Regarding bans and the tribunal system

Sweat Nerd·4/22/2017, 8:04:57 AM·1 votes·392 views

Hello,

I recently played a ranked game with a troll. I am in a low elo, so I recognize the fact that this may happen quite often. However, I got unbelievably upset at aforementioned troll, and I was wondering just how the tribunal system worked, and if there was anything I could do to speed up the judgment process?

5 Comments

EvilDustMan4/22/2017, 8:06:50 AM4 votes

No. Mute, report, and move on.

PlsCheckThisBush4/22/2017, 8:16:25 AM1 votes

You can always send in a ticket to Support with your story and/or images of the offense. They're always more than happy to help, and generally have a fast response time. While you won't likely be notified if the said player is punished, you can always check their Match History and OP.GG and see if they've "suddenly stopped playing" for a particular reason.

KORGtuners4/22/2017, 9:21:03 AM1 votes

There is no tribunal.

Reports go through an automated system. Then a manual review before issueing account suspensions.

EDIT: AKA there is literally nothing you can do.

Kei1434/22/2017, 1:49:13 PM1 votes

System works based on "valid games reported".

If someone gets reported, the system will check for toxicity (in chat and gameplay), if there was, it will count towards a player's behavioral punishment threshold. Once the threshold passes, the system will punish them.

Multiple reports do not increase the likelyness of people getting punished, as the system works based on "games reported" not "number of reports in a game".

Chat related offenses have 4 tiers of punishment:

  1. 10 game chat restrict
  2. 25 game chat restrict
  3. 14-day ban
  4. permaban

Gameplay related offenses have 2 tiers of punishment:

  1. 14-day ban
  2. permaban

AFKing offenses:

  1. 5 min low priority queue (time served before you can actually queue up for a game)
  2. 10 min LPQ
  3. 20 min LPQ

Small offenses done repetitively will eventually get someone permabanned if they don't change their actions.