Dodging refers to the act of leaving the champion selection lobby before a match begins. This is typically done by closing the game client, or by not selecting a champion until the timer runs out. Queue dodging has various implications and reasons behind it.
There are strategic reasons behind dodging. Understanding these can help you decide when it might be a good idea to dodge a lobby to save your rank and have a better gaming experience. Here are some key reasons players dodge queues:
From immediate penalties like losing League Points (LP) and facing time-outs, to longer-term impacts on matchmaking and player reputation, understanding these consequences is crucial. This knowledge helps players weigh the pros and cons of dodging a match. Here's a look at what happens when you decide to dodge a queue:
Some players use queue dodging strategically to avoid games that seem unfavorable from the start, as the LP loss from dodging is often less than the potential loss from a defeat. However, excessive dodging leads to increased penalties and can be frustrating for other players.
Queue dodging is a tool that players can use in various situations, but it should be done thoughtfully, considering the potential penalties.
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