The process of Reforming and How to do it

For anybody desiring to better their online experience in League as well as any other online game through a process called “Reforming,” look no further. “Reforming” is a dedicated process in which a toxic/negative player changes his ways, his way of thought, and how much he types, into positivity for both himself and his teammates. The journey is simple: quit being so negative. But the trick is much more than not being negative; anger will brew about, rage will surely develop from a troll person or two, and ultimately, not even a /mute all can do the trick in some matches. Ultimately, we as individuals choose what affects us both in game and in real life, and how those specific things affects us. Reforming takes the negative and converts the negative into positive over time. A very well known Reformed player, Tyler1, at one point in time had 22 permanently banned accounts - many of which were banned as he was streaming. He realized how much time he had truly been wasting by making multiple accounts only to have them banned again and again due to him being toxic; it wastes everybody’s time, including yours. So why be so toxic? It’s just a game, and if you’re not enjoying it, quit playing it!