Before I get into the heart of the post, I'm trying to track an issue that might be affecting our e-mail system. The bans from today were based off the audits by Player Behavior and Justice team looking for toxic behavior. If you didn't get an e-mail I would double check your account settings to ensure that your account e-mail address is up to date. It's also possible the e-mail may have been sent to your spam or junk folder. The e-mail itself should be easy to spot, it explains the ban and contains a picture of Kayle on it. It however, does not contain chat logs of the games which may have gotten a player in trouble. The chat logs are part of the "reform card" feature which won't return until the Tribunal is back online.
Everyone that was banned is welcome to submit a ticket to support, and the kind of response below is what you'll end up with if you do. With that said. These audits can cause some delay in us getting back in a timely manner, so bear with us as we work on getting to you.
In the meantime I went ahead and looked up some of the cases you guys mentioned might be false positives. False positives are the last thing we want to do here, it's very important that our systems are accurate and target toxic behavior appropriately.
Detained, A string of games a little over a week ago brought you to the attention of our auditing system. Some of the offenses noted were telling other players they have "downs", implying terrible things about a team mates' mother, demanding that your lane opponent talk to you in a very harsh and demeaning manner, and repeated claims that you were going to AFK at any second because team mates didn't play up to your expected level of ability.
Meta Melt Razec, Unlike a lot of other players you were not flagged for name calling, or threatening other players, but multiple behaviors were still detected which were not acceptable. There are more than a few occasions noted of not being able to work with your team mates in character selection and either threatening others to get what you want, or ignoring pick order and just auto locking in. In addition you argue, a lot. Not the juvenile "i'm going to %^(& your mom" kind of arguing. But the kind that is extremely aggressive, blames teammates and constantly deflects blame. Keep in mind people play League to have fun, not to be berated by others. I'd say the plus side in all of this is that avoiding bans in the future will be super easy. First, be nice in Champion select. Keep in mind, sometimes you won't get the role you're best at. It's the way the cookie crumbles and we all deal with it. Next, just avoid chatting; especially if you really start to feel you're typing furiously. It's not helping you win, it's not helping your team mates play better. All it's doing is pissing them off and distracting you from the game.
Dwizzle69, Your case is similar to Meta Melt Razec. It's not that you're calling people names, it's that your constantly arguing and fighting with other players. On one side of the spectrum you're pointing out every mistake they make and nitpicking their choices after the fact; on the other side you're calling team mates stupid and bad when they don't perform well. While you don't do this ALL the time, the system is seeing this in more than just a couple of games. Again, like Meta you're going to be in a good spot if you can just hold back from the needless arguments and bickering in the game.
JackTheBlak, I'm sorry but you were permanently banned from League of Legends; something that is reserved for very high offenders. Compared to the previous two players the frequency of your toxic behavior is simply off the charts. The system repeatedly saw you berating and griefing others. This included questioning players' sexual partner preferences, diagnosing other players with "downie syndrome" as well as trolling in champion select.
