But is there a reason for this? Why dont you get this notification for everyone you ever reported, or at least like within the last month?
If you log in and more than 1 person got punished, it could just say "Due to recent reports from you and your peers, X players have been punished..." so I dont really see a problem with that.
Naramiel7 votesI feel like any report that gets approved should get feedback, rather than just the report that results in punishment.
TeemoJenkins2 votesWhy do you need to "spike the football"? It's enough that you reported, dwelling on it doesn't make that bad game go away.
Penns2 votesWell yeah but it would help with clarity. If you report "a lot" but never get any feedback on it, thats not good in the long run. Artists need feedback on what they do too, its not "enough that you made this song or painted this picture, no one needs to see it or tell you how it was"...
ReadyxPlayerxOne3 votesHas nothing to do with a victory dance. It's basic human nature.
It would be nice know that the system is working and we're not wasting our time 90% of the time reporting people. It doesn't even need to be in game. It can literally be a monthly post on the forums or something like that.
For example: 9.5 million reports 965,000 10 game restrictions 534,000 25 game restrictions 85,000 2 week suspensions 10,219 permanent suspensions. 450 - Inappropriate names 6,314 - Leavebuster penalties
Then break it down further:
Inappropriate names: 420 - Names corrected 30 - 2 Week suspensions for failure to rename appropriately and Rename issued at end of 2 weeks.
10 Game restrictions: 85% - Excessive vulgarities, negative player interactions 9.5% - Unsportsmanlike, Griefing 3.5% - Minor use of Racist, Sexist or other Hate Speech 1% - Intentionally Feeding, Refusing to Cooperate with the Team,
25 Game Restrictions: 77% - player did x 13% - player did y ... ...
And so on and so forth.
The current "just trust that it's working" they'll be punished "soon" is against basic human nature. We distrust what we don't understand, feel passionately about and repeatedly experience contradictions. Acknowledgement and statistics to show what's being done and how quickly things are happening would do a lot to provide trust and understanding to a community that's very distrustful and fearful of the status quo.
PIMPSMOOTH2 votesYou see dozens get banned here whining daily, it should be enough to quell whatever worry you have that Riot isn't tossing these people.
TrulyBland2 votesTo be honest I prefer it this way. Getting notifications for all of your reports, when/if they lead to a punishment would just make people dwell on it for too long. Personally, unless it's a rather extreme example of a toxic player, I'll probably forget about the incident already during the next game... Giving out these notifications would incentivize, to some degree, trying to remember the people you reported; which ultimately would just increase the effect these players have and further cement our negativity bias when it comes to encountering toxicity.
hh the thinker1 votesi get what you are saying and it makes sense. why does it only tell us on the last report if ours is the one to trigger it, not all others. it should let us know from all our reports (not telling us which player maybe, but that one of the reports worked each time) or not tell us at all, instead of just telling us if we triggered it. seems like it's half way right now, should go one way or the other to be more clear.
High51 votesSame reason fb doesn't have a dislike button. Riot has also blogged about this quite a bit. Balance between the carrot and the stick.
sanjiluv2 votesyoutube is so rebellious. so many things get disliked.
Nope. Riot realizes that their main playerbase is made of immature entitled twats. So they play on this, and limit you guys where you clearly cant handle responsibility.
GG riot. Nice work putting the kids and manchildren in their place.