Reform motivation i guess?

Spearki·Jul 21, 2018·1 votes·1,889 views

I honestly don't think there is much motivation to reform, i mean you get honor reward etc but meh who really cares if your main you played on for years will always be banned?

Personally i feel like there is not much reason to reform if you can't ever get your main back anyway seems way easier to just go boost ppl etc rather then having to get all the champs again and it's not like you will ever get the rewards/history of your acc back for what you did in the earlier seasons.

Am i the only one who think knowing that it might be possible to get your main back if you reform after years would be reasonable?

i think most ppl gonna down vote this and say stuff like there shouldn't be a reason to reform if you decent human being etc XD" but regardless i still think that isn't 100% true either.

I want to know what other ppls opinion and view are on this both from toxic and non toxic ppl to see the difference in opinions etc [sg-soraka]

8 Comments

Imperial PandaaJul 21, 20183 votes

I look at it this way; if your main is banned is it really your main anymore. Whatever account you planned to use in its place is your new main.

SpearkiJul 21, 20181 votes

meh a new acc is never the same as the first one you played on for 4years ish but i guess if i reformed when my main was banned i could have had an acc that was 3years old now which would almost be like a new "main" but just not the same :c

AeroWaffleJul 21, 20182 votes

Riot isn't really encouraging reform when they perma-ban the account. At that point they are encouraging you to leave.

Zombie GerbilJul 21, 20182 votes

I've had this account since beta. That's enough motivation for me to follow the policy. It really depends on how much you appreciate the account you're borrowing and improving your attitude. But if you can't find the room to reform and improve your attitude, of course, you're going to get banned eventually. No one wants an asshole in their game. That's not really hard to understand and respect.

But like I said, it depends on how much you want to improve a stable account.

SpearkiJul 21, 20181 votes

the thing is my main wasn't even banned for flaming it was banned for being negative i was in a dark place back in s5 and i wrote negative stuff all the time cuz that was all i did think of back then but i didn't actually flame anyone but being overly negative still gets you banned :/

but it kinda only pissed me off more and make me spiral into even more toxic behavior unfortunately.

Zombie GerbilJul 22, 20181 votes

Being negative is just as bad as anything else that against the policy. Whether it be intentionally feeding, griefing, or flaming. Maybe this game isn't for you. It's not meant for everyone, especially if they don't see the point of being reform. That alone is the biggest sign of this game not being for them. Because this game's biggest policy is having the proper attitude in order to keep an account.

But when an account is permanently banned, they're not encouraging you to reform, they're encouraging you not to play their game.

disregardableJul 21, 20181 votes

personally, I have no sentimental attachment to my account.

actually, when I was leveling my smurf, I had way more fun. so many S grades.

Kei143Jul 21, 20181 votes

Riot's stance on permaban players is that they are no longer welcome to play the game. They really don't want any extra motivation to keep them around.