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The problem is that the only way to drop out is to mute everyone else. But then, psychologically, it feels like you're losing. Because you're opting out of chat
by apexalpha 5y ago
The problem is that the only way to drop out is to mute everyone else. But then, psychologically, it feels like you're losing. Because you're opting out of chat while the toxic people don't.
What it should be instead is that your teammates, and the opponents can call a vote-mute for team and all-chats. This way you place the toxic person out of the social circle, not yourself.
But I guess you could also just give up, like they're doing now. Although I do want to say that 90% of toxicity happens in teamchat. Not allchat. Your opponents usually don't mind you throwing the game, your team on the other hand...
- X-Cubed 5y agoI find that there are a couple of problems with vote-mute: - the damage has already been done before the vote gets called, and often the mute only applies to subsequent communications, so the initial abusive message still appears in the chat window. - it requires collaboration to solve the problem, when your team is likely too busy playing the game, or don't feel as strongly as you do about the comment that was made.