98 Comments

Garekk10/1/2017, 11:26:00 AM41 votes

So what?

Tyler1 has said a lot worse things to a lot better people. He's scum.

I'm sure the community will throw a fit about this then go into their next ranked game and tell their teammates to go slit their wrists or something, though.

Limmie10/1/2017, 7:47:14 PM18 votes

RITO:

[sg-ahri-3] "ggez" [sg-ahri-2] "he looks like a damn humunculous and honestly.. its fine he'll die from a coke overdose or testicular cancer from all the steroids.. then we'll be gucci"

Squidwards House10/1/2017, 5:38:37 PM13 votes

i think rioters are humans too. so saying someone is a piece of shit is fine. but saying "i hope he dies" shouldnt be accepted by noone and about noone.

SzGamer22710/1/2017, 8:18:20 PM11 votes

It's not acceptable, and Riot is taking care of the issue internally.

EvilDustMan10/1/2017, 11:31:43 AM6 votes

No, it's not.

Mizuki Zahra10/2/2017, 12:18:16 AM6 votes

Doesn't matter if you hate him or not, that's still a bit mean

Curious Kat10/1/2017, 5:29:20 PM5 votes

All i have to say is, that guy better not have anything to do with player behavior.

Electro52210/1/2017, 11:32:27 AM3 votes

Riot employees go through very specific training before they are allowed to post to any social platform while under their official Riot name (it doesn't have to have Riot in it i.e. Meddler, Reav3, and Kindlejack).

The name of the Rioter is blocked out, for good reason, but I highly doubt this was a lead Rioter. More than likely, this is someone very new to the company that has yet to go through that training, and they made a mistake by using their Riot name.

Will the guy keep his job? Who knows. I don't think Riot is that strict on their employees. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll hear anything on the matter, since Riot will most likely keep it an internal issue.