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Hey,
Today I got banned for 2 weeks for feeding; not going to deny it, it was justified and I'm looking to change myself in light of perspective coming back in December.
I'm wondering what happens to my account's state once the suspension is lifted though? Specifically, this has me worried: "For players getting 14-day or permanent bans, we're no longer confident they are willing to improve their behaviors even if they are shown explicit, direct feedback. So, we'd prefer these players take their time elsewhere."
Does this mean my account will always be on the verge of getting banned if I'm the slightest toxic? I remember when I first got warnings of my toxicity and that after some time, I would receive messages after games congratulating me for improving my behavior. Now because Riot thinks I am no longer willing to improve my behavior, I won't be getting any feedback and will just be banned immediately after a bad behavioral showing. Is this correct?
So theoretically I can be a positive individual for the next 3000 matches but if I fuck up once, my acc's temporarily or permanently banned? I'm really looking to change myself for the better and revert my account to it's base state (the state where Riot doesn't percieve you to be toxic) but that doesn't seem possible given the quote above :(
None of the other people who replied have any idea about what they're talking about. The truth is, you're screwed. I can already tell because if you're even worried that you might slip up again it means you're going to slip up again, likely more times than you'll even realize. Nowadays this toxic liberal community reports for the slightest offenses. Some people even report you for being too polite. With the addition of premades in ranked, it's going to get even worse.
As a rioter informed me, you could always have gotten a 14-day ban or a permaban for your actions in one game alone. There is no grace period and the amount of games in which you were good vs the amount in which you were bad is not taken into consideration. If everyone on your team reports you and there's any evidence whatsoever that you slipped up, no matter how small, you're going to get the hammer dropped on you. The automated system makes this all particularly unforgiving too. It doles out most punishments within 15 minutes of you getting reported.
So yes, your account is on the verge of being permabanned and always will be. What no one else realizes is that EVERY account is always on the verge of getting perma'd. If you haven't been following along to Riot's rhetoric then you might not see what their stance actually is right now, but here it is: "Riot is no longer interested in reforming players. They want all toxic players gone and only wish to keep those who are never toxic and who have never been toxic."
They've essentially scrapped their whole "reform" outlook, because they failed to make that work, and moved onto an elimination system out of frustration. If I were you I'd treat this game as the "free-to-play" model that it is so that you don't feel too cheated when they eventually take away your account.
