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It is a "preference" to avoid a player, not a guarantee. Given that you recently proudly bragged that you had a behavior score of one out of 10,000, it is very likely that your matchmaking pool is much smaller than other players' pools due to your behavior.
isn´t this jsut AMAZING! WORTH EVERY PENNYT????
As far as I can tell, the only time I've seen the players I've avoided is on the enemy team.
It's hilarious that RPS is citing this thread from a player (OP) who has proudly bragged about having a behavior score of one out of 10,000.
They also cite that trashblog TheVerge, which conveniently doesn't even have comments or discussion on the articles because then people would be able to point out what a pile of garbage it is.
I've been matched with a player I avoided before and other users have reported being matched with players they have avoided, so either it is not a 100% guarantee or it does not 100% work as advertised, which is basically the same thing but is probably also why Valve has listed it as "experimental."
Jay Castello of RPS copying & pasting the same "ermagerds Volvo is forcing players to pay hurr durr!" as T.C. Sottek of TheVerge is melodramatic trash copying melodramatic trash and it's obvious that neither of them play Dota or have a basic understanding of how matchmaking works. Either that or they have an axe to grind and are intentionally and maliciously leaving out critical information about the matchmaking system for cheap clickbait.