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Tribunal: Post Game Chat

SweetMasterAce·12/10/2014, 7:37:34 AM·3 votes·927 views

One of the most pervasive problems I've noticed in LoL is the issue of opposing teams having to take your word for it when you tell them someone on your team is/was being toxic. The player can be extremely vitriolic in team chat but act like an innocent little angel in All chat. This gets even worse when the toxic player you're requesting a report for is in game with a duo partner or even a group of friends who vouch for him/her and manage to turn the entire enemy team against you too simply by virtue of having strength in numbers.

Why not allow both teams the ability to view the entire chat logs during the post game lobby? This way, all necessary evidence for opponents to make their choice on whether or not to report a player is available, and nobody can say "He didn't seem toxic to me (in all chat)."

TL;DR: allow both teams to view each others' chat logs to make reporting toxic players easier.

4 Comments

AthenasVendetta12/10/2014, 11:15:43 AM1 votes

That would help, but in the end the question comes "Is the people reporting being honest? Or just abusing the system to drop players into lower teirs or hoping to get them chat restricted?

I am hoping that riot saw this before they made the system live.

Drakoniak12/10/2014, 11:57:43 AM1 votes

Rofl there is no way to fix this :D butthurt teammates qq about my draven top rocking but they feed hard then blame me.

Rofl :D midlane goes like 3/13 qqs is my fault for picking draven top (which has more kills than anyone else).

Drunkèn Master12/10/2014, 12:41:51 PM1 votes

I think they should reinstate the tribunal, using a over all, low filtered system to be the end all be all, to report and LP grow this plain lazy. There definitely needs to be a better way to get afks, leavers, constant dcers and over all low skilled players, that dont care to get better, queueing up with each other...