How is this acceptable?

Vizulix·2/6/2018, 8:29:25 PM·1 votes·361 views

So yeah, recently I got placed into a game with two toxic (Rammus and Vayne) players on the enemy team. They spent the entire game flaming my team, and more specifically, me, for my refusal to surrender, calling me things along the lines of a gay fuck.

I ended up muting them and playing out the rest of the game.

Later in the end game lobby, they spent a good while hurling insults at me while I sat with my hands tied due to the Summoners Code. I ended up leaving and reporting both them, unfortunately, I forgot to take screenshots.

I later reported them to Riot support. They said they'd look into it. Its been around half a week now. The players are still unbanned despite flaming the entire game.

I am not meant to seem condescending towards Riot in this post, I'm just frustrated that these jerks who spent an entire game belittling me and my team get to escape unpunished.

6 Comments

Hethalean2/6/2018, 8:33:36 PM4 votes

Did Riot out right say "We find this acceptable"?

How do you know they are not punished? You said they are playing, but you can still play with a chat ban (first tier of punishments).

Do you think that if Riot merely chat bans them that they think it's acceptable behavior?

Also, why didn't you just use the post game screen report function and move on to the next game? Do you think that you messaging support should be the decision that they are punished and not Riot's review (lord knows the turn around time for that)?

Mordius2/6/2018, 8:32:24 PM3 votes

There is no reason to list your match history of the game, it offers no additional information to your post other than to name and shame. Naming and shaming isn't allowed.

Kaioko2/6/2018, 10:59:19 PM1 votes

Half a week is absolutely no time at all for a game review. These things take time you need to be patient and preferably move on in all honesty. I'm not saying it was acceptable but to obsess over it to the point of checking those player's match history and even bothering to remember their names is not healthy.