What is the trigger for the instant feedback function to actually punish?

it be lìke that·10/12/2017, 4:15:19 PM·1 votes·641 views

Chat restricted and im fine with it. I just woke up, he got to me. Its fine, I use pings 99% of the time anyways.

But how can I go from honor capsule this morning and fragments the last 3 days for "keeping it sportsmanlike" and having the little flower thing on portrait, to 10 game restriction, without getting any notice the other guy had action taken against him?

Flaming since minute 2 in normals. He is better than us all, yada yada yada.

The guy was the epitome of everything that is wrong with the league community, and no tribunal punish? Why was he able to get away with it?

Even disclaimed **I do not play adc much im learning.

15 Comments

ModThe Djinn10/12/2017, 4:18:09 PM2 votes

You don't always get a message when someone is punished. You only get it if your report is the last one before the punishment triggers.

That said, what makes the system decide whether or not to apply a punishment is something it's hard for us to directly know. We do know that it's dependent upon the severity of the behavior, combined with the frequency of the behavior. It's possible that your log was considered problematic enough for an immediate chat restriction, but it's also possible that you've received several reports for minor behavior recently and it pushed you over a line.

Anastaecia10/12/2017, 4:17:17 PM1 votes

Best I can tell, the system has some kind of points. You get some whenever you are rightfully reported. When the points reach certain plateaus, you get the restrictions and suspensions.

Maximum Morde10/12/2017, 4:23:08 PM1 votes

Best I can tell at this point the learning algorithm has been taught to just punish anyone who has typed in chat if they get enough reports