@Riot; For what reason are "Naughty words" more punishable/more often punished than ACTUAL toxicity?

Dominick Destine·2/27/2017, 8:11:25 AM·3 votes·900 views

aka intentional feeding/afking.

I see afkers and intentional feeders get away with all the time, but as soon as someone says a "naughty word", that's a suspension or even a ban. Sometimes not even "naughty words" just "wrongthink" leads to permaban.

Riot, your horrible system rewards bad behavior and punishes communication. Re-think this atrocity...

35 Comments

Deep Terror Nami2/27/2017, 8:18:06 AM11 votes

Because it's far easier to prove someone said something that they definitely did say, than to detect toxic gameplay and prove the malicious intent.

your horrible system rewards bad behavior

How so?

and punishes verbal abuse and other negative chat

ftfy

BigBellBrute2/28/2017, 12:54:45 AM3 votes

Waaaaaah They won't let me use racial slurs or tell people to go kill themselves. Booo hooo hooo.

Magical Player2/27/2017, 8:16:59 AM3 votes

Example of naughty words? Example of trolling/afking?

need a list of both, not just some empty thread

This Is Your Dad2/27/2017, 8:50:49 AM3 votes

Telling people to kill themselves is not communication.

Paquay2/27/2017, 8:12:44 AM2 votes

You're still here complaining? Ugh.

MUSHROOM MIDGET2/27/2017, 10:07:34 AM1 votes

because they are easily detectable by a computer program while feeding is very hard to judge without watching the game which no one has time for.

EvilDustMan2/27/2017, 10:49:34 AM1 votes

We actually don't have much of an idea how many feeders go by unpunished, we just have people posting feeders who aren't punished. And that is only once in a while.

Nik Nikerson2/27/2017, 6:08:22 PM1 votes

Funny, because I see people say inappropriate shit all the time and get away with it.

KVbqbFsC8e2/27/2017, 9:54:51 AM1 votes

"just a bad game"