First: What defines "toxic"? I've never heard the word outside of League, but I see it thrown around so much that it's silly. Is "toxicity" quantifiable, or is it just kids whining about any opinions they don't like?
And question two: Why is Riot so bent on policing chat when, in the end, it's largely irrelevant? How someone plays the game affects you, but chat doesn't -- so why is a lot of the focus for moderation on chat?
The definition of "toxic" can depend on the person. Personally, I tend to consider a player 'toxic' if they are being a dick by unnecessarily antagonizing/insulting other players, trolling, raging, etc.
Riot is 'bent' on policing chat because:
Because chat affects people u cuck.
I think people are just looking for another reason to blame for their bad plays and lack of experience of trying to win the game. In my opinion, those socalled mmr or elo is just masking the badness of the players. Like the game itself are heavily team dependent and one mistake could cost a game; and whenever u see an adc behind cs, its indirectly losing thr game already. Or once u died in lane if the enemies know how to capitalize the mistake then its a gg. Toxicity/ or rather argument happens even if real life like either intentional or unintentional; in game, i dont think it affects much to players as most players are just equally bad with no exp of carrying a game. I agreed with u of like people just coward to admit their mistakes and moving forward to the next game.
