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Really. This Community.

charisvictory·9/8/2017, 2:40:06 AM·2 votes·353 views

This game has taken a turn for the worse. I just can't even play anymore; every game someone is toxic, reporting, flaming, inting, feeding. I had a yi support openly admit to being a troll and I get teams that completely don't know how to play the game! A rengar jg on my team didn't know he was supposed to gank lanes, so he never did. He did one gank until I explained that ganks help your team get ahead and its something all jglers do.

All this explaining I do, trying to get the team to go to an objective instead of splitting up after a teamfight we win, etc. is branded as toxicity. Why is that toxic? toxic behavior needs a better label and to stop this ongoing problem, we need not a robot deciding whether or not someone gets banned. Its inefficient and wrong, it gets the wrong people banned, and its unhelpful. Riot should have a team of actual people reading chat logs instead of a bot looking for trigger phrases and than happy banning people for nothing because it doesn't recognize context within conversation.

8 Comments

Cocho9/8/2017, 3:09:24 AM4 votes

Dude you're level 28.

Of course people don't know how to play.

That rengar you're complaining about, is level 12.

bruh

undesirable team9/8/2017, 2:41:49 AM1 votes

sounds like ur tilted go take a breather m9

Chermorg9/8/2017, 2:48:26 AM1 votes

If you want to discuss your punishment, please post your chat logs.

SavageConcordia9/8/2017, 3:06:58 AM1 votes

context within conversation.

If you respond negatively to a negative comment you are helping to create a negative atmosphere within your team. Also the fact that you are saying this and not posting your logs screams "Deep down I know I was toxic but I don't want to admit it."

Drugoth9/8/2017, 4:19:57 AM1 votes

I've noticed a pattern in posts like these lately. Context is often used as an excuse.

But one thing bothers me about this excuse, it's not really a solid excuse. Often the context of the conversation is not conducive to a proactive teamwork environment. Often the context can be boiled down to whining and complaining about teammate performance, a subject that has no real place on the rift. The chat isn't there for nitpicking, it exists purely for strategem communication and the occasional congratulation to the enemy on a well executed play.

That's right, survey says, the winning team is usually responsible for an opposing team's loss.

######You catching my drift?