I just got back from a 14-day suspension for telling a nautilus that had int'ed 16 kills (to my lane opponent) on my last promo to silver 4 to kill himself. I think it was justified
nope, it's not
I find intentional feeding to be a more severe offense than flaming
just because someone did you a booboo doesn't mean it's ok to be mean back. This was taught back in kindergarten
specially when the flames are directed to someone who is inting. I have attached a pic with the naut score from that game that got be 14-day banned.
doesn't matter when, how, why. You flame, you're breaking the rules (same policy it's been since at least as long as I've played league, don't act surprised)
Today, not even 2 games out of my suspension I called someone a faggot
wow, you really learned your lesson didn't ya?
I use that word a lot
are we supposed to be impressed?
In fact my best friend is gay and I call him that all the time, it's just a word it used to refer to a pack of cigarette, and I get perma-banned for it.
your failure to distinguish what's ok to say to your friends and what is ok to say to strangers is quite disturbing. For some reason you think what you say only matters to you, which is just wrong
I find that petty, like someone was watching my account and just waiting for me to use any swear word or displaced language to sled down the hammer.
Kinda sad guys.
I find it petty that you posted this complain(?) to the boards when you knowingly broke the rules and even showed in this very same post that you learned nothing of Riot's policies. It's like you got back from the 14-day ban (which you stated you didn't think you deserved) and felt like you could get away with carrying on with the same attitude without any further repercussions.
You didn't learn. You knowingly broke the rules (fresh off being punished for doing the same thing earlier) and now you're here to complain about how the rules are stupid instead of admitting that you made a mistake.
This is sad