Why do you get a matchmaking ban for leaving a 1v1 game early?
Posted Jun 24, 2023, 1:09 PM UTC
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Because if you didnt you could tank your 1s rank for the purpose of smurfing in no time at all.
Just put in detection for that?
Why do you think you cant FF till 3:30?
People seem to think implementing other things that fit how they want the game to run is simple, it often isnt.
It's really not hard. Not implementing smurf detection is laziness.
What do you really think is hard about looking at how often people quit 1v1 games straight away vs the average? Anyone way above that average is trying to derank, it's not hard. You're just making things up to suit your view.
Am I? How exactly?
So you want a department dedicated to the detection of smurfs? Spending all day going through peoples play histories, tens of thousands of people a day playing multiple games across multiple regions?