How will the leaver know when the game is about to end so they can rejoin? Games can last anywhere from 5 minutes to 20+ minutes, it’s impossible to know unless you have a friend in the game.
And it’s not like you can feasibly queue with a friend, troll your team by leaving, and get your friend to tell you if you’re about to win. The vast majority of those games will be losses, and you’ll quickly rack up lengthy bans.
I just don’t see how this can be abused. It only provides leavers with an incentive to undo their penalty by rejoining the game, playing really well and helping their team win. It also accounts for the fact that 2 minutes is kind of short, without allowing for abuse.
What if I’m on DSL and I get a dropout maybe once every few weeks, but it takes 3-4 minutes to reconnect? What if I have a 5 second power outage and it takes a few minutes for my PC to boot up again? Is the answer to never play comp because your internet or power might drop out on rare occasions?
You can’t make the grace period any longer for obvious reasons, but if you come back and help your team win, why should you be banned?
More importantly, if your internet does drop out for a few minutes, what incentive is there to rejoin and help your team win? You’ve already lost 50 SR and copped a 15 minute ban. It just encourages people to go and play something else until their ban is over.