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Lost Green Teamwork Banner/Crest?

Tori In Circles ·2/4/2017, 5:27:15 AM·3 votes·680 views

**Hey guys! Have any of you lost your banners since the update or even through a name change? **

:c I normally get teamwork as an honor or honorable opponent (cause I normally play support and I know I never get reported because I'm hella nice even to the rudest of people). But as of recently I lost my green teamwork banner after I changed my summoner name (the one displayed in game), and it makes me kinda sad because I felt super accomplished because I've had the banner ever since they started the honor system.
In all I've played about 858-900~ (All game modes) With 445 being honors towards me. Detailed 99 friendly 23 helpful 256 teamwork I used to have a green teamwork banner :c 67 honorable opponent If we lose our honor crest/banner can Riot at least tell us why (as in send automated email or pop up thingie in league)? Thank you in advanced for your time.

From a friendly Silver elo player.

8 Comments

Magical Player2/4/2017, 5:36:36 AM2 votes

you feel out of honor

i have 379 teamworks and never have had the ribbon :D so you hit a point where your games played was greater than the honors given :D or something

Magical Player2/4/2017, 5:57:19 AM1 votes

It depends, if people honor alot that individual honor matters less than someone who honors alittle

You kinda just need to get a solid amount of honors from people who don't honor often to get it back

Tori In Circles 2/4/2017, 6:03:48 AM1 votes

Okay, that makes sense. Thank you for the reply and clarification~

Poro Snax2/4/2017, 7:07:34 AM1 votes

Dunno how many games I've played but my honors are these, after about a year of league: 640 friendly 87 helpful 574 teamwork 115 honorable opponent

Never had a badge but I think if you keep up your good sportsmanship you should get it back easy peasy c:

Ipols2/4/2017, 9:43:31 AM1 votes

What matters is that you are nice! GL on getting it back

Kei1432/4/2017, 1:54:11 PM1 votes

you'll need to be consistently honored in order to keep it.