So you are banning me, but you can';t see those who are throwing games. GJ RITO

ReinheartX·Jun 28, 2017·3 votes·213 views

By the way, I had a game in which my Riven and their enemy Yasuo were friends and they were not attacking each other. While my Yasuo was troll picking and my adc rages me because I don't help them. But I have to be okay with this, because if I say one more thing, I will get my account banned by the idiots at Rito, which are promoting the retarded players who troll and feed and ban those who want to have a decent game.

Also, please take a look at my game from 28 June 2017 in which I played Lee Sin. Let's see if you have a good response for which seems to be the best example for every match I play. I am waiting for a Mod or Admin to contact me about that particular match, after they have watched it and let's see what you have to say.

Thanks!

4 Comments

ModPrandineJun 28, 20173 votes

Gameplay trolling is harder to detect and punish because intent is a big factor in that (i.e. intentionally trolling vs. just having a bad game or two). On the flip-side of that though chat-related offenses are much easier to detect because the evidence is right there for all to see. Both are definitely frowned upon and punished, but it's just that one is easier to detect than others.

Regardless though someone else acting up will never excuse your own poor behavior. If you would like to discuss your ban then please feel free to post your entire unedited reform card here in this thread.

ReinheartXJun 28, 20171 votes

So you just did what I knew you will: only talked about how I talk in games, but nothing about that game and how those players from my team played. Great, dude. And you wonder why this community is this salty, when all you do is nothing but ban those who try to play and are sick of trolls and feeders.

ModPeriscopeJun 28, 20173 votes

He talked about their behavior and how inting is difficult to detect. Rioters will never discuss others' punishments and neither will Arbiters (I don't even think they have access to others' punishments). While it's certainly an issue, discussing their behaviors isn't going to benefit you or keep you from getting punished should you decide to be toxic.

ModPrandineJun 28, 20171 votes

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So you just did what I knew you will: only talked about how I talk in games, but nothing about that game and how those players from my team played. Great, dude. And you wonder why this community is this salty, when all you do is nothing but ban those who try to play and are sick of trolls and feeders.

My apologies, I was still tired and sleepy when I wrote that.

Basically while their behavior is unacceptable, rest assured that they will be punished if they do that on a consistent regular basis, much like in the way chat-related offenses work. The difference is gameplay trolling is harder to detect and punish due to the system not wanting to punish simply poor performing players by mistake whereas chat related offenses are much easier to detect due to being readily available at all times.

The point from before still stands though that someone else acting up will never excuse your own poor behavior. Each person is responsible for their own behavior, so the best way to handle gameplay trolls is to just ignore them and play your game the best you can. Then at the post-game lobby report them for their poor behavior. Just make sure that next time you don't stoop down to their level in terms of behavior (i.e. don't retaliate and make the situation worse than it already is).

Finally I ask again that if you would like to discuss your ban then please feel free to post your entire unedited reform card here in this thread.