Warning your recent behavior isnt in line

Numi··2 votes·742 views

I recently got banned 14 days for being toxic , i admit it i did deserve the ban but now i improved my behavior , don't flame at all , only say things like " gl hf , go drake ect .." , this morning after playing a game i got reported / warning for no reason at all , and i'm so scared of being banned perma ...

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LukeTheSheppy6 votes

Reports don't do shit unless they're valid reports. Stay positive, and don't worry. :D

Numi2 votes

oh okay but why did i get the warning

kaleb bartlett7 votes

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oh okay but why did i get the warning

It's just an automated message from people making reports. As long as they aren't valid reports you have nothing to worry about as riot checks over games before dealing out perma-bans.

LukeTheSheppy2 votes

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oh okay but why did i get the warning

Salty enemies or teammates reporting you. Doesn't mean it means shit. It could, but you have to be negative for it to mean shit.

TrulyBland5 votes

Warnings generally have a high false positive rate, because they're more meant to make you reflect on your last games and try to judge your own behaviour. Actual punishments go past a more thorough report filter to remove the bs reports. Since you're close to a perma, it's probably still a good idea to take a few moments and think about what people could have reported you for. But if you can't find anything worthy of a report, and you don't get warnings every other game, I suggest just shrugging it off.

DJColdCutz5 votes

You have to walk on egg shells now. rito is very trigger happy when it comes to dealing out final bans. Basically, if you are even slightly negative (saying something like "gg ez" or "ff at 20" or "game's so over" or "report xxx for toxic"), even if it's just one line 5 minutes into a long game that you end up winning, and someone on the other team reports you because they're salty, you will probably get banned.

There is a certain subset of rito white knights on these boards that love to say "false reports don't do shit, blah blah blah.." in posts like this. But if you look a couple posts down, you'll see instances where people have been perma-banned after games of slightly negative speech because angry teammates reported them out of spite. Those same people will then say "well, this game might not have been so bad, but they don't ban you because of one game they ban you after a bunch of games!" They aren't consistent in their arguments across individual posts except in that they will always try to justify rito's actions.

Numi1 votes

what should i do then ? mute all and not talk with my teammates ?

DJColdCutz4 votes

Pretty much.. Play about 10-20 games where all you do is say "gg" at the end or something like that. Muting everyone at the beginning of the game can be helpful if you're the type of person who can't resist responding when/if someone starts to criticize you. Because if you respond REMOTELY negative, they have you exactly where they want you, and you'll probably get banned.

I don't talk in chat at all anymore because I've been reported for "offensive language" in games where I haven't typed a word. But I do leave everyone unmuted so that I can report anyone who flames me. Words don't bother me, and in a game we lose, especially one that I'm sucking in, the one positive thing that can come out of it would be getting someone who shit-talked me the whole game banned.

Numi1 votes

how do i get into "safe player status" Amumu ?

Flaherty3 votes

Pretty much you just need to play a lot of games where no one reports you for anything. I would just mute everyone and then only type out things like "top lane mia" so they won't report for lack of communication or something.

Numi1 votes

but how would i know whether i'm in "safe player status" or not ? :/

qetzel3 votes

3 months with no incidents and you are considered reformed.

First Offense: 10 Chat Restrictions Second Offense: 25 Chat Restrictions Third Offense: 14-Day Ban Fourth Offense: Permanent Ban By showing neutral or positive behaviors, it is possible to improve your account standing and drop punishment tiers as well.

Source: http://www.newsoflegends.com/index.php/tag/player-behavior/ I couldn't find a source on the three month thing but it has been mentioned a lot recently.

Good luck. I hope to see the new reformed you on the Rift.

Numi1 votes

thank you !!!

Pentch1 votes

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but how would i know whether i'm in "safe player status" or not ? :/

One time I kept on playing without accidentally afk'ing (wifi problems) and I got a message saying thank you for leaving fewer games. We appreciate you leaving less games -leaver buster.

Here is a link to my thread I made about it. It is sort of like the problem you have but different too. http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/player-behavior-moderation/xuOgl1RI-a-little-message-from-leaver-buster

DJColdCutz4 votes

Lack of communication isn't a reportable option anymore. Worst you could get for that is "unsportsmanlike behavior" which I'm pretty sure is the generic, placebo report option that replaced/combined "unskilled player/refuse to communicate".. And you can always just use pings for those types of situations.

AbodyHUN6661 votes

I guess unsportsmanlike behavior is for the ggez sayers and those who flame their enemies.

DJColdCutz2 votes

Like others have said, rito's report system is a numbers game. One extremely toxic game is exactly the same to them as one slightly negative game. I don't know your history, and it doesn't matter. You've reached a 14 day ban by being really toxic for a long time, being slightly negative for a long time, or a mixture of both. You've accrued a bunch of negative points, now you need to dilute them or cancel them out with a bunch of un-toxic games.

Think of it is way (but remember, I am making these numbers up): Imagine that you have played 100 games. In 75 of them, you were toxic. That means, in 75% of your games, you were toxic. Now imagine that If you reach 80%, you will be permanently banned. I don't want to do the math on how many games that would be in this hypothetical example, but you'd be close to the edge. In order to back away from the edge, you'd have to play a bunch of un-toxic games to dilute all those toxic games and lower your toxic:un-toxic games ratio.

Imagine you played 100 more games, but you were only toxic on the last you played. Now you have been toxic in 76/200 games or 38% of your games. That is much farther away from that 80%. Remember: I MADE THESE NUMBERS UP AS AN EXAMPLE!

qetzel1 votes

This is untrue. Lots of less negative games are equal to one really negative game. They weight it based on frequency and severity.

DJColdCutz1 votes

Not when we're talking about perma bans, which is what this post was about.. Read the link you posted...

"This also means that if you get another offense after that (even if it’s a less severe behavior!) you will be escalated to a permanent ban."

qetzel2 votes

"However, if a player is showing more severe behaviors, it is possible to be escalated straight to the 3rd Offense Tier, and immediately get a 14-day ban for your first offense. This also means that if you get another offense after that (even if it’s a less severe behavior!) you will be escalated to a permanent ban. By showing neutral or positive behaviors, it is possible to improve your account standing and drop punishment tiers as well."

This is only if the first punishment you received was bad enough for an instant 14 day ban, for example, death threats, racism or homophobia. You get escalated to the third tier and treated as though you have shown toxicity over a longer amount of time and have received all prior warnings.

Actually, perhaps I am wrong. There is a small amount of ambiguity in the paragraph and I am willing to accept that I misinterpreted it.

However, I know that at least up to and including the 14 day ban then the toxicity is weighted by severity and frequency.

DJColdCutz1 votes

Yea, I just meant that he's already gotten the 14 day ban, so it doesn't matter what he did to get there or what he does in the future. Next one with rito's system is the big one. I probably could have explained it better myself.

Chaos6891 votes

yeah i hate that

Pentch2 votes

You should play with trustworthy friends in a group 5 so you can get into a safe player status.

Numi1 votes

what do you mean by "safe player status" ?

Pentch3 votes

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what do you mean by "safe player status" ?

Since you have had a temporary ban on you, when you are reported it is looked at more closely. Basically you are under watch by the report system. It is sort of like you are being moderated and if you get reported and it is meaningful it can really mean something to your account. Playing a long time without receiving reports can get you out of the "danger zone" You should be fine if you only type nice stuff in chat though. If you are falsely reported it doesn't mean anything.

Numi1 votes

but how would i know whether i got out of the "danger zone" or not lol

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