Valorant players are split on whether taking control of AFK players’ bodies should be a feature in the game. Some suggest creative alternatives to tackle the issue.
Summary
- Allowing control of AFK players may lead to competitive imbalances.
- Previous experiences in other games show potential for misuse and toxicity.
- Boosting, smurfing, and MMR issues already plague Valorant ranked matches.
Solutions and Concerns
Some players argue against taking control of AFK bodies due to potential exploits. They fear scenarios where players manipulate the system for personal gain. This could exacerbate existing problems like boosting and smurfing, making the ranked experience even more frustrating.
Alternative Approaches
Others propose alternative solutions, such as dropping the gun of AFK players upon disconnect or redistributing their money to the team. These ideas aim to address the issue without introducing the potential for abuse that controlling AFK bodies may bring.
Community Feedback
While the sentiment leans towards rejecting the idea of taking control of AFK players, some users acknowledge the need for improvements in handling disconnected teammates. Suggestions range from canceling the game with reduced penalties to redistributing resources to the team.
