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Permanent Bans and how to avoid it

TotallyNotWolf·11/8/2019, 3:36:42 AM·3 votes·3,302 views

From someone being permanently banned from league servers I found that its easy to avoid it from happening, there are easier ways like not being toxic, but besides the point here are some things you can change to not get banned.

 1.  Spam a ton of games in between months with at least 20% toxic if needed, anymore and you'll probably be flagged, this could result in chat restrictions, etc...
 2.  Don't use hate speech, for instance, (KYS, **** yourself, etc.) these can result to teammates reporting you and adding to report count for those specific selections.
 3.  If there is a ally who is already toxic, do not engage in aggressive behavior, just avoid talking to them and playing the game, if you need mute them, that's what that's for.
 4.  And finally you should always be helping people who need it, not just ignoring everyone all together, the honors you receive will increase you honor as well but can help "MMR" and other factors, to get less toxic teammates.
 5.  If none start to work, just make a new account, and try to be as kind and friendly as possible since it is basically like resetting your "MMR" and other factors.

These tips are there for those who need it, try to reduce everything to bare minimum, don't abuse the system since sometimes you can get flagged for this stuff, its always unpredictable, I do hope this helps you realize what your doing to get yourself banned or reported. Anyways for that good luck summoners and I really hope you don't have to suffer the fate that 0.006% other players have to experience. (That's the percentage of players who are permanently banned.)

(Edit) Just so you know I have read every comment and I really like the discussion it helped me breakdown what I should do more, plus from new experiences I get to have more fun in LOL now, I just think all of these were great responses which made me curious about a lot of things, so one last tip if your stuck there and keep getting flammed, just play norms with friends, try new stuff, and maybe play ranked with them to boost MMR :D It's made this game a lot more fun for me!

20 Comments

Tokishi11/8/2019, 3:41:32 AM2 votes

Basically, if you're a toxic person, only do it through rage quits and inting and nothing will ever happen. If you type, you're donezos

Mr Sa1nt11/9/2019, 1:13:51 AM2 votes

The only things I hardcore disagree with:

That you are fine to flame once in a while, and that 0.006% of players are toxic enough to be banned. That is an awful tip, don't flame at all. I've been permanently banned before, I asked for my chat logs from all of the strikes/warnings on my account. Support gave me all 8 games of chat logs, but I have played many thousands of games over the last 7 years. Out of those 8 games, 2 I was trying to get someone else to stop flaming/bullying a fellow summoner, and 2 were in self defense. Riot still sees that as toxic, don't do that even just a little bit if you can help yourself.

I also disagree that only 0.006% of players have been permanently banned. That number is definitely smaller than it should be, and hasn't been updated in a long time. They've been handing out that statistic for quite a while now. That 0.006% means that you are in the 6 toxic players out of every 100,000 total players...and that's just unrealistic. I see toxicity probably at least 50% of the matches I queue up for. It's statistically improbable that if I am toxic in 0.1% of my games and have been banned for it, that only 5 other people out of 100,000 are in the same boat.

Yin Yang Taoist11/8/2019, 4:25:19 AM1 votes

Title felt a little strange. But. The suggestions are good and mostly encourage people to not be toxic.

ModPeriscope11/8/2019, 6:49:27 PM1 votes

Spam a ton of games in between months with at least 20% toxic if needed, anymore and you'll probably be flagged, this could result in chat restrictions, etc...

Notably, that's not good advice, since subjectively, that amount can vary with the amount typed and can be enough to earn a permanent ban if they're recently off a 2-week suspension.

Tele II11/8/2019, 11:13:30 PM1 votes

Its ridiculously easy to avoid permabans. I dont understand people who work their way up to one.

TotallyNotWolf12/22/2019, 8:49:12 PM1 votes

Just a note to all of you this is information I have gathered from friends, acquaintances and other instances. I do not believe that all of my tips are 100% work through since about the 700 people I know who have tried it 11 have been suspended, so due to this, I don't believe that my tips work that well compared to genuinely playing for fun. I found that it's just better to boost MMR, it will help your queue level for skill and toxicity levels, so playing with someone whos absolutely higher rank than you (Silver IV queued with Gold I), this helped boost my solo queues since now I have regularly played with plats as a silver, I don't know if this has broken the system or whatever but I have tended to hit those ELOs who tend to be more passive-aggressive instead of the old Bronze 5 level of toxic. Thank you for reading this forum and the replies have really enlightened me, I now have looked from this account that was Bronze 1 56 LP or sum around there to a new account just reaching Gold and still climbing to new lengths, and this allows me to have fun again! :D