unfair ban

killia··1 votes·493 views

i was banned on 01/05/17. i know i'm not the best sportsmanship player but i 100 percent agree that the reason why i got banned was unfair if riot employees read what two of my team mates were saying to me it would negate all flaming, i done towards them due to the fact they were flaming me as well and first.. i;m not upset about the fact i got banned its just how it was went about

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Zombiemaster5 votes

if riot employees read what two of my team mates were saying to me it would negate all flaming, i done towards them due to the fact they were flaming me as well and first

Other players flaming you, even if they do it first, does not negate any flaming you do towards them. You are responsible for your behavior and your behavior alone, and what other players say/do does not excuse any poor behavior you exhibit in game. If others are flaming you, the best response would be to mute them and report them after the game if you feel it necessary. Flaming back at them does nothing to help the situation. Doing so is simply makes a bad situation even worse.

Jo0o1 votes

You agree that your own ban was unfair? Uh, okay.

You're welcome to plead your case if you think that will help, but we're gonna need to see those chat logs. But I can tell you now that retaliation or "defending yourself" aren't acceptable excuses. Ultimately, you're responsible for your own actions. If you flamed, all that matters is you flamed.

Death and Doom1 votes

lets see those chat logs.

YOU LOST LMAO1 votes

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lets see those chat logs.

give them up, hand them over

This Is Your Dad1 votes

In society, it's often the bullies who get away with bullying, while the bullied take punishment for reactive retaliation. That's what makes bullies so hard to put down.

Jo0o1 votes

Perhaps, but getting bullied in school involves a constant daily threat and the possibility of physical harm. In league, you're dealing with people who you'll probably never see again, and you can mute them if you want. The necessity to "defend yourself" from internet trolls is infinitely less present than with school bullies.

Plus, lots of people that flame in League aren't bullies. They're just people that don't know how to properly communicate. Stooping to their level causes games to spiral out of control, with even non-participating teammates getting dragged into flame wars. The only sane response to flaming teammates is to ignore them, or to de-escalate the situation if possible. Reactive flaming would be dumb even if it weren't punishable, and ignorance of the fact that it IS punishable can't be claimed for a perma when the individual clearly went through several stages of punishment to get to that point.

This Is Your Dad1 votes

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Perhaps, but getting bullied in school involves a constant daily threat and the possibility of physical harm. In league, you're dealing with people who you'll probably never see again, and you can mute them if you want. The necessity to "defend yourself" from internet trolls is infinitely less present than with school bullies.

Plus, lots of people that flame in League aren't bullies. They're just people that don't know how to properly communicate. Stooping to their level causes games to spiral out of control, with even non-participating teammates getting dragged into flame wars. The only sane response to flaming teammates is to ignore them, or to de-escalate the situation if possible. Reactive flaming would be dumb even if it weren't punishable, and ignorance of the fact that it IS punishable can't be claimed for a perma when the individual clearly went through several stages of punishment to get to that point.

Trolling a game from the start for a laugh, telling people to kill themselves over a single death, or otherwise degrading someone past insulting their inability to play correctly can be seen as bullying. I often tell people they suck at a champion or to play normals with that 0/20/0 score but I don't tell people to kill themselves or uninstall because that's going too far. Maybe play normals or co op vs ai if you're 0/20 but you can still play. I get mad too but not to the point of death threats. Sometimes if they're especially mean I'll just submit a ticket but it's whatever. It's competitive in ranked, so I get that.

Jo0o1 votes

Scenario: I do something stupid and die. My teammate tells me that he hopes my mother gets cancer and dies.

I can: a) Get pissed off and flame back, derailing our efforts to win in the process, or b) Mute him and try to recover the game.

I do b all the time, it works out. It's not worth letting random anonymous flamers get under your skin, and even when they do, mute them and report them. Retaliatory flaming is pointless and stupid, no matter the situation.

This Is Your Dad1 votes

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Scenario: I do something stupid and die. My teammate tells me that he hopes my mother gets cancer and dies.

I can: a) Get pissed off and flame back, derailing our efforts to win in the process, or b) Mute him and try to recover the game.

I do b all the time, it works out. It's not worth letting random anonymous flamers get under your skin, and even when they do, mute them and report them. Retaliatory flaming is pointless and stupid, no matter the situation.

Which is what writing a support ticket helps me do. If I tell someone about the problem, not caring to see if the person was punished (I don't even remember them anyway) it's like a filter I can just throw their crap into. Instead of flaming them back, I just send a ticket. I learned my lesson a while ago. I mean on off days I'll get mad and go 0/20 but I never tell someone to kill themselves.

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