@Riot Muting someone in game isn't powerful enough

First of all, there are a lot of the cases where people spam pings so you want to shut it by muting them. DENIED, you are gonna listen to those spamming pings for the rest of the game as well as not be able to distinguish other teammates' pings. When when it's finally over, you're greeted post game with CAPSED YOUR NAME AND DEATH WISHES. Hard to avoid when it's written like this, especially for those who have low-medium tier pc (90% of LoL players) so you load one of the last and can't leave before it's already there.

So basically you have two choices: Either try to restrain yourself after half an hour of frustration after someone wished you (insert mom/family insult) and not get into discussion, leaving lobby immediately while trying to look away from the text looking for that 'Home' button.

Ooor, emerge into CAPS LOCK verbal harassment, now when the game cannot be saved even while trying the hardest to play till the end and be ''Honorable Opponent/Good teammate/Follower of almighty Summoner's code that keeps community toxic''. After events like this people don't want to queue ever again, leaving the game for good, sharing the experience with others and putting people away from the game we all like and play.

Therefore, muting someone in game should mute his pings as well as messaging in the post-game lobby.