Saying FUCK gets you banned.

Cottonking·Dec 16, 2015·1 votes·2,119 views

This is absolutely ridiculous, if you say the word "fuck" in game there is a VERY HIGH chance of ban just because the children that arent supposed to play this game dont want o see it. FUCK RIOT

17 Comments

TrulyBlandDec 16, 201511 votes

Did you know that saying "you" also gets you banned? Coincidentally, saying "you" gets you banned just about as often as saying "fuck" does. I wonder whether there's some weird correlation there, or some other bannable phrase that contains both words. We'll never know for sure, I suppose.

KorilloDec 16, 20154 votes

How about you post your reform card :), would be interesting if it was actually true - but it's not true, is it?

DisneylordDec 16, 20151 votes

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How about you post your reform card :), would be interesting if it was actually true - but it's not true, is it?

what is a reform card

KorilloDec 16, 20151 votes

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what is a reform card

If you were banned they would have provided you with a reform card showing the reason for your ban (usually has a few chat logs attached to it).

idontplaythemetaDec 16, 20151 votes

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what is a reform card

The in game comments are recorded in a log, you can go to a certain website through your match history then copy and paste it over in the forums.

VianciDec 16, 20154 votes

Like RangerlUSAl said - fuck is not bannable, saying fuck you is. On the side note, saying "pls report xxx" also is ban worthy, reason being that report should not be forced/asked for, it should be a player decision.

SukishooDec 16, 20158 votes

saying "pls report xxx" also is ban worthy

No it's not. If other people are toxic to their team and someone asks for help, it's not at all reportable or ban worthy.

Maximum MordeDec 16, 20155 votes

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No it's not. If other people are toxic to their team and someone asks for help, it's not at all reportable.

It actually is because simply asking for reports is having a negative attitude and contributes only negatively to the game.

Then there is the fact that you only need one report per match anyway to flag someone for review. Multiple reports do not help, so you are just asking for the purpose of being a passive aggressive whiner.

The correct action to take is to say nothing, report at the end of the match, and move on.

SukishooDec 16, 20153 votes

Too bad it's not, cause then more people would get warnings, bans, ect. And yet, I know for a fact most people I see that request reports on others never get anything against them.

Maximum MordeDec 16, 20154 votes

Probably because it actually takes a history to get a punishment. Most people might experience a bad game and say those kind of things very rarely and thus not get punished. I assure you that there are plenty of people who have gotten punished for it though as Red threads have specifically addressed it.

LukeTheSheppyDec 16, 20152 votes

Post logs.

Ra1dDec 16, 20152 votes

Lol considering how many times i say it in a single game i doubt thats true unless youre telling someonw to go fuck themselves.

TwigglesDec 16, 20152 votes

Saying "Aw, fuck!" Will not get you banned.

However, saying something like "Go fucking kill yourself!" Will possibly get you banned.

So do you have a reform card to provide, or are you just here to spout falsehoods?

EvilDustManDec 16, 20152 votes

Fuck.

idontplaythemetaDec 16, 20151 votes

Really cause often I can say "gl hf you fuckwads" in the beginning of the match and it makes everyone take the game a little less seriously cause it's funny.

TractDec 16, 20151 votes

I can't think there has been a single game ever where throughout the course of the match NOBODY said that....NEVER HAS THERE BEEN ONE MATCH. If you got banned, you said a lot more than that.

TheLittlestLuluDec 16, 20151 votes

I say fuck every now and then in games and I haven't even been warned, and I've been playing since season 1.

I have a sneaking suspicion that the people who claim they totally got banned only for saying fuck had some other words included that made the context more sinister.