Banned 14 days for just ONE GAME.

Radar89·Jul 11, 2017·1 votes·1,358 views

I am not trying to defend my self,coz i flamed this game...but getting 14 days of ban for JUST ONE GAME seems incredible. Btw i think i deserve dat ban,but for just one game seems like a troll or a bad system...1 game LOL

12 Comments

ChønklordJul 11, 20173 votes

'Kys' is 14 day ban offense. Keep saying it and it will become perma

ModPeriscopeJul 11, 20172 votes

Escalated bans are doled out when hate speech or self harm are involved.

HensetsuJul 11, 20172 votes

Wishing ill health upon people is a surefire way to get banned.

Btw, if you do it one game, what stops you from doing it in other games?

I've had games where I've flamed to kingdom come. I work on it and nowadays I usually just mute or I don't let the argument escalate past a certain point. But in the games where I did flame hardcore, I got a warning.

Sometimes I can't help but feel like the people who make these threads are more toxic than they want to let on.

9Wly9oMl02Jul 11, 20171 votes

Rada89: he is this salty

lul, now who is the salty one? Fyi, spamming "kill yourself" is a sure fire way to get permabanned. Not a very educated thing to do. Not to mention you didn't even include the later part of the chat. There is a great "copy" button right there in the chat so you don't have to use some dumb photo app site.

Radar89Jul 11, 20171 votes

No,a guy was saying dat to me, he said 'he is this salty' and i repeat what he said daskjkjdaskj just dat lol

killerbeen2Jul 11, 20171 votes

This is what I don't understand with league of legend...

riot does nothing to review the situation of what causes anyone to rage in a match, even though the questions remain a mystery... 1- why doesn't riot investigate in a in-game match to observe what started this conflict between the person(s) in the same team or the opposite opponent team ? 2- Is it necessary for a first time offender to get a suspension 14 days rather than a chat ban (even though some have violated riot rules and deserve it)!!! 3- why is it riot allowing the real criminals/ perpetrator(s) to get away with breaking the riot terms of regulation and rules...?

TrulyBlandJul 11, 20171 votes

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This is what I don't understand with league of legend...

riot does nothing to review the situation of what causes anyone to rage in a match, even though the questions remain a mystery... 1- why doesn't riot investigate in a in-game match to observe what started this conflict between the person(s) in the same team or the opposite opponent team ? 2- Is it necessary for a first time offender to get a suspension 14 days rather than a chat ban (even though some have violated riot rules and deserve it)!!! 3- why is it riot allowing the real criminals/ perpetrator(s) to get away with breaking the riot terms of regulation and rules...?

Because escalating a conflict is still against the rules, regardless of who started it.
Yes, when it crosses a certain line; specifically when people cannot reasonably hide behind the "I didn't know this was against the rules" argument.
Are they getting away? Maybe they don't behave that way, too often. Maybe they were punished, but they didn't cross that line to get banned so they only got a chat restriction. But once again, refer to point number one. They are not more "real" perpetrators than the person that chose to needlessly escalate the situation. If somebody puts your house on fire and you put their house on fire in retaliation, you are both very real criminals.

137434Jul 11, 20171 votes

You think Riot (or any company) has enough manpower to investigate every game that gets reports? There is a reason all companies (not just Riot) use automated systems to help dole out punishments.
Riot has made it clear that telling people to kill themselves ("kys") or hate speech is enough to skip chat bans and immediately escalate straight to 14 day or perma bans.
I mean the OP is not innocent, and we don't know if anyone else in that game got off with no punishments.

ModThe DjinnJul 11, 20171 votes

Encouragements to self-harm (such as "kill yourself" or its abbreviation "kys") are subject to a zero-tolerance policy and, as such, earn a 14-day ban on the first confirmed offense.

You say "kys" three times, which explains the punishment.

137434Jul 11, 20171 votes

You said "kys" three times.

That is enough to skip the chat ban and immediately give you a 14 day ban.