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Uplifting Ban

BerserkerBane118·4/18/2016, 1:07:20 AM·1 votes·635 views

Is there any kind of penalty I can pay to uplift my ban? Please. It's been months, and I understand the severity of what I did. I understand. You can permanently ban my chat, or anything. Please consider allowing me back on my account. I've played on this account for over two seasons, I've spent a couple hundred dollars and hundreds of hours on my account. Please, I beg that you reconsider this ban.

I've read over the reason I was banned, I read the chat, I've read forums, I've read the terms and conditions and I've looked into every way I could get my account back.

Please, one more chance. It's an over 18 game to play, and I know that's absolutely no excuse to use foul language and be negative, and use any kind of slurs. At least recognize people can learn from their mistakes. We have the law system we have based on forgiveness. Based on the idea that people can pay a penalty, or pay a period of time and change.

Please consider what I've said.. I'd really appreciate anything back. Anything acknowledging my message.

Sincerely,

Kenneth

5 Comments

SrbLud4/18/2016, 1:13:03 AM3 votes

If you understand why you got banned then you also know there is no way to get it back as it was well deserved. It doesn't matter how much money you spent. You broke the terms & conditions which you accepted. They legally bind you to follow them. You chose not to and suffered the concequences. Rules are rules and there is no plea you can make to change that.

Erdrik4/18/2016, 3:37:03 AM3 votes

Im sorry, but Riot can't afford you anymore chances they don't already afford anyone else in your position. It is good that you recognize your error, and losing your account is a hefty sting, but part of learning consequence is experiencing the potential finality of it.

Riot has too many responsibilities to everyone else that plays, to overturn a ban that was not in error. If you feel you have learned your lesson, and that you can play without breaking the rules, you are free to start a new account and act on the lessons you've learned from this.