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Not to mention the ease that that feature can be abused. What’s to stop the opposing team from just vote kicking the top players on your team? I spent my entir
by McAtNite 7y ago
Not to mention the ease that that feature can be abused. What’s to stop the opposing team from just vote kicking the top players on your team?
I spent my entire middle school life playing Starcraft. When SC2 came out the same rush tactics I learned in SC1 worked. I was often accused of hacking simply because I had years of experience tweaking the fastest build method.
- smabie 7y agoAssuming you need a majority to ban and teams are equal, everything?
- vitaflo 7y ago>Not to mention the ease that that feature can be abused. What’s to stop the opposing team from just vote kicking the top players on your team? This is exactly what happened when they had this feature in Overwatch. One of the top (legit) Widow players could not find a game because everyone he played against vote banned him from their games. He was basically unable to play the game because he was too good at it.
- bsder 7y agoSure, but you have to expect that. So, you look at the votebans, and you zap the people doing it unfairly. Or, even better, a voteban, legitimate or not, always costs you something--so you think twice before swinging the hammer. These systems always seem to fail because there is no accountability. You can't allow actions without accountability for those same actions. The problem is that accountability means involving humans and humans don't scale.
- celticmusic 7y agopeople didn't want to play with him, I don't see the problem.
- freeopinion 7y agoI hear ya. Everytime I show up at the elementary school basketball court down the street, all the little kids complain about my skills. They never let me play.
- 15155 7y agoI've seen this handled by not allowing the enemy team to initiate a votekick/voteban against a member of the other team. This method has problems, but those could be rectified later via human moderation and other means.