I don't agree with this rule change. Not quite sure I fully understand the implications of such change, but as far as I get it, it could only lead to some sort of opportunism or no impact at all.
First of all, I really don't see the point of playing a 4v3 game. Even if it is fair now with 4v3, since the 4-players team can be weak compared to the other team, it takes all the fun part away.
Also, if chances were pretty equal before a player disconnected, and that player was a dead lane, the 3-players team is highly advantaged now. Hence the opportunism I was talking about.
Finally, if the team losing a player to disconnection was already in a bad spot, this rule change won't do much. They will either want to draw or not, no matter their decision, the new rule wouldn't bring any new fairness.
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I simply think that players should have the manners of admitting they lost a game and to forfeit it when it was very very likely they would lose. Some people may think I am a idealist, they are probably right, but I think it all starts from ourselves.
Gandhi wrote:We but mirror the world. [...] If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change.