My Thoughts on Bullying and How it can be Prevented in League of Legends

Hello everyone, my name is ZeroandBosS, a 15 year old homosexual male gamer and i'm here to speak on behalf of the major bullying acts in League of Legends.

To begin with bullying The Tribunal system has done wonders to the League of Legends community. It's done great things on punishing those who have bullied others. But, what about the people who harass multiple people, in multiple incidents, that have never even been chat restricted?

Banning I believe banning should be more of a common core concept in League of Legends. It's a simple method that would prevent bullying in a great amount of ways by just looking at the name "Ban." These people would stop bullying other innocent bystanders in League of Legends, otherwise they would get permanently banned. This is something that should be used more often, now I know Riot is currently working on it, but could they please hurry it up? We need backup right away.

Chat Restrictions Okay, chat restrictions have done many things in the past and will be doing more in the future. However, I believe Riot is doing some lazy work in the League of Legends chat restriction method. You're only restricting them IN GAME. Not in private messages, not in pre game lobby, and not in after game lobby. Some famous remarks from multiple people would be stuff such as

"Wtf you noob." "I called it first." "Kill yourself." And, many more harmful words that have been used on our League of Legends members.

PVP Restriction Method Another great method that could be used in League of Legends, would be banning people who would play with other people in PvP. Where they could play with bots, and possibly stop even talking in total reality. This is a new method made by me, and I hope it may work if it's used in the future.

Thank You Thank you everyone for reading my post! Upvote and get this bumped please, so we could stop bullying altogether.

"Every second counts, it just matters how you use it." ~ Ekko (So people will think about their mistakes.)