Where can I appeal if i have been perma banned?

Acrex··3 votes·876 views

I was perma banned about a weak ago for toxic behavior. This is not me begging for my account back but I'm just wondering where i can appeal for it. I suffer with intermittent explosive disorder which is a type of anger issues that courses me to loose my cool and can make me very toxic in chat. I want to appeal my ban and request a perma mute to help stop this. Is there any place i can do this? Thanks! c:

14 Comments

VyleExyle6 votes

End of the month, once a year.

Permanent Ban appeals are personally reviewed by the CEO of RIOT on February 30th, so you're lucky that we're so close!

Acrex1 votes

Do you know where i can go for this? And thank you for the heads up!

spirit cooking1 votes

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End of the month, once a year.

Permanent Ban appeals are personally reviewed by the CEO of RIOT on February 30th, so you're lucky that we're so close!

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disregardable3 votes

You can't. There aren't any appeals, and there aren't permanent mutes. You either stop being toxic in chat or you get banned. You didn't stop, so you got banned.

DrCyanide2 votes

The only way bans are overturned is if it was a mistake on Riot's part. In those cases, you'd make a support ticket - https://support.riotgames.com/hc/en-us

Makior722 votes

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I just feel that's it's very unfair due to my Anger issues. And the fact that i spent over $250 on the account.

Sorry to hear about your anger issues, hope you are getting the medicine / therapy you need.

On topic, you could try to open a support ticket but it would be very un likely that the ban gets over turned, so don't get your hopes up.

The amount of $ spent on an account is also irrelevant to the situation.

Anger issues or no, you still said whatever it was that you said to get you that perma ban. While you may feel you had minimal or zero control over your actions, those actions still affected 4 other people on your team and potentially the 5 on the enemy team as well.

I dont mean to be disrespectful, but If you legitimately have anger issues then perhaps competitive online games are something you should avoid until you have your anger better controlled.

If you insist on making a new account, i highly recommend muting everyone the instant the match begins and not saying a single word in game yourself.

Acrex1 votes

I would normally mute everyone and I feel like league gets my mind of some Irl situations. Anyways thanks for the comment and i will have a shot at making a support ticket.

Acrex1 votes

I just feel that's it's very unfair due to my Anger issues. And the fact that i spent over $250 on the account.

BRBGTGBOWFLEX3 votes

I understand that you feel it's unfair, but IRL I am willing to bet you have found ways to cope with your anger issues. On League there are ways. For your next account I recommend you disable the enter button so you cannot talk to people. Google ways to disable your own chat, but the issue with your appeal is that you did, in fact, perform the ban-worthy actions.

Also, the things they perma-ban for tend to be hate speech more than anything else.

I'm sure you've heard this before, but you're going to need to find ways to cope with this anger.

Astôlfo1 votes

You don't.

Astôlfo1 votes

Sure, if you actually have some sort of disorder, which I doubt, then yeah, you might have anger management problems. But. You're expected to keep it out of chat. Why should other players have to deal with your toxicity whether or not it's from some sort of disorder? If anything, you should have gotten help with your anger problems in the first place, whether it be via medicine/therapy/etc, before it got to a point like this. Long story short, the appeal isn't going to work.

Dominick Destine1 votes

"Intermittent explosive disorder"

[slayer-jinx-unamused]

spirit cooking1 votes

Make three new accounts. Buy skins for all of them. If any of them get banned make three new accounts.

spirit cooking1 votes

This guy is Riot/Tencent's ideal customer according to their business model.

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