Does't Riot warn players before banning them?

Gab52·Dec 26, 2016·2 votes·2,338 views

I tried the pacifist tryndemere challenge (I know it's a dumb challenge but many youtubers such as dyrus, pants and more have tried it) I failed miserably ended up feeding the ennemy team. Althougt I still kept trying and destroyed 4 turrets. I am not a toxic player and this was my first ever offence on this account. According to some boards I saw RIot was supposed to give me a warning before banning me. Will this affect my account forever? I know Riot is severe toward intentionally feeding and I'm glad they are (especially in ranked). I'm just wondering if there will be long lasting effects or if I need to do something. Thank you

9 Comments

ModUlanopoDec 26, 20165 votes

It takes about three months of good behavior to go down a punishment level.

Gab52Dec 27, 20161 votes

Good to know

ModPrandineDec 27, 20161 votes

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Good to know

Keep in mind though that 3 months is just the average and not the norm. It all depends on your behavior going forward.

xReadyPlayerOnexDec 26, 20163 votes

To answer your question: No, they don't.

It's one of the major flaws in their system and they are completely unwilling to address it.

scazzmanDec 26, 20162 votes

pacifist tryndamere shouldn't have gotten you banned. send in a ticket

Gab52Dec 31, 20161 votes

I don't think it'll work

KüramaDec 28, 20161 votes

Warnings were disabled due to false reports triggering them. And no, the ban system isn't triggered by false reports, that system actually reviews your records.

Gab52Dec 31, 20161 votes

I supposed the stats of my gameplay perfectly matched those of an intentional feeder.

KüramaJan 12, 20171 votes

Patterns of gameplay are also reviewed by the system, not just stats.