Low-Priority matches for CSGO?

[Bonji]

This idea originally originated from Dota, but I believe it can be implemented in CS. Essentially, in Dota, if you leave enough matches, you get moved to a place called the "Low-Priority" pool. In that pool, theres a substantial collection of people who have either crappy internet, or people who run off when a match begins.

TL:DR: The system flags players for unsportsmanship/ bad behavior and matches these people up with people of their... "similar playstyle". In CS:GO, this can be used for players who abandon early/ people who have been reported enough times.

As a reward for trolling, the trolls get matched up with their troll brothers in future matches.

Temporary bans won't get the job done; they will still come back. We need something that marks the word SHAME on their forheads, like a symbol. Anyone else think that this is a good idea?

[Donnie Azoff]

Agree. Going to low priority should give you a tag in front of your name saying "DIRTY CASUAL".

Even after leaving LPQ it should remain. Then you could pay $5 to get it removed. The first ten times a DIRTY CASUAL is killed their killer should get 50 cents in their Steam Wallet.

[Bonji]

In game currency, maybe, Steam wallet, no. If Steam Wallet was involved with this process, then DIRTY CASUALS would abuse that system and git mony.

Originally posted by James W.:

Agree. Going to low priority should give you a tag in front of your name saying "DIRTY CASUAL".

Even after leaving LPQ it should remain. Then you could pay $5 to get it removed. The first ten times a DIRTY CASUAL is killed their killer should get 50 cents in their Steam Wallet.

[Donnie Azoff]

The only way to abuse it is to get $5 to permanently get the tag dirty casual. And then, you would already have paid $15 for the game.

People buy guns for hundreds of dollars. Most people would be willing to give up $5 for a clean tag.

[Donnie Azoff]

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[LowlyPatzer]

Originally posted by James W.:

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