Describe Reformed for me please.

NA CROC·Mar 20, 2016·8 votes·792 views

I got a 25 game restriction back in october 2015... how much longer till i get hextech rewards? october november december january february march. many months

11 Comments

Mal the RedMar 20, 20163 votes

Next Season, maybe?

It's as good a guess as any.

I would like to hear this description too.

MasterSomethingMar 20, 20163 votes

6 Months since your punishment to reform... October= 10 April= 16/4

You will reform by April.

Troll for TrumpMar 20, 20161 votes

That's Fair /s

Brad GluckmanMar 20, 20161 votes

Well from riot there's honestly no dated time, when I contacted player support I got this answer, my friend also supported this theory, he was banned for 2 weeks and was completely reformed within 3-4 months, because the lack of negativity. I do believe that they not only do it by time base but also by conduct in games. So if you're on your best conduct they "may" reform you quicker.

"Hello Dusty,

It looks like you’ve recently been punished for behavioral issues. Players who’ve been punished will no longer earn Hextech Chests through achieving an S rank on the Rift, nor will they earn key fragments after matchmade victories. This restriction will be lifted after your punishment ends and you’ve shown clear improvement. Because it’s based on your personal behavior, there’s no set date or time when this will happen."

Troll for TrumpMar 20, 20162 votes

Because it’s based on your personal behavior, there’s no set date or time when this will happen.

Still don't get why they don't just straight up tell you the date and time, instead of some automated answer.

Brad GluckmanMar 20, 20161 votes

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Still don't get why they don't just straight up tell you the date and time, instead of some automated answer.

I completely agree, I think there should be a bar that shows your accounts current standing. That would allow players to fully understand where they're at on that account standing bar and gives them a closer look on when they drop a tier. I think this would be a grand idea to implement into the game. It might even motivate players to reform knowing they can see where they are.

Sythriel DrakenMar 20, 20163 votes

Riot does not have a clear system in place. They do not have a guideline for this reform process, nor will they for a month or two. Unfortunatly, the crafting will go live in other parts of the world WITHOUT this reform system in place. If riot thinks it's got some shit right now about it, it's about to get much worse...

RetillinMar 20, 20162 votes

It's because Riot don't plan ahead. They have been talking about monthly player cards for close to a year (or more) now. Where you get a monthly report on how your account is in good/bad standing. At least to give you some kind of idea on where you are, and if you are "reforming" or getting worse.

But like all things, Riot started it (according to Lyte) and then just kinda back burner-ed it. So instead of having it ready for Hextech, it will come out soon(tm). Riot does not do a good job of long term planning/design. Everything either feels rushed (Juggernauts/Fiora rework) or implemented with the idea that they will get around to it some time later (a good amount of the pre-season stuff Riot is still unsure on).

Telephone BoothMar 21, 20162 votes

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It's because Riot don't plan ahead. They have been talking about monthly player cards for close to a year (or more) now. Where you get a monthly report on how your account is in good/bad standing. At least to give you some kind of idea on where you are, and if you are "reforming" or getting worse.

But like all things, Riot started it (according to Lyte) and then just kinda back burner-ed it. So instead of having it ready for Hextech, it will come out soon(tm). Riot does not do a good job of long term planning/design. Everything either feels rushed (Juggernauts/Fiora rework) or implemented with the idea that they will get around to it some time later (a good amount of the pre-season stuff Riot is still unsure on).

Sounds like they DO plan ahead, considering they started planning it "close to a year" ago. That IS planning ahead. Things that feel rushed to you, might not feel rushed to the employees that work 8 hour days 40 hours a week, on said things. So on one hand they're taking their time implementing new features, but on the other hand, they rush things out cuz they don't plan ahead. Jesus people, stop acting like you know everything about making video games.