if what's considered "toxic" is defined by the community

scazzman·2/14/2017, 5:38:39 AM·2 votes·853 views

what would happen if someone were to create a TON of bot accounts, which were programed to report all 9 players after every game, we arent talking a small operation, but if someone were to make it so one of these bots were encountered on average in every single game

18 Comments

Handy Sandy 2/14/2017, 5:39:36 AM3 votes

There's no evidence of the people they reported of doing anything against the rules, so nothing would happen.

AeroWaffle2/14/2017, 1:38:06 PM2 votes

Creating enough bots to deviate the average when millions of accounts exist is pretty damn unlikely.

Arcade Andrew2/14/2017, 7:17:14 AM1 votes

yo so everyone who downvoted you dont get OP's question.

OP is basically asking, If somehow a hacker made enough bot accounts that COULDN'T be detected, and these bots outnumber the actual player base, What would happen?

IE: say saying the word "nice job" is considered fine, but then these bots are introduced and suddenly everyone saying "nice job" is being reported.

This is a thought experiment guys do some thinking!

My thoughts: if the bots existed and outnumbered players, in order to to ban people for being toxic theyd have to you know.. talk. so we would see players just accepting that chatting is now no longer safe, and the game would go on as normal

StillRJay2/14/2017, 3:18:15 PM1 votes

I would think Riot manages the list of key words that are punishable. If these bots started reporting players for saying "nice job", I doubt Riot would say "oh boy, better add 'nice job' to the list". I'm pretty sure nothing would happen.

EvilDustMan2/15/2017, 2:00:49 AM1 votes

Go home, scazzman