you should work on your ban system
just to say that your ban system is shit banning someone for fucking up and saying a bad word but griefers never get banned and let us not talk about getting back to honor lvl 2
just to say that your ban system is shit banning someone for fucking up and saying a bad word but griefers never get banned and let us not talk about getting back to honor lvl 2
You act like fucking up enough to get banned just happens.
The amount of evidence backing your statement is astonishing.
Would you mind sharing chatlogs? While really offensive stuff can mean a 14 day ban, you might not have been banned for saying a "bad word"
get perma'd?
I can back it up for him and prove that Riot's banning system is exactly that - fucked up. -Most companies do not ban people from the game for chat. -People, you know, do not expect to get banned for chat. -Riot bans for chat. -Riot fails to communicate their alien philosophy to the majority of playerbase. -Riot tends to skip punishment tiers for childish words like "r***d" or "fg" considering them inappropriate enough to ban people on the first offense. That includes permabans on the first and especially second offence. -System can trigger off those words disregarding any context, including quoting, getting tricked into saying them or using them in other non-offensive context, like discussing the words themselves. -Riot practices permabans for chat. -Riot's support tells you to go fornicate yourself without forum or reddit uproar, as long as your permanent ban is not payment related.
Considering all these points, Riot's banning system is indeed fucked up. It enforces something that doesn't have to be enforced with inadequately harsh punishments.
Yes, I would gladly play with any of those permabanned "toxic" players as long as they don't run it down mid or go afk. The fact that good players get removed from the game for chat fills me with deep regret - losing an account is way too abusive in comparison to their offences. I truly believe it has to stop.
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-Riot fails to communicate their alien philosophy to the majority of playerbase.
¨Riot fails to communicate their alien philosophy to the majority of playerbase.¨ it literally says in the terms and services what is ok and not ok for behavior. You said that you agree to these rules and will follow them and that by breaking them you are issued a punishment. Riot makes it very clear that if you break these rules you will be punished. It’s not that hard to understand, all you have to do is follow the rules, if you mess up and end up with a punishment think back on why you got it and try to not do it again. The problem is that people get angry too easily, ignore the rules and then whine when they get punished for breaking them (either breaking the rules too many times and get perma’d or they said something so fucked up that they instantly get a perma).
I think that the ban system is fair, and no that is not some kind of PRAISE RITO THEY ARE GODS EVERYTHING THEY DO IS RIGHT AND JUST! It is because from a logical standpoint the system gives you plenty of time after your first chat ban (or your 14-day suspension) to think back on the rules and change your behavior. If you ended up with a perma then you can either think back on how you got a perma, change your behavior and then make a new account, or you can just leave League and not play anymore.
Most companies do not ban people from the game for chat.
What other companies do is their business.
Riot fails to communicate their alien philosophy to the majority of playerbase.
Apart from where they say in the ToU and Summoner's Code, as well as warning you when you get a punishment? "None are so blind as those that won't see." Just because you ignore them doesn't mean they didnt' tell you.
Riot tends to skip punishment tiers for childish words like "r**d" or "f*g" considering them inappropriate enough to ban people on the first offense. That includes permabans on the first and especially second offence.
They're not childish words, except that anyone using them is an immature kid. Even then first offence is a 14-day ban; that's enough warning to know not to do it again.
System can trigger off those words disregarding any context, including quoting, getting tricked into saying them or using them in other non-offensive context, like discussing the words themselves.
There's no reason to quote them or discuss them - chat is for gameplay talk. Even then if you can prove you were tricked or quoted they'll sometimes reduce the ban.
Riot's support tells you to go fornicate yourself without forum or reddit uproar, as long as your permanent ban is not payment related.
Screenshots please.
The fact that good players get removed from the game for chat fills me with deep regret
People using zero-tolerance language and telling people to kill themselves aren't good players. They're jerks who don't deserve to play. If you have so little self-control that you can't play a video game without abusing your teammates then you should seek help.
What other companies do is their business.
Except that there are some standards and certain expectations. And Riot fails to meet those expectations.
Apart from where they say in the ToU and Summoner's Code, as well as warning you when you get a punishment? "None are so blind as those that won't see." Just because you ignore them doesn't mean they didnt' tell you.
Summoner's code is so vague that it has more interpretations that the bible and ToU flat out state that rito can ban you without any reason at all. That doesn't mean they are supposed to do it keep their reputation.
They're not childish words, except that anyone using them is an immature kid. Even then first offence is a 14-day ban; that's enough warning to know not to do it again.
There are actual minors among those "immature kids", there is no intention to insult actual homosexuals or people with mental issues(despite clearly being derogatory) when these words are used and ban for chat is not warning. It's a bloody ban. Which, as I stated before, is not industry standard and it is not even slightly harsh. It is not just harsh and it's not overly harsh. It's incredibly inappropriately harsh and I can't even report toxic players nowadays because of it, as I feel like I would be participating in something dirty and immoral.
There's no reason to quote them or discuss them - chat is for gameplay talk. Even then if you can prove you were tricked or quoted they'll sometimes reduce the ban.
Yeah, but you can't be sure, because tired support talks to you with copy-pasted text designed to make you suffer as your matter is closed just like all following tickets, your permaban will not be lifted and the decision is final.
Screenshots please.
I have an ultimate example - a thread that you need to make it work. https://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/tips-tricks/RE7XxFM8-dont-use-this-sion-ult-mechanic-or-youll-get-banned
People using zero-tolerance language and telling people to kill themselves aren't good players. They're jerks who don't deserve to play. If you have so little self-control that you can't play a video game without abusing your teammates then you should seek help.
This is biased, unfounded and hypocritical statement that has nothing to do with reality, it can't even be fixed by editing - just flat out deleted.
We are living in a horrible world, where criminally insane people, serial killers, rapists, %%%%%%%%%s, terrorists, assassins and world leaders exist. They've done much worse things than insulting someone in the internet, and any of them can be a talented musician, actor, singer, writer or a player in a videogame. Ignoring their talent just because they are bad people is ignorance and hypocrisy.
And maybe - just maybe - lack of personal contact allows us to dehumanise other people through the internet and judge them as strawmen instead of real persons, which naturally leads to internet culture as it is - less respectful that it would be in real life. It affects both communicating your message and how it is going to be perceived - there is a world of difference between some random "kys" after you fail a dive and an actual human you know looking you in the eyes and telling you that the world would be better if you killed yourself, but Riot games doesn't seem to get where that difference comes from.
Of course, I neither use nor justify abusive language in game chat, but there should be more appropriate and humane methods to communicate that it's wrong. And there are. They are just not as hateful and barbaric.
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