Where I Disagree With Permabans.

Rainfall·Jul 24, 2017·1 votes·314 views

according to riots current punishment system: player 1 and 2 get a 14 day ban at the same day, player 1:200 games in the 3 following months -not reformed. player 2:5 games in the 7 following months -reformed.

6 Comments

ModThe DjinnJul 24, 201712 votes

Actually, this is untrue!

Account deescalation is based on the number of games played, NOT based on the amount of time.

So no worries -- if Player 1 has 200 games with positive behavior in three months, that player is likely down at least one level of punishment. Player 2, meanwhile, has only played 5 games, and so the system hasn't deescalated his punishment tier at all!

xXRaichopXxJul 24, 20171 votes

I learned a lot from this comment, thanks!

RainfallJul 24, 20171 votes

actualy a friend of mine did it,he got banned for 14 days left the game for 8 months then came back to the game only to be banned for 14 days again after 20 games.

ModThe DjinnJul 24, 20174 votes

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actualy a friend of mine did it,he got banned for 14 days left the game for 8 months then came back to the game only to be banned for 14 days again after 20 games.

How long ago was this, out of curiosity? I'm not sure the system always worked exactly as it does now, but I can assure you that the system does work the way I described. It's possible your friend merely got extraordinarily lucky, as in a system this big there will always be the occasional exception that slips through.

ChermorgJul 24, 20171 votes

From my experience it's been years but it used to be mainly time based. Riot changed it I believe after people left their accounts for months just to be "reformed" to avoid a permanent ban.

Now the system is based more on games played, but also on time played and behavior patterns.

Timethief49Jul 24, 20171 votes

That's Not how it works though. Player 1 could be Reformed to some extend depending on his behaviour. Player 2 couldnt be Reformed in the systems eyes.