Telling people to uninstall

Epitome of Noob·11/14/2013, 9:21:47 PM·1 votes·1,236 views

Seriously what is it with people telling people to uninstall based on skill level, or even perceived skill level? If anyone needs to uninstall, it's those people. At least permaban them, so they leave LoL and go troll elsewhere. (the attached pictures are from a LoL group on Facebook where this guy is a supreme douchebag)

8 Comments

Denavai11/18/2013, 7:14:23 AM2 votes

IMO: The warning system is weak. Riot should deny these players any Influence points for an extended period of time atop of restricting their chat. Maybe then these children would recognize the consequences of their speech. FE: 1: Warning, no IP for 1 week. 2: Serious Warning, a month.

3: Temp ban, and no IP for three months. Most of these players don't make any purchases at all, to restrict their progress would influence their practice. It just makes more sense to work the game mechanics this way, and if my idea is too harsh. Riot could utilize the honor / report system further. To where you gain more influence based on honor, and to have a "warning" would reset this...

FE: You need a minimal of 100 conduct honor. All honor adds towards conduct and ea player is initially given the cap... Stacking reports against a player reduces their conduct, and receiving friend and teamwork boosts it. If you've bad conduct you receive no influence points... Say under 50... idk, but what I do know a better system could be made.

pwndras11/14/2013, 9:26:16 PM1 votes

just mute/ignore them. report after game all you can really do.

Kiphos Avolus11/15/2013, 12:48:36 AM1 votes

It's a very hurtful thing to say. I agree that it's very disheartening, like a club member who thinks you are unworthy to play golf on their prestigious course that they don't own. It hurts and it should be recognized by Riot and the tribunal users for this unique way of bullying someone.

To be honest, I think this is worse than telling someone to get cancer and die.

Fazuzu11/15/2013, 2:23:03 AM1 votes

if they were banned for that, they'd only start over. and be PO'd about having to start over, and would basically troll their butts off. that's what I would have done anyhow. and if it happened again, they'd just do it all over yet again even more PO'd and hellbent on revenge against humanity than the last time. eventually, they would refine their trolling, so that their accounts would last a bit longer, and they would make people more mad. Then they could tell all of those people to uninstall if they're so mad. some of those people rage, and begin trolling, and repeating the phrase they heard so much they grew sick of it, 'uninstall bro'... eventually they are also banned. they resurrect as trolls, as well. the circle of life Simba. all of that could happen because one person refused to heed the advice.

I'm kidding around obviously, don't perma ban me for having the word uninstall in here a few times.

Quantum Weeb11/15/2013, 2:51:58 AM1 votes

This implies that people who tell others to "uninstall" have any interest in logic or reasonable thinking. Just ignore them, their emotions are making them act stupid.

Ragulus De Jun11/15/2013, 6:59:38 PM1 votes

I COMPLETELY AGREE AND NOT ONLY THAT I THINK IS VERY HIGH IT SHOW IN PERSONALITY AND DISRESPECT.

TBH ITS SUPER HURTFUL AND ITS POSE A DANGER OF RIOT LOSING LEAGUERS LIKE THAT IS SOMETHING YOU DONT TELL A TEAMMATE AT ALL IT LOOKS BAD I MIGHT AS WANT A FEEDER ON THE TEAM THAN THEM AT LEAST YOU CAN HELP THE FEEEDER