Why does "toxic" have such a loose meaning now? I think people who call someone "toxic" in game...

Wiggle Dat Butt·Jun 17, 2015·2 votes·329 views

should be perma-banned. They are escalating a situation when there isn't one. The funny part is most people who call someone "toxic" actually START the argument, and talk to someone crazy as hell. Then when they get it back, they act like they are so upset and start throwing the word "toxic" around. Saying that someone is "toxic" is the most "toxic" thing of all, and all you kids who think you are funny using it need to be perma-banned.

4 Comments

ZileanUltJesusOPJun 17, 20152 votes

QQ moar pls

RueianJun 17, 20152 votes

I dont think its something that should be permabanned, but the over use of the word is definitely harmful to the community. Calling a person toxic just feeds into their negativity. For some people it feeds them and makes them want to do it more because they want to be 'toxic', for others it makes them depressed/angry/etc. because the situation even happened in the first place. Them raging, or whatever.

If people want negativity to stop, they need to stop meeting negativity with negativity.

Very Hard EngageJun 17, 20151 votes

riot uses buzz words like "toxic, oppressive, counterplay" etc to justify actions that they take and then proceed to not explain why they're doing it or share their goals for what they want to accomplish. whether they be a champion gutting, or a "we would like to see you guys play XXXX champion in every single game"

so the league has adapted these words to use the same logic and reasoning riot shovels in our face to ask for real balance. or changes which would be the equivalent to what riot has already done in the past.