One question we saw players ask was, “Does the Bench cause teams to be ‘better’ on average, with more high-winrate champions per team?” The short answer is no. We think this is because players are more likely to find a champion they’re willing to play. One welcome side benefit is that we saw ARAM queue dodge rates drop by about half. We’re quite pleased with the reception of the Bench and the larger Free to Play pool. Now that the waters have settled, we’re here share how these changes went: What was good, what wasn’t, and what we learned-and which of the changes are here to stay. further refinement of penalties for extreme offenders of all kinds, and improvement on AFK, Intentional Feeding, and Verbal Abuse detection.Last month we talked about the new features and gameplay updates headed to ARAM during the Curse of the Drowned event.
Again, we don’t want to overly punish players who have rare disconnects out of their control, but we've learned that repeat AFKs/leaves are relatively rare and tied pretty directly to game-ruining behavior.” “We’ve been assessing penalties for players repeatedly AFKing or leaving games. Likewise, the amount of LP lost after being AFK in each game will have a new Tiers system, which will escalate depending on your number of penalized games, so if you leave AFK, your level will go up, and if you play a complete game, it will decrease. The second is a longer-term effort to address the underlying reasons for dodging in the first place.” AFKsĪs with dodging cases, from now on there will be more severe punishments for all those who abuse being AFK within a game, increasing game suspensions from a few minutes to a maximum of two weeks. The first approach is to immediately address the escalation of these behaviors via stronger penalties. “We're partnering with Compet to address growing issues with dodging and match quality.
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