I’ve got a 2 Week Ban Justly But I have a Question

MisomaniacalMage·2/21/2018, 3:54:03 PM·2 votes·478 views

So I was playing a game with a Rammus who for the most part wouldn't gank me or my teammates lanes. What followed was a gradual escalation of me and my teammates getting frustrated. Basically it ended up with me, mid, and adc thrashing the jungle out the whole game. However what I’m sure got me banned was that after 20 minutes our team was just getting wrecked, I wanted to surrender and adc kept declining and when I would ask her pls she smiley faced which irritated me. Eventually just literally out of anger typed a series of slurs and the word expletive. My intentions weren’t really racial in nature but I’m still at fault for breaking the rule. I’m not trying to defend what I did or get the ban revoked, but my question is, is my account permanently stuck at the pre perma ban tier, or can i eventually get back to a warning free state where I’m not in jeapardy of losing the account for any infraction. Seems suspicious it’s not really that I intend to commit more infractions just a mixture of paranoia and OCD with wanting a clean account. Also don’t know how to post chat logs in here still relatively new.

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AeroWaffle2/21/2018, 3:56:52 PM6 votes

Yes, you can get back in good standing with the system and your punishment tier will drop.

But you wont know what punishment tier you are on and it takes a lot of good behavior games for it to drop.

Jo0o2/21/2018, 4:16:04 PM4 votes

You'll be stuck on thin ice for a while, but you can indeed get back into good standing with a bunch of games played cleanly. It'll likely take several months of steady play.

No need to post your logs, you already identified what caused the ban and there's not much more to discuss there.

YerroFever2/21/2018, 4:15:13 PM3 votes

So this info I'm summarizing is coming from red posts and the support site:

The support site says you can get out of the scrutiny period IF you play honorably. You can go down the escalation path so don't fret, but also, don't take this as an excuse to be toxic. This is more of a forgiveness thing in that Riot understands that people have occasional bad days. This isn't a blanket permission to have bad days on a consistent basis.

https://support.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/articles/207489286

Tantram has stated in a post that "on average" a player will take about "3 months" to get out of dishonorable and get into a better standing in this thread here:

https://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/player-behavior-moderation/iLcIFjP0-how-permanent-ban-works?comment=000e

You may be dishonorable for more time or for less. It is entirely up to you and how you behave in games.

There have been several posts about this but when IFS checks games that are reported, it grades your game. So for demonstration purposes, I'm going to set an arbitrary scale that may not 100% accurately reflect Riot's scale, but it's just to explain how things go based on what I've read on the forums:

0 = no toxic chat detected. 1 to 2 = slightly toxic, not toxic enough for a chat restriction if it is an isolated incident 3 to 4 = mildly toxic, 10 chat restriction 5 to 6 = pretty toxic, 25 game chat restriction 7 to 8 = toxic, escalation to 14 day temp ban 9 to 10 = incredibly toxic, may result in a permaban

If your games during your reform period are rated by the IFS as 0, you are totally fine. You're on your way to getting back into good standing and on your way to getting your season rewards back.

If your games are rated 1 to 2, even though you won't get a punishment, you are slowing down your honor gain and you are also extending your reform period.

If you get a 3 or higher, you may get a permaban because you just came off of a 14 day ban and your next punishment will be escalated to a permaban.

The Cream Reaper2/21/2018, 4:00:02 PM1 votes

Also don’t know how to post chat logs in here still relatively new.

there's a blue "copy chat" to the top right of your in-client chat log, just below the notification text

click it then paste it in here