Just got a 14-Day Ban recently, any tips on how to avoid the permanent ban?

ShockStrikes·5/5/2019, 3:55:55 PM·3 votes·7,636 views

I did deserve my ban, not to mention the other player I was arguing with did too. I would like tips on how to avoid getting banned. I have removed chat completely from the game and even though it may hinder my gameplay experience, I believe it is better to avoid tilt rather than have timestamps for flash, etc. Any tips on how to avoid that permaban? Will be account ever heal to a chat restriction if my account somehow gets penalized for intentional feeding? Thank you for the tips in advance.

25 Comments

Lanakila Au5/5/2019, 9:05:14 PM2 votes

Instead of flaming when a player is acting up, get back at them in a different way. For example, you could run it down their lane a couple of times to show them what you think of them. As long as you don't say anything in chat you are good to go, my friend.

mack91125/5/2019, 4:10:19 PM2 votes

Just don’t engage in toxic situations and recognize when someone is trying to instigate something.

HungryAngry2SPP5/5/2019, 4:06:34 PM2 votes

From personal experience. Change game for a while, but not any kinds of shooter, something calm, like an MMORPG. One i'm playing right now is Wakfu, chill game, chill community

LegacyDAP5/8/2019, 6:14:23 AM2 votes

Ignore the advice of "wait until they say something toxic." I've tried that route and it personally doesn't work for me. As soon as I see one toxic thing in chat I get tilted. I literally can't help it, it bothers me so much that I can't focus on the game and I'd rather focus on whatever the statement was directed at. Whether it be not following the team call or making a wrong call.

"/ignore all" is going to be your best friend. You seriously don't need anybody's pings to climb and it won't take away your teams ability to see what you want to do.

The downside of this is that it makes you less likely to win. However, honestly not by much. I rarely lose games because I didn't see somebody's pings it's almost always because I didn't look at the mini map or make correct macro play.

The positive side of this is that doing this will actually make you better at critical thinking and macro decisions. All decisions you make are solely influenced by yourself. You have nobody else telling you what to do and can't see anything your team is pinging. The best play is all left up to your decision.

Hopefully this helps, honestly if you're able to deal with pings keep them. I personally ignore them most of the time because low Elo has terrible macro anyways and I can figure out the best winning move by looking at the mini map myself.

Yasuo VS Riven5/5/2019, 9:36:44 PM1 votes

unbind the enter button because riot bans for anything tbh

knobblez5/6/2019, 1:40:32 AM1 votes

From what I've seen, people that are name-calling and chatting all game don't seem to be in-game for the game. They seem to be arguing for the sake of arguing. Maybe you need to find a discord where people just argue with each other(i have no idea if this exists) and just get out whatever your'e beating around the bush about. If your'e angry about something, let it out, but not in-game. Play the game to play, not to argue.

Haze975/5/2019, 8:13:35 PM1 votes

Yeah, don't return to this shit game.

Your Neighbour5/5/2019, 4:15:04 PM1 votes

Don't be a fuckwit

Apostle of Light5/5/2019, 6:15:46 PM1 votes

Chat is definitely what sparks toxicity so you're smart to go without it. For me it helps to recognize that what I want most is to win, and that my chances of winning are enormously higher if I choose to be chill regardless of what happens

The Ecdysiast5/5/2019, 4:01:44 PM1 votes

Intentional feeding and chat-related punishments are separate.