LOL designers talk about mercy system The number of gifted is still difficult

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Recently, designers in the official forum to interact with the players, talked about the "mercy system." First, what is the "mercy system"? It is reported that a few days ago, the United States to serve players in the official forum to suggest that: "Now the game will be a teammate off the line, then why do we not launch a ' mercy system '?" If someone loses the line, then five of their own people can vote for mercy, if the vote is passed (of course, the other side of the vote), then the end of the game, the party will reduce the loss of the lost (money or qualifying points of victory). "Designer Drevarius also commented on the player's suggestion:" It is a good idea to reduce the 4v5 of a player with fewer players, but we have to deal with it very carefully for the following reasons: When the new system is online to improve the player's gaming experience 　　, we must do all the detailed work to reduce the likelihood that the new system will create new negative game behavior. 　　And if, in the event of a teammate dropping the line, some players know that the other person may have mercy surrender, will they actively encourage their players to be disconnected from the wind to minimise their loss? Moreover, once the system is on the line, the player with a teammate's drop will have the expectation that the other party will start a compassionate surrender. 　　"The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment," if the other person refused to start a pity vote, then the player's mood will be very bad. We have always wanted to improve the gaming experience of 4v5, and of course we will discuss the system internally. However, I also want to listen to players have no other comments. "More players in the League of Heroes, how do you think about the system?" Or for 4V5 's game, what advice do you have to minimize the loss of the player losing the line? Welcome to the message discussion.