2 months and still ineligable to earn loot

Epic James S··1 votes·591 views

HI i was banned for a week or so back at the start of december due to being drunk while playing, i know stupid right? however, it's now been 2 WHOLE MONTHS! and i am still ineligable to earn loot! Can someone look into this? It's ridiculously excessive that even after 2 months i am still being punished... including a ban also.

11 Comments

CooL Ice Tea2 votes

Your match history says you didn't play since then. You have to play GAMES and show good behaviour to get it removed. You can wait till next year, without showing you can play at least in silence without flaming this won't change.

Epic James S1 votes

and nobody ever plays in complete silence.... to think so would be ridiculous.

elduris1 votes

That's nowhere near true. Sometimes I don't say anything in my games. With pings, there's not really a reason to hit enter and start chatting with people. Only if everyone's joking around and having a good time am I really interested in chatting.

CooL Ice Tea1 votes

and nobody ever plays in complete silence

I do that in 80 % of my games, when i see flame i often don't want to write with those people

Epic James S1 votes

I amn't just another kid throwing his toy out of the pram, i undersatnd i deserved the ban to be punished and i took the ban and served my time! but a loot ban of over 2 months also?! I want to buy skins, and spend money on the game to support riot, but i refuse to, since they are treating me unfarily now..... i really think this is a bit excessive!

ModUlanopo1 votes

Hextech loot is a reward for neutral to positive players. Once you receive a ban, it takes about three months of positive play to get it back.

Epic James S1 votes

so is that the same thing as playing 10 -20 matches without being reported? like i dont understand. if i play 1000 games i nthe next month, does that not give enough evidence than waiting 3 months?

Magical Player1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Epic James S,realm=EUW,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=2cV0ZyFE,comment-id=00020000,timestamp=2017-02-08T15:54:44.185+0000)

so is that the same thing as playing 10 -20 matches without being reported? like i dont understand. if i play 1000 games i nthe next month, does that not give enough evidence than waiting 3 months?

No, because of how people are. You can play 10000 games in a month, and then next month become a toxic player again the avg of 3 months(can be longer or shorter), is almost like your defensive driving course Its a shitty secondary punishment, but hey at least you're not in jail.

Should you not see rewards by the middle of feb. open a ticket to see if something more hasnt occured

Epic James S1 votes

Ok so i have another question. If i play 50 matches a day, compared to some who only play 3 or 4 a day, does that mean my loot ban will be over faster? since i am playing more matches, therefore giving more opportunity to show my good conduct?

If so then that is balanced and fair!

If not then it needs changed.

For someone who plays 3 or 4 matches a day to show bad conduct and recieve the same loot ban over the same 3 month-ish timeframe and someone who plays 50+ matches a day isn't exactly fair. since the person playing 50 matches is obviously going to conduct more in game chats, and there's more opportunity to show change, growth and good conduct.

Don't you think? However i dont exactly believe that my games are being checked/monitored, so is it an automatic system? if so then whats the point in me even continuing to play this game then? ... am i making sense here?

Sarutobi1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Epic James S,realm=EUW,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=2cV0ZyFE,comment-id=0003,timestamp=2017-02-08T15:50:37.826+0000)

Ok so i have another question. If i play 50 matches a day, compared to some who only play 3 or 4 a day, does that mean my loot ban will be over faster? since i am playing more matches, therefore giving more opportunity to show my good conduct?

If so then that is balanced and fair!

If not then it needs changed.

For someone who plays 3 or 4 matches a day to show bad conduct and recieve the same loot ban over the same 3 month-ish timeframe and someone who plays 50+ matches a day isn't exactly fair. since the person playing 50 matches is obviously going to conduct more in game chats, and there's more opportunity to show change, growth and good conduct.

Don't you think? However i dont exactly believe that my games are being checked/monitored, so is it an automatic system? if so then whats the point in me even continuing to play this game then? ... am i making sense here?

In theory it should work like that because as we said it's based on how you act in the games you play. If you only play one-three games a day/week you'll likely have to wait a while since the system cannot determine if you are improving by such a low number game.

But even if you are playing loads of games you have to make sure you are at least neutral to positive. If you are still toxic and people report you'll more than likely wait longer since you are showing the systems that you cannot improve!

DarkPh0enix1 votes

I got unbanned from my 2 week suspension on January 9, I wanted to get my account in good standing fast so I played ~150 games in 3 weeks. If I recall, I started earning keys on my 150th game exactly.

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