How to get someone banned if they are extremely toxic

lolptwo··2 votes·689 views

Write a long monologue about how that players behavior directly effected you in real life and put SlumberJack and Lyte on the spotlight in their workplace. Otherwise nothing will happen and they will send you the same automated response in submitted tickets, or just completely ignore the fact that someone was extremely toxic in their game.

However you can be sure if you get 400 likes about behavior that you see every day in League they will pretend they care and actually do something because people are watching.

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Deep Terror Nami3 votes

The problem here is that you think your reports alone should be enough to ban a player. In most cases a pattern of bad behavior must be established through many games and reports before an individual is punished; you aren't notified on what kind of punishment a player got, so for all you know your report already resulted in a chat restriction for this person. This person might also not have a habit of acting the way he did to you, so hasn't done it enough to deserve a punishment at all (if you submitted a ticket, then they have or will manually look at his case, and could have decided that he does not).

TL;DR - It's not up to you to decide who gets punished.

lolptwo1 votes

Here's my question though. Why is it if you get 400 likes on something you get notified exactly of the punishment that happened, but otherwise you don't? That doesn't make any sense at all.

Also I've seen exactly to a T behavior of players they claim get permabanned and yet 1 person gets permabanned and broadcasted to the world and the other player gets a chat restriction and they aren't allowed to say what the punishment was?

No. There is clearly an appeal to being on the spotlight here

Deep Terror Nami2 votes

You're going to have to cite your example of where they made public a player's punishment without their permission first. I have seen these kinds of threads a lot, and each time they told the player to submit a ticket to keep it private or give them permission to post it in the thread.

lolptwo1 votes

Go to Player and Behavior Moderation on the boards look at the top liked issue, and look at Slumber Jacks response. He says the player got permabanned. Many time also you can see in top liked comments about toxic behavior they say. "That player was permabanned" Yet if you submit a ticket, they claim you can't know what happened.

Irony of this is, when you post it on the boards, not only you get to know that the player was permbanned but everyone on the boards gets to know. However if you don't post it on the boards and do a personal resquest to have it looked at, they get a chat restriction and no indication of punishment?

Do you not see the hypocrisy in this?

Ps: I'm definitely on the side with the girl, that behavior should be punished, but I've reported people exactly like she mentioned in her post and submitted tickets about them MANY MANY times, and ALL of them are still playing today.

Deep Terror Nami2 votes

You should probably read Slumber Jack's response again. He said that the player had already been permabanned. The system already did its job.

61939590DEL11 votes

Still lollygagging about perm banning people geez, how about we all must go to work ah?

lolptwo1 votes

How is before or after the fact matter? The fact remains, he revealed the punishment that happened to the player, where as if you submit a ticket, they do not reveal the punishment that happens to the player, whether or not the system worked

Deep Terror Nami2 votes

One Rioter broke protocol and the person isn't even named (at least not anymore). Take it up with him.

lolptwo1 votes

This is exactly the issue, I love how you just revert back to "oh well I'm wrong go talk to him"

It's a popularity contest to fix real issues in League, it's not one Rioter, this happens all the time. "x" person makes long post about something sad, and finally gets something done without any protocol restrictions

Millions of people do the same thing, nothing happens and everything is kept top secret because it doesn't come with a flashy story.

That's a big issue, it's not actually condemning his behavior it's just saying, "you can call people cancer, but just be aware that you might say it to someone with cancer and if they make a long story about it something will happen"

People like that girl probably get abused in this game all the time, so if they don't make a post on the boards nothing happens and nobody can know.

That's the whole point of this post, and the hypocrisy is absurd.

Deep Terror Nami2 votes

Oh god get off it already. The person WAS ALREADY BANNED. The post was entirely unnecessary.

nerak232 votes

No. There is clearly an appeal to being on the spotlight here

Well, sure this is. Most people who complain about such things become as nasty as who they are reporting about, when that happens why should anyone help them. I'd like to see more such things on this section: Smites, the above issue, And some answers to a few threads that really feel as if something was legit wrong in the punishment.

Also I've seen exactly to a T behavior of players they claim get permabanned and yet 1 person gets permabanned and broadcasted to the world and the other player gets a chat restriction and they aren't allowed to say what the punishment was?

Sorry Aegon I have a headache ( might be why ) I'm not sure of what you mean by the above quote ? What I think I'm missing is why is the person with the chat restriction not allowed to say ? Sorry, again if you feel like it can you explain better what you mean ?

EDIT: got what you mean now thanks the other posts helped !!

nerak231 votes

How to get some justice: Write a polite thread ask for people to help, be Nice to everyone who post on the thread even when they wish you cancer and then edit the post..but yeah this is a great approach.

I Was actually thinking of writing a thread today telling everyone just how to get help here on the boards. Thanks for saving me some work ;)

Zethuriah Fox1 votes

Doesn't work, tried it against a super toxic player a few weeks back, followed the players history for 2 weeks after before giving up on the idea that riot cares. Had multiple riot staff exchange emails with me, all sounding like they were seriously going to do something. The toxic player is still playing today.

nerak231 votes

Doesn't work, tried it against a super toxic player a few weeks back, followed the players history for 2 weeks after before giving up on the idea that riot cares. Had multiple riot staff exchange emails with me, all sounding like they were seriously going to do something. The toxic player is still playing today.

What is concerning here is you say you followed the players for 2 weeks ! Honestly, a bit much ? Anyway, how do you know the player isn't currently serving a chat restrict that you wouldn't be able to see threw normal ways of 'watching them' . If they are being toxic the system is going to catch them.

I'm sorry this happened to you because I am very against Toxic players in game..but refer to my 1st sentence.

DJColdCutz1 votes

Very correct. Be sure to add hot buzzwords like "triggered" and "shaming" and "victim-blame" and "emotional distress" too. You know, the words that rito and frequenters of these boards (some even in this very thread) have learned from tumblr and all their years of social justicing. and now associate with automatic innocence and truth and justice!

nerak231 votes

Do you not see the hypocrisy in this?

No I don't. If someone brings up there own punishment on the boards they open themselves to the public, If they misrepresent what happened why shouldn't someone come on call them out and hopefully stop others from doing the same thing.

I feel like this is a good teaching tool...As for the Thread your talking about no one was called out individually. The person's actions were called out only. I see no harm in that and I see good things come out of it.

nerak231 votes

You should probably read Slumber Jack's response again. He said that the player had already been permabanned. The system already did its job.

ahhh, nice catch.

nerak231 votes

Can anyone imagine the amount of spam that would be created if Riot set a president of telling everyone who sends in a ticket if the player in question was punished ? Or even the amount of threads that would be created for the sole purpose of getting player punished,,,I hate to say it but often threads asking to punish others players are just out of spite and not out of true concern for us regular players.

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