Earn Back Your Perma Banned Acount

Anime Knight·5/14/2018, 1:29:00 AM·3 votes·2,136 views

Hi Everyone, i just had a thought and i know alot of players out there might agree with me. With league sometimes things happen, we are all human and sometimes weither it be toxic behaviour or using cheats we all make mistakes, its in our nature. I really think Riot should Create a Earn back your account system Where you have to play like 1000 games or something without getting one report, in order to get back a perma banned account. What do you guys think? Isnt the point of making a mistake to learn from it and then be given a second Chance?

19 Comments

BeatzBoyFTW5/14/2018, 1:34:10 AM8 votes

Look up the word "permanent".
Chat restrictions & 14 days suspension are considered 2nd chances.

AJStarhiker5/14/2018, 1:38:00 AM7 votes

They already tried it. Back around S1 or S2, Riot attempted the Level 20 Challenge. They handpicked a set of permabanned players they thought most likely to succeed, and the results were so dismal, they pulled the plug almost before word hit the forums and they've never attempted a similar program since.

MagicFlyingLlama5/14/2018, 1:44:29 AM4 votes

Permbanned players already proved they are mentally incapable of reform. If they are kids, maybe in 10 years..

Also tyler1 is steadily heading for it again, should be a fun show.

YerroFever5/14/2018, 6:21:31 PM2 votes

The thing is, permanent bans aren't the first line of defense, it's a last resort.

Why didn't players learn from prior punishments?

JCPANDIT5/14/2018, 9:52:02 AM2 votes

Let me ask you - why should these players earn yet another chance? They had ample opportunity to improve their behaviour before the perma. Implementing your suggested system makes a joke out of the severity of the penalty.

Emerald Fang5/14/2018, 6:41:17 AM1 votes

I think this system would be okay if someone was racist, said death threats, was inting etc. Those are one-time things that immediately result in a permaban. Mistakes happen, and those are big ones, but it only happened once. For 99% of league players, the phrase “Kys” doesn’t have real meaning behind it. I’m not saying that it should be allowed in any way, but if someone showed they were done with using “kys” as an empty threat I would be fine with a second chance.

However if this person was toxic 4 times and got 4 intermediate punishments, chances are they aren’t reforming. And they’ll probably just make another account and use it anyway.

thefourtysn5/14/2018, 7:23:12 AM1 votes

No we don't need those toxic players in the League community, I don't know how hard it is to literally type in /muteall in chat. You won't see their text, and best of all you probably won't text. So it's basically a win/win for both players.

Kei1435/14/2018, 2:16:13 AM1 votes

Person ally i wouldn't mind them getting their main accounts back after a lonnnngggg period of proof of reform.

If course this will happen after all the other better behavior initiatives have been implemented.

CubanThund3r5/14/2018, 5:30:59 PM1 votes

Lmao all these comments of - why give them another chance - good riddence

@Flyingroboticcow it's really not good riddence because they never quit lmao that's the whole point of playing the 1000 games that they had never quit.. and still want to play all riot did was take away the money they spent on skins and let them make a new account or buy a new account it's not "good riddence" it's supporting account sellers or making level 1-30 hell for new players and if they did quit? then what? they're gonna hear about this 1000 game programme and come back?
@ JcPandit why give them another chance to what? get their 4 year old account back that they spent $1000 on. listen m8 if they can spend $1000 on skins they can buy new level 30's to ruin games. my question to you is. why not give them their account back? and on the first instance of toxcicity they get banned? in that case them getting their 4 year old account back would affect literally one game
@thefourtysn 1. you're assuming over 4 years that their attitude hasn't changed 2. "those toxic players" are still in ur community and if they aren't here anymore then this reform thing won't even affect them
@AJStarhiker your example is true. I just want to say that in this example the accounts would probably be older than 2 months - 2 years(seasons) giving a good amount of time for that player to have reformed. second, the game is way bigger than it is today and probably way less fun to grind lvl 1-30 so in season 1-2 Unless they had already been high in the ranks or REALLY wanted the money they spent on the account they were probably just playing the game for some stress relief and to direct their anger towards others, and not thinking about the possible rare skins they would be losing and stuff so it'd be like making a new account in Fortnite if you spent no money on it. you really don't care about the levels you'd lose in fortnite
@BeatzBoyFTW I can tell you from personal experience that after getting 1000 game chat mutes (yes legit those happend back in season 1-4?) I never once thought that I would get permanently banned, honestly I thought it was like as long as I don't threaten your family tell you to kys. use racist stuff that I would just keep getting chat restricts or like 7 day ban. if it's your first account and it's way back when nobody in those days actually expected a permanent ban because we had our own opinions of what is deserving of a permanent ban and it was unheard of.

again what reason is there to NOT bring back all old accounts after some appeal or 1000 games programme and then when you finally get the account. you have to go for like 6 months of (regular) playing without saying a SINGLE negative thing or you get instantly banned? again It would only affect one game.

FlyingRoboticCow5/14/2018, 3:52:50 AM1 votes

The chat restrictions and the 14 day bans are the warnings and the second chances, good riddance to them.