Longer Road to Permaban

Jayze2015··2 votes·501 views

IMO, there needs to be a lot more warnings and actions taken before the permanent suspension of the account. Permanently suspending someone's account should be the most severe form of punishment for the player of the game, with the mentality of the player not playing the game at all, not of one for them to recreate an account.

One 14 day suspension into a permaban is not enough warning, nor is there any warning that the next punishment will be a permanent suspension. Even Club Penguin had 4 different suspensions before the actual permanent suspension. A single two-week suspension is not enough if you want to see players change their behavior.

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Drugoth3 votes

I'd say a 2 week ban is a pretty dire warning that you fucked up.

archerno12 votes

Well dont break rules... There shouldnt be warnings at all.

Jayze20151 votes

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archerno12 votes

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DEATH TO ANYBODY WHO'S EVER BROKEN A LAW THEN!

Not death but appropriate punishment. If u are willing to break rules, then be willing to accept your punishment.

Chermorg2 votes

Club penguin had a 1 day ban, then a permanent ban.

I don’t know where you got your idea of “4 different suspensions”, but if you came off your 1 day ban and broke the rules again within a week or so, bam, you’re gone.

Jayze20151 votes

That's actually wrong. It's a 24-hour ban, followed by another 24 hours banned, followed by two more 72-hour bans and then permanent suspension if you are being pushed for bad words.

Chermorg1 votes

Literally played club penguin trying to get banned as a joke with friends when I was in middle school.

We played. Got banned almost instantly. Went back a couple days later. Did it again. Got permanently banned.

Jayze20151 votes

So either you're lying, or everyone on this forum (who all say it is around 3-4 suspensions before a permaban) is lying https://clubpengieinfo.wordpress.com/cp-banning-info/ ......... I'll go with the you're lying

ModPeriscope2 votes

So we could delay the inevitable? No, there's plenty of time to change behavior on the way to a permanent ban.

If players skip the chat bans because they're using hate speech or kys, then all the more reason to boot them when they continue their behavior.

Snowball4u1 votes

I don't know about you but I didn't see many people consistently being toxic on club penguin if any at all.

Jayze20151 votes

Because they have an effective punishment system for toxic players. But LoL has so many toxic players...so...

Snowball4u1 votes

This is basically going against what you're saying

Here you're essentially saying: "Lol needs a more punishing system"

In your post you're saying: "Lol's system is too punishing because it doesn't warn you before you get banned"

lolwut

Jayze20151 votes

All I'm trying to say is has Riot explored the option for Permanent Chat Restriction vs a Permanent Suspension for toxicity and only toxicity? Hacking and those things are on a completely other level.

Evellar1 votes

I got perma banned with no warnings for my infraction . So I one hundred percent agree that punishments should work up to permanent ban and not start there. I would have never repeated my infraction...but I wasn't even given a chance

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