I am just confused as to how they determine who gets punished for toxicity. When you have someone telling others to kill themselves, dropping that c-bomb and that no one likes them, yet you end up getting chat restricted for defending yourself. It just seems to me like the toxicity is at an all time high with this new season. Wondering everyone's thoughts on this.
Yep. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and so too is toxicity. It's all equal, or none of it is. And it's for these reasons that we need to remove toxicity reports from the game. Only report for intentional feeding, afks, cheaters and scripters.
I've actually quite league until the tribunal fixes this. They banned an old account of mine from the first season of league. For flaming in 2% of my matches, I lost 300 days of game time, all my champs, 100's of dollars in skins, and my entire friends list. It doesn't seem equal. So they won't see me on the rift again until some massive reform is done.
c-bomb?
c.nt?
That will always be the case
You don't get banned for muting though, which is what defending yourself would be.
yet you end up getting chat restricted for defending yourself
More often than not, we aren't talking about someone defending themselves, but retaliating. People tend to conflate the two. Defending yourself means muting the source of toxicity, whereas fighting back and arguing is something completely different.
Defending yourself means as they curses you and demeans you. Put head phones in (mute them) and don't defend yourself. And then his duo will flame you for it. So you then mute him and almost 50% of your team you cant talk to. And then they just spam ping you for the reason of the game and report you anyways because they are together. So you mute their pings. And you still get banned or chat restricted. Because they are going to tell the enemy team that you are calling them names and you won't know because you can't see it. That's a wonderful system to help stop the community from being toxic. wouldn't you say riot????
