New honour system is much worse than old system. Talk amongst yourselves.

Butterman Jr··6 votes·498 views

There was really nothing wrong with the old system that warranted messing with it OR removing the ability to honour the other team. That element alone is a factor in reducing the honourable behaviour in matches as one incentive has been removed. I know they say they will add it later, but why remove it in the first place? The new method of a forced honour encourages people to bestow honour more often, but it's a meaningless exercise as it does nothing to encourage honourable behaviour. Rito done goofed, and should just revert it.

  • a former green ribbon owner.

11 Comments

SuicideAll2 votes

I know they say they will add it later, but why remove it in the first place?

Riot needs an excuse to make it look like they are working. Otherwise, the entire system could be automated and a bunch of people lose their very comfy jobs. Just think of the poor dog that might have to stay home because it isn't allowed at work anymore.

sheldonbunny2 votes

The issue with the current system is while it is blatantly in your face now, it requires favoritism. Riot insists on a team game, but wants players to single out one player. While it's definitely the case at times one player doing the heavy lifting, there are just as many times it's multiple if not the entire team pulling weight. Additionally as stated, the inability to honor opponents.

In all honesty, it feels like a half assed version of Overwatch's system. Certain aspects from the older system need to be reinstated if they want it to be truly fair and balanced.

Kartagia1 votes

Riot has not promoted team work for years, as they are Murican company. Muricans are so smart they think competition made them typo their native language only 10 times more than any foreigner learning it as 2nd or 3rd language :D

Kloqdq1 votes

I mean In general I've noticed it reducing toxic behavior quite a bit. It's not perfect but frankly, it's a good system that is more rewarding for everyone. The old system would reward less people, and give smaller rewards.

Kartagia1 votes

No change in toxicity in EUNE. Actually more toxicity as making others look bad is easiest way to get the reward to yourself in Slavic toxic "politeness" :D

Kloqdq1 votes

I mean I haven't run into anyone like that. I still find some toxic people but it's always going to happen, even with a perfect system (Just saying if we did have a perfect system), toxic people will still be toxic.

What I like about this system in general is it rewards more people that may never have been rewarded with the force honor. Everyone is on equal footing and you don't have to be the nicest people alive to maybe get honored from people that just auto leave end of game screen. Honoring an opponent is the next addition needed, and then we'll see about having more people honors.

Psyrik1 votes

With the old system, I would forget to honor people at the end of a game, even if they deserved it. This new system helps with that. If everyone was a dick I can choose to honor nobody :P

They need to add reports, and enemy team honors to the honor screen though.

Kei1431 votes

with the old system, people can "randomly" loose their honor ribbons without knowing why it disappeared.

Honor trading was a problem for those that participated in it, while not enough people honored with that old system.

Firefox7111 votes

Former Green, Yellow, Blue, Red ribbon owner


New Honor System Better


I still miss Tribunal though, but the feed back system is a step in the right direction.

Cornerstone11 votes

You're not forced to honor someone. There is a small button bottom/middle of the screen to skip the honor vote.

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