A smurf analogy

Darkmind1212·3/13/2015, 8:44:26 AM·1 votes·733 views

For the record this is not a rant but more of a breakdown of how smurfs accounts are one of the major leading issue with league of legends.

-Imagine a town where lawlessness is a constant issue even with the police force working around the clock. The Mayor (Riot) is sadly too preoccupied with other maters at the time so he trusts his police force (The report system and its workers) to make sure that the situation of lawlessness is handled. Needless to say the town of league is a place where many laws are broken time and time again be it assault, Theft, Murder, You name it and its happening. Lucky the police force are able to round up said offenders into a near inescapable prison with ease though I say "near" because of the buildings one fatal flaw. Each cell in said prison has a convenient back door one can take if he wishes. It is unguarded and leads straight back to town, Not to mention right outside the door is a nifty plastic surgeon (New account creation) who has taken up shop, And a clearly shady man who can hand out new IDs to anyone who simply asks for one. Needless to say law is forever a constant here is league town.

Sorry if this was a tad bit short

3 Comments

Kikirino3/13/2015, 8:47:18 AM2 votes

So smurfs are constantly breaking the summoners code and are banned so they make more smurfs? I don't understand

CaptainTatertits3/13/2015, 8:51:46 AM1 votes

What you fail to understand is that everyone, regardless of previous/concurrent accounts, falls under the same rules. If they are good, they are ranked higher. If they fucking suck, they are ranked in the fucking sucking category. Smurfs only exist for a few levels, then they are put into categories of their own level. The whole "Smurf" religion is simply false. THEY DO NOT FUCKING EXIST! They balance out like everyone else. Don't like it? Well, eithe rstop playing, or learn some math and get humble. There aren't really other choices, tbh.