I was thinking that banning a player for bad behavior does not make his behavior better, he just create a new account and do the same. So if you want to make him pay for his behavior just let him play with bots(or a minigame that will not consist from real players) and practise his skills. He could be punished with like 2000 tribunal contribution +200hours bot play to unlock his account.Just thoughts.Voluntary work power :D!!!!
Colgate Gator4 votesI don't agree.
Not only the have to create an account from the ground once again, but with how agressive the system is becoming towards toxic people, and the salt they will acumulate, they will keep being banned over and over until they either decide to fix their attitude or just find themselves unable to have a proper account.
KirynDawn1 votesYeah that's how I view things too. Riot tricks us with these statistics (People lose 67% more games if they cuss at teammates). (I made up the statistic)
But what Riot probably realizes but fails to acknowledge is that 67% of the time people who are already losing or had loss already cuss at teammates.
Then them getting punished for blowing off steam (I'm referring to cussing not verbal abuse specifically) causes more rage.
SexyTaylorSwift2 votesActually, you can solve the "toxic" problem by simply punishing trolls. 95% of the "toxicity" I have seen in my games have been a result of someone locking mid with last pick when we already have a mid, someone afking because they gave first blood, someone running down mid and ending 0-12-0 with 5 dorian rings, or someone that is 0-5 Yasuo that dives 1v4 for no reason. Trying to fix the "toxicity" problem the way they are, is like fixing global warming by buying an air conditioner.
jDVL20eCYs1 voteswhy this hate? let the people be free. everything is meant to be chaos, that just how everything works
JAGMAG1 votesthese eu kids
jDVL20eCYs1 votesjelouse american is mad
JAGMAG1 votesjealous* and no i just find it funny someone from eu (the most toxic region by far) wants bans to be done away with
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JAGMAG1 votessame*
jDVL20eCYs1 voteswhat the fuck how could that get removed or art that was sexuall. was fucking no art.. the reports are real
JAGMAG2 votesstay salty eu fan boi
jDVL20eCYs1 votesgot eat some anilin
JAGMAG1 votesdoes it go good with salt?
jDVL20eCYs1 votesyes the salt cesuimflorid
JAGMAG2 voteshave fun with that eu garbage
jDVL20eCYs1 votes<3
denzel777x1 votesI do like the new system, as I've dealt with far less toxic people. That being said, I've seen a few posts where it seems like people are just getting banned for being annoying towards teams, or people who are showing frustration towards teammates. I don't understand how Riot expects people to be perfect all the time. I do think extremely toxic people deserve bans, but too many cases I've seen seem to warrant chat restrictions rather than bans. What are your guys thoughts?
qetzel1 votesThe speed of response gives the player a better chance at reforming - one of the problems with the old system was that people had forgotten their games, or their perceptions had been warped. The new system lets you know much sooner.
Also, 15 minutes! They aren't going to get a chance to play more than 2 games on a new account if they get punished that quickly (And they punish newer players much more harshly - see the case of the Akali player being rude about himself).
djjomon1 votesThat's a problem Riot's facing: punishing deserving players vs encouraging them to improve their attitude. It's easier to do the first. But you're right, and too many don't see it (hence the downvote).
Bans are necessary, but they might not encourage improvement
SergeantSnugglez1 votesHow would that stop him from creating another account?
