Permban.

3 AXES IN UR MOM··1 votes·688 views

Riot pls help me. I recently got permbanned for flaming, the only reason why I flame was because of trollers, people inting, and other flamers. but I feel like I'm the only one getting banned. can u pls give me a extra chance and I will reform without flaming?

8 Comments

ModThe Djinn2 votes

Unfortunately I can't bring good news: the only time Riot reverses permanent bans is when they were applied in error.

coback1 votes

Or the player makes Riot money somehow:P

Outside of Tyler1, plenty of big name players have gotten permas reversed,

Jensen, IWDominate to name a few:P

ModThe Djinn1 votes

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Or the player makes Riot money somehow:P

Outside of Tyler1, plenty of big name players have gotten permas reversed,

Jensen, IWDominate to name a few:P

Each of those players was subject to more than an account ban: either a competitive ban or a personal ban that means EVERY account they played on would be banned. These specific bans can be lifted, but no ACCOUNTS were restores. In those cases the player was simply allowed to make a new account again...something normal permanent banned players are free to do already.

Basically, they had a permanent++, which can get reduced to a standard permaban.

BeatzBoyFTW2 votes

Your chat restrictions & 14 days suspension was your "extra chance".

THE HUNTERS1 votes

homie pray this is bad perma bans are hard to deal with

Beas7ie1 votes

Chat logs

FioraWillCarry1 votes

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the only reason why I flame was because of trollers, people inting, and other flamers.

The arrogance on you, thinking you have the right to flame people because they had a bad game, as if you have never lost lane and/or feed in games. It was a just ban if you ask me. You deserve this.

General Esdeath 1 votes

Sad day when someone with santa baron icon is toxic.

Trumpets ready for the salute boys?~

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