Hello all!So, my suggestions is as follows:1. only 1600+ (psr) players are able to host ladder dota games2. several autohosted ladder games are created with different game modes for "noobs", to give them a chance to increase their PSR. these games can only be accesed by <1600 PSR players - to keep them "noobs only"3. balance be a MUST on all ladder games."noobs" would still be able to host custom dota games, but not ladder.noobs would be able to join and play ladder dota game hosted by an 1600+ player, if host allows it.noobs would not be able to exploit the "reserved slot" that cannot be kicked and it's not getting ban on leave.more to come, if idea is welcomed.
I don't see the reason why noobs couldn't host a ladder game. Can you explain me why?
It's kinda stupid... There are many noobs on this server, so what should they do if they can't host?
Quote from: Astaroth on July 28, 2011, 13:34I don't see the reason why noobs couldn't host a ladder game. Can you explain me why?well, the reason behind this is competence. by very definition, a "noob" is a person new to the system. In this particular case, DotA. so this is a person that does not have a deep knowledge of the game, the mecanics, the overall DotA environment. thus, how can such a person be qualified to make "host" decisions (eg: team makeup, game latency, mute/unmute, and so on).in other words, he is morally disqualified from taking a position of "power" by the very same fact that makes him be deemed as a "noob"I presented the alternative of autohosting as a suggestion to cover this gap. so, a noob can join whatever ladder game mode he wishes, gather experience, learn, and get "wiser".the measurement of "wisdom" would be PSR in this instance. and it would be a very fair measurement system; somebody who trully understands the way things work, get's better and wins games -> increasing PSR. After a threshold, that person is deemed competent enough to host, and make host-like decisions.I hope I managed to answer the question. Keep in mind that this is MY perspective, not the ultimate truth.
...the measurement of "wisdom" would be PSR ...