Answering the million dollar question, "Did I deserve this ban/chat restrict?"

MissingKayo·5/23/2017, 4:53:45 AM·6 votes·763 views

99.9% of the time: Yes.

The automated system is extremely well-made by this point with various revisions and changes over the course of its development and lifespan.

Chance of error is extremely small.

Also being banned as a result of "security" issues is such a minor and uncommon event it rarely matters, and in a lot of the cases, it's still your fault for not keeping better guard of your password for example or your account (sharing accounts or passwords, etc).

TL;DR - Yes, you probably did.

12 Comments

Baka Red5/23/2017, 10:09:55 AM2 votes

And 76.3% of all statistics are made up on the spot. That doesn't change the fact that op is mostly right; It seems that the persons asking here if they deserved their punishments or not most often do and did deserve their punishment.

However, I would not go claiming that IFS(?) system of Riot games has 'extremely small' chance of error. We here on the boards might only be seeing the tip of iceberg resulting from their report system; The vocal minority you could say. The quiet falsely accused might simply use the Support system in an attempt to get the punishment undone. However, I have some faith in the system in so that it doesn't punish too many innocents. We still should remember the cornerstone of most judicial systems: "It is better that ten guilty men walk free than one innocent man be wrongly convicted."

KORGtuners5/23/2017, 8:04:45 AM1 votes

Who died and made you God?

themachamp5/23/2017, 8:28:58 AM1 votes

Haha...well made. Chance of error extremely small...ha...hahahaha. Sounds like someone just takes riot's statistics at face value.

Sarchiapon5/23/2017, 8:36:44 AM1 votes

The Million dollar question got an otherwise pretty cheap answer, which is yes.

KVbqbFsC8e5/23/2017, 10:27:54 AM1 votes

The automated system uses virtually no context whatsoever, so although the punishment may be "deserved" according to Riots rules, in reality it usually isn't.