slide and play anyways with another champion and let that dick get away with it.

The solution is easy: Make a report button at the champion select, which also makes the following happen:

If you win that game, the one who trolled you gets 0LP (or if we're harsher he loses the LP that he would lose for dodging the game ), while the rest get normal amount. If you lose that game the guy loses double the amount of LP he would have lost (so if he lost 20LP, he loses 40LP).

This will present the troller with option to waste his time and lose LP, or to dodge and lose LP - there is no way out of it. Knowing this the one who wants to ban your champion because he doesn't like it, will not resorst to such actions to begin with. Remember people do this just because they can get away with it.

Continuing now... if the guy accumulates a certain amount of such reports, he gets perma-banned for toxicity. The system would only trigger if your team mate banned a champion that you selected and got reported.

If this doesn't hit live, we'll know that RIOT encourages this type of behaviour.

Now, addressing some of incoming comments: "Then just don't show the champion you want to play" - my answer is: "some people have champions name or something relating that champion in their summoner name."

I did think your concerns in advance - you won't surprise me with your sudden flash of wisdom in comments. Whatever the sacrifice there is - it's worth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi8QqTk1e_M&list=PL73F506680ACE8C54&index=2

"...But before you I go, there's just one thing you should know

You can cry me a river, cry me a river of tears Yeah, you can cry all you like but it won't change my mind..." :D

30 Comments

GigglesO11/30/2016, 6:07:46 PM5 votes

Sometimes it isn't about banning it from your team, it's removing it from first pick from the enemy.

redniwediS11/30/2016, 6:08:39 PM2 votes

I'd rather just have a confirmation button pop up when someone is about to ban a champion chosen by an ally. Technically speaking if they still went about banning your champion, and said nothing, they were not communicating. There is a report option for that already, even though this case would likely be a lesser offense than what is normal for that particular report.

ReaperSheeper11/30/2016, 6:24:25 PM2 votes

Well what happens if you do it on accident, because i know i have before.

PookeyTheCat11/30/2016, 6:02:44 PM1 votes

If you don't want to play with some player, or you don't want to have certain champion on your team, it's you not the other guy who should be dodging.

zlumpy11/30/2016, 7:42:07 PM1 votes

Learn to play multiple champions?