taking away hextech crafting over a chat ban is ridiculous

MagiAladdin··4 votes·705 views

not only have we been punished before... we now get punished again and cant use a new feature that is pretty grand. and what is a reform?? never even heard of someone getting their rights to hextech back.

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Astôlfo2 votes

Maybe you didn't hear of anyone getting their rights back because it hasn't even been a full month yet since its release? [zombie-brand-facepalm]

Neo Dogma1 votes

The toxicity we consider is not the same as the toxicity that is seen through the tribunal and it needs to be understood.

What would be game changing is a system with replays like in CS GO where important moments are highlighted to have a better opinion and understanding rather than just the chat.

Astôlfo1 votes

Why? Nothing is relevant. You yourself are the one that decides whether or not to say whatever you want to say. If you choose to be an ass, that's on you. It doesn't matter who or what your teammates are/did, it doesn't matter what happened in game, nor does anything else matter.

o Maui o1 votes

Abusing the chat feature to say mean things in a video game is ridiculous.

SavageBeast1 votes

Actually, it is based on you on an individual level. Though the punishment itself has been cleared, the loot system goes off of our toxicity reading of the account itself. As such, this account will not be eligible to receive loot again until that hidden level finishes resetting through your continued effort at reform.

Aside from that, it takes both a function of time and games played where no toxicity is exhibited to reduce, and effectively reset, the hidden "toxicity level" of an account.

That said, as each account is unique, even with a hypothetical query of perfect behavior I would not be able to calculate how long that reset would take. The point in cases such as these as the destination is not as important as the journey. Stay focused on being positive in your matches and when you start getting loot you will know you have made it.

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