This often gets pitched as idea for dealing with toxic players in mmo's and the like, usually described as "prisoners island".
I have never seen it implemented though. The designers usually give reasons like.
"Well, in discussions we commonly refer to this as the Prisoner's Island idea--basically, all the negative toxic players get lumped together on their own island and get matchmade with each other.
there's a lot of potential discussion points that are just difficult to predict. For example, we know that toxic players tend to experience more toxicity because their teammates or opponents reciprocate their toxicity--that means on Prisoner's Island, the average game is going to be horrendously toxic to the point that the players might just quit (or create smurfs and wreck havoc on low level players)."
Same ideas on here more or less. Still I would be interested to see what it is actually like. I doubt it will be implemented here though. _________________ She's dead, wrapped in plastic.
Justice is not a frivolous thing, Simpson. It has little if anything to do with a disobedient whale.
They do that on Dota2. Reported players are sent to a separate "low priority" server where they only play against other reported players. Needless to say it's so shitty people actively try to be nice just to avoid getting sent to that shithole.
Needless to say I'm scheduled to leave from there in a couple of years after my 5010239 reports for insults and abuse are cleared.
They do that on Dota2. Reported players are sent to a separate "low priority" server where they only play against other reported players. Needless to say it's so shitty people actively try to be nice just to avoid getting sent to that shithole.
Needless to say I'm scheduled to leave from there in a couple of years after my 5010239 reports for insults and abuse are cleared.
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