What crosses the line?

Oxyrotten·12/29/2017, 8:19:34 AM·1 votes·414 views

If someone is just flaming me hard because I am beating them in lane, am I allowed to make fun of them?

Like not bm'ing necessarily but egg them on and respond to their toxicity?

I do think that winning or doing well should warrant some bragging rights, is that necessarily toxic behaviour?

8 Comments

Final Spark Lux12/29/2017, 8:25:18 AM2 votes

Encouraging toxicity in any form crosses the line (IE "egging" them onn). You don't need to brag about anything. Let the scoreboard speak for you. If you won your lane, good for you. You don't need to rub it in further. If you ask me, I'd say yes, it's toxic behavior specifically because you're doing it to get a predictable reaction out of them, and that really isn't right.

If it were up to me, I'd remove all-chat from the game. With the exception of some people able to keep discussions civil through all-chat, most of the time it just ends up being used in a toxic manner, and doesn't add anything to the game. If you want to talk to people, or brag about something, do it to your own team.

Bloodfish12/29/2017, 8:39:28 AM2 votes

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If someone is just flaming me hard because I am beating them in lane, am I allowed to make fun of them?

Like not bm'ing necessarily but egg them on and respond to their toxicity?

I do think that winning or doing well should warrant some bragging rights, is that necessarily toxic behaviour?

Don’t listen to “white knights” , if someone flames you on enemy team feel free to taunt them in softmanner of course. Like if i get ganks and my opponent starts crying in all chat thet i cant win 1 v 1 so i call for help, i will use that to tilt them more . Like next time i solo kill them i might say “you just got owned” or if i barely lived i say “not even close” so u got the idea, not flaming, not insulting, just chatting

Jo0o12/29/2017, 4:55:59 PM2 votes

There's talking smack, and then there's harassing and flaming. Know the difference and you'll be fine.