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Easy Way to End Toxicity, Trolls, Negative Players, Ragers

XDolemiteX·4/9/2016, 3:22:03 PM·3 votes·1,068 views

It is quite easy actually and I cannot understand why Riot has not instituted this yet. The Tribunal system although had good intentions but is really lacking in any effective changes. How to fix? Easy, Riot hire some game monitors who can take immediate action against players who intentionally feed, make insulting sexual harassing comments nonstop and generally make it a unpleasant experience to play.. Spend some money on trained, live people who can randomly monitor games and the people who create countless accounts to create mischief should go down substantially.

It is very easy to do, because once players realize that the game may be monitored, their behavior should change. It is a risk I know, but may be a risk worth taking. You sometimes wait a very long time in que now and to get in a game with a person who starts out with watch me feed ROFL etc is very disheartening. Makes you not want to play and I love this game when it works correctly.

Who can object but the people who want to cause the mischief....

22 Comments

Sarutobi4/9/2016, 4:18:51 PM5 votes

It's good, but do you honestly think they can hire just a "couple" people to do this? Heck I'm sure they already have something like this implemented. It would be physically impossible to track every single match being played, heck I doubt even a group of 10 people could track half the games being played in a day.

But it would be a nice help, because at the very least they could track down very serious problems in the game and catch it in and take actions right then and there! But again this would take too much man power. I would say minimal 50-100 people working on this which I doubt Riot has the funds to do unless they take some serious budget cuts!

SmokedAlmonds4/10/2016, 1:59:33 AM4 votes

I mean it would certainly be nice. It is completely impractical, though. There are millions of people playing this game. How many games are being played at this very moment? How many employees would it take to monitor them? Even if they weren't in every game and only called in by live reports during the game, how many game monitors do you think it would take?

Of course a ref is a good idea, but the scale of the game makes that impractical, if not impossible.

Neveyah The Lost4/9/2016, 3:24:56 PM3 votes

Honestly, anyone who doesn't think this is a good idea is most likely one of the players in danger of being banned if this actually gets done.

theArtifacts4/9/2016, 4:22:05 PM2 votes

Although a good theory there are too many games to monitor and they already have the policy that a single slip-up isn't punishable. So for each toxic person they would have to ensure they're monitoring at least 3+ games. That's anywhere from 60 minutes to 90+ minutes to get a single punishment out. Doesn't make for a wise expenditure of revenue.