@Riot Tantram: Ever consider a post (blog, whatever) detailing the impacts of bannable behaviors?

Maxxston·2/26/2018, 8:25:20 PM·24 votes·1,092 views

Dearest Tantram,

I love your work. The gusto that you bring to the boards, summoner 11 ing for education and entertainment is great. Keep it up.

Have you ever considered making a data-driven post about how negative/punishable behaviors or punished players impact those they come into contact with? It would be really interesting, for instance, to see stats related to things like "play rate of teammates before and after playing with a toxic player", or "win rate of players after a game that included a toxic player", or really anything related to how players who end up banned negatively impacted their teammates compared to the typical population.

Anything like that been considered? Thoughts?

[slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

18 Comments

Kei1432/26/2018, 9:44:44 PM2 votes

I've been asking him for those for a while now.

Hopefully having more people asking him would make him change his mind.

Reverent Wrath2/26/2018, 11:18:38 PM1 votes

200% of all players that use toxic language are "consequenced." -%78 of trolls, feeders, griefers, etc ever see discipline.

[slayer-jinx-wink]

Kanzler2/26/2018, 11:47:55 PM1 votes

Ask your teammates kindly to consider warding = 2 week ban, skipping chat restriction

Running it down mid = promoted to challenjour

StpTlkinAnBndOvr2/27/2018, 4:44:12 AM1 votes

"toxic player " the high majority just means some cry baby doesnt agree or like your opinion. So you must be toxic. Took buff?toxic, ks? toxic.

KnuckIe duster2/28/2018, 5:12:23 AM1 votes

Riot tantrum should write a blog about how Riot's mission was all about a positive community, and League is one of the most toxic in all of video games! Great job buddy, you deserve a bonus!