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Priority

From Liquipedia Dota 2 Wiki

Priority is a status that determines how quickly the system will match you with other players. All players start at Normal priority by default.

Low Priority

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Low priority is a penalty administered when:

  • A player has abandoned a game multiple times.
  • A player has been reported multiple times.
  • The in-game griefing detection system notices a pattern of bad behavior (ruining games, feeding, AFK-ing, etc).
  • Abandoning a low priority match results in a 20-minute matchmaking ban and counts as an abandon. Second abandon sets to 24 hour matchmaking ban.

Players in low priority will:

  • Have longer than normal queue times.
  • Only be able to queue for unranked Single Draft.
  • Only play matches with other players in low priority.
  • Not receive any item drops.
  • Cause all players in party to enter low priority until they leave the party (They do not share the item drop penalty).
  • Not receive Trophy points.
  • Low Priroty games capped at 5.

Removal

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  • Low priority will be lifted after a set number of games are won.
  • Low priority games must be won to count.

High Priority

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High priority is granted when:

  • A player is returned to queue after a recently failed matchmaking attempt.

Players in high priority will:

  • Have a shorter queue time through higher search priority, depending on the amount of players currently in the match-making.

See also

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