Possible Solutions To Avoid Player Behavior Problems?

FranzNoZhonyas··3 votes·568 views

It is no secret that league of legends is filled with toxic players along with players with good sportsmanship. You are going to have games with afks and player typing violently at you for messing up a play or something. Sometimes players just get mad at others for their own mistakes. Now currently the best thing to do to avoid this in game is to mute the player and report them after the game. Well... I'm gonna be honest, when someone is harassing me it throws my entire game off. Sometimes I can just forget about it by muting them and moving on but the problem for me is their previous messages are still in the chat and they continue to tilt me. My suggestion is that after muting a player their chat history is erased from the chat JUST FROM THE PLAYER THAT MUTED THEM. It isn't much but if the chat isn't moving around it becomes hard to forget about. This is just my small suggestion to help de-tilt players. Leave comments on the thread for any other suggestions and hopefully Riot will see this . Good luck in season 6!

8 Comments

disregardable2 votes

Mute all at the start of the game. I still insta-tilt, but I think I tilt less hard.

PIMPSMOOTH2 votes

"My suggestion is that after muting a player their chat history is erased from the chat JUST FROM THE PLAYER THAT MUTED THEM"

Not a terrible idea.

[slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

FranzNoZhonyas2 votes

Thanks!

IsoVhell2 votes

I think I might just mute all from now on do my own thing if its a troll team!

Mestophilies2 votes

/ignore all

Not only does it mute everyone, but it fills the chat with ignore notifications and clears their text.

Win-win.

FranzNoZhonyas1 votes

That works just fine but wouldn't it be so much easier to be able to chat with everyone EXCEPT the one causing trouble? If the chat cleared JUST those messages from that player you could continue to communicate with teammates other than just pings.

Mestophilies1 votes

Easier, hmm I suppose that is a matter of opinion. I don't think your idea is without merit, but I definitely prefer /ignore all.

I /ignore all EVERY game. I still talk in chat, like "dragon 1 minute, lets organize for it", or "we are X comp we should use Y strategy".

I cant remember the last time I saw anyone say anything useful in chat? I'm not trying to be difficult, but really, how often do your teammates say useful things in chat? How often does chat tilt you?

This is why I use /ignore all ... in every game. Pings are the way to go, and you can still lead your team in the chat.

4ManVotedAgainst1 votes

I have been wondering about whether it would have any effect or not to include "binaural-beats" into the sound-tracks or BGM whilst playing. For those of you who do not know what binaural beats are, I will try to describe briefly, but you're better off looking it up on You-Tube & reading the comments to posted videos about others' experiences. Similarly to hypnosis, one session usually won't cause any kind of sudden or over-night change, but after extended exposure, certain frequencies will have certain effects on individuals should be noticed more easily after anywhere from one to six months or something.

Yes, I fully admit to being a huge conspiracy theorist buff, too, but being suspicious about everyone & everything (especially governments & bankers & any parasitical-elite ruling classes), and there's plenty of evidence in existence that have demonstrated various forms of behaviour-modification & even mind-control ! Did you think that drugs & alcohol were the only things that changed moods/behaviours or had mind-altering effects ? Look up "psychotronics" and be mind-blown ! Remember when whale-beachings were all over the news a decade or two ago ? That was discovered to be from U.S. Navy Sonar-Testing (the frequencies caused the behaviour of the whales to beach themselves [partly due to its damaging effects]).

Technology can be used for beneficial or harmful purposes. Leaving the jokes about Riot being part of Illuminati aside I have an interest in knowing if the binaural-beats idea could be put into testing for possible positive results (assuming that Riot is really not actually part of some Illuminati mind-control shadow-government project [yes, they are subject to suspicion, due to the amount of money they rake in every year, even every day, yet for some reason seem to make changes that could almost be considered trolling whilst ignoring real problems that need to be addressed, not to mention that the public-education-system is also subject to suspicion of various other conspiracies, too]).

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