One way to get rid of toxicity

Around999People··1 votes·392 views

We all know it, we all hate it. So, why not deal with it harshly?

My idea is this:

When someone says a phrase like "kys" they get a debuff. Something like 30% slow for 5 min. Or 30% less dmg. If they do it again they get another debuff and so on. If they get to the point where stats are 99% gone then they get a ban when game is over. That way they know right away that they're being toxic and they either choose to not do it, or they choose to be banned.

16 Comments

Horse Grenades1 votes

I would rather just ban them instead of lose games because we nerf their personal stats.

Around999People1 votes

You're likely to lose anyway though. How many times have you won with a troll on your team? How many have you lost?

Xeref1 votes

that and from my exp, most toxicity comes from a feeder. so someone feeders hardcore and another flames but the flamer gets punished yet again and the feeder does not.

Around999People1 votes

Feeders might just be having a bad day. but phrases like "I'll feed" or such will incur the same penalties

Limmie1 votes

And why would the feeder even care about being debuffed? You're just making it easier for them to feed.

Xeref1 votes

I agree but there needs to be a point were they tank a rank ban or something. in this short season so far I've had multiple games with people have 10+ deaths and less than 8 kills and assists combined

Horse Grenades1 votes

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I agree but there needs to be a point were they tank a rank ban or something. in this short season so far I've had multiple games with people have 10+ deaths and less than 8 kills and assists combined

You want to ban people for bad games? I've been using flex to learn new roles and play with my friends and I feed (not intentionally) all the time. Basically if I don't play ad or supp I have Jin idea what I'm doing. Lol

Xeref1 votes

why are you learning in ranked? why not learn in normals? I was saying more a a rank ban if you feed too much in ranked. For example a -10 kda like 1-11-0 is -10 or 1-12-1 is -10.

Horse Grenades1 votes

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why are you learning in ranked? why not learn in normals? I was saying more a a rank ban if you feed too much in ranked. For example a -10 kda like 1-11-0 is -10 or 1-12-1 is -10.

  1. I want to play against people playing their best. It's easier to learn that way.

  2. I've (and you) have had games like that.

Xeref1 votes

very rarely have I had a -10 kda and if i do, i'm sure i'm full on raged and tilted and need to be told to go to normals and calm down. I play my best in normals and Ranked just learn new champs in normals to save my LP and everyone elses.

Horse Grenades1 votes

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very rarely have I had a -10 kda and if i do, i'm sure i'm full on raged and tilted and need to be told to go to normals and calm down. I play my best in normals and Ranked just learn new champs in normals to save my LP and everyone elses.

You most not play the same "ADC Hunger games" I play. lol

AeroWaffle1 votes

If such a thing was implemented, players that are aware of the system would just try to bypass it any way they could with clever spelling and spaces.

Instead of "kys" It would be "k.y.s."

There would be no end to the variations.

Around999People1 votes

And so the system would need constant updates. The current system does catch players, but its a lot slower.

ReadyxPlayerxOne1 votes

And make trolling people so they get mad a viable strategy? No. Just... No.

Around999People1 votes

There's such a thing as self control though. If someone can get tilted so easily then should they really play?

higura1 votes

When someone says a phrase like "kys" they get a debuff. Something like 30% slow for 5 min. Or 30% less dmg. If they do it again they get another debuff and so on. If they get to the point where stats are 99% gone then they get a ban when game is over.

so it isn´t enough for the 4 other players on the team to have a flamer, but they should also be punished by haveing the system make him more and more useless as the game goes on, prompting that player to feed...

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