Permanent Ban Appeal

Profane Cocaine··2 votes·1,694 views

About two years ago, (Age 14) I was an extremely toxic person, not only on the rift but in life too. Controlling my anger and knowing how to react to certain situations was not something I was good at. Constantly flaming my teammates lead to me punching holes through walls, having to buy multiple monitors because I would punch them when I raged, and I would talk back to my parents and other role models around me. I didn't know how much of a negative impact my toxic attitude had on my teammates. Taking a two year break allowed me to mature and develop relationships with other gamers in different games, and it gave me the chance to realize that somebodies attitude can literally make or break a team. I obviously didn't instantly become a positive gamer after I got banned from league of legends, but watching other people play different games while communicating and working together positively inspired me to make a change in my life. I've been playing League of legends for a month now on a newly made account, and I can say from first hand experience that my change in attitude has allowed me to enjoy playing the game more and establishing connections with other summoners. I am making this appeal because I would like to prove to the community that I have matured for the better and am now able to play league of legends the way it's supposed to be played. The first thing I would do if I were to be given a final chance is to change my summoner name. My name can tell people a lot about what kind of player I am. and I feel like as it is now, it tells people that I'm a toxic player.

  Thanks for reading guys. I hope to see you on the rift soon!![Teemo](https://ddragon.leagueoflegends.com/cdn/16.20.1/img/champion/Teemo.png) ![summoner 1](https://raw.communitydragon.org/latest/plugins/rcp-be-lol-game-data/global/default/data/spells/icons2d/summoner_boost.png)

18 Comments

sh1be5 votes

It's always appreciated that players better themselves after being extremely toxic, and it seems you genuinely want to get back on the rift. However after a permanent ban is made we can't do much. Although it would be nice to have another chance Riot usually won't, people have been raving over Tyler1's ban, and yet Riot still hasn't lifted it. I think if you get enough votes they might notice, but it's a hard chance they will lift it. People get banned because of being so extremely toxic they won't fit into the community, and I believe you should get another chance, but like I said, it's a hard chance.

Coopa1234 votes

If Tyler1's indefinite ban is lifted, all of his permanenty banned accounts will still be banned ...

sh1be2 votes

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If Tyler1's indefinite ban is lifted, all of his permanenty banned accounts will still be banned ...

Well, I don't keep up with you youngsters and your memes! LOL but ty coz I think hes okay. SO THERE IS A CHANCE FOR THIS GUY 2 RITE

Coopa1231 votes

No. This guy doesn't have an indefinite ban. Just one of his accounts got permanently suspended.

He is free to create a new account anytime he wants.

Tyler1 got banned as person, which means as soon as Riot founds out he plays the game he will be banned

Sympton4 votes

I believe you should. even prisoners get free after 3 months, or heck 2 years is a loooooooooooonggggg time. you can have easily rehabilitated. if you appealed after a year i would say no.. but 2 years or more plus the fact you aint a 14 year old i believe you deserve it. riot should ease up a little.

EvilDustMan3 votes

Your 14 day ban was your last chance.

Profane Cocaine3 votes

I don't know what I was thinking two years ago. Hope you change your mind!

Coopa1231 votes

Permanent means permanent.

If you wanna prove to everyone how much you improved go ahead and create a new account. This one is gone

Karunamon3 votes

You personally are welcome to make a new account, but that account is toast. Validly placed permabans are permanent.

MyUserDoesntFi3 votes

Deserves a second chance, 2 years is a long enough time. +1

sgtram2022 votes

After 2 years, i believe that you have earned it.summoner 4

Clannor2 votes

Deserves another opportunity, seems like they've learned their lesson. +1

Chermorg2 votes

Once a permanent ban is applied on an account, that account is gone. You will not be able to recover the account, ever, no matter how much time has passed. If you are truly reformed, I look forward to seeing you on the Rift if you choose to make a new account and start over clean. If you don’t make a new account, I’m sorry that I can’t bring better news for you.

Paulie1 votes

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Once a permanent ban is applied on an account, that account is gone. You will not be able to recover the account, ever, no matter how much time has passed. If you are truly reformed, I look forward to seeing you on the Rift if you choose to make a new account and start over clean. If you don’t make a new account, I’m sorry that I can’t bring better news for you.

I personally know someone who recovered a "Permanently suspended" account. Also, if you look up the name of the banned account, it still shows up. So it doesn't just disappear.

Chermorg1 votes

There is a difference between permanently suspended and permanently banned. If an account is banned for toxicity, it cannot be recovered. If an account is suspended for suspicious activity or a chargeback, it can be recovered once that issue is resolved.

Zombie Gerbil1 votes

Take your punishment as a reflection what not to do on your new account. No permabanned players should be unbanned after a numerous of chances. Riot already tried unbanning permabanned players just to see they never changed in the first place. Just prove to yourself that you won't be toxic on your new account and keep that one from being banned. So, sorry it won't happen.

AraMoOse1 votes

My response is in part inspired by the segment in which you mention that if you were 'given another chance, you would change your summoner name because of the subtle impact words can have on one's perspective.

In light of this, I want to encourage you to drop the usage of the phrase 'Give me a chance' and any of its iterations. This has nothing to do with Chance. Replace the word 'chance' by the word 'opportunity' and it will provide you with a better framework to think of situations like these. You did not seize the opportunities presented to you with your last account.

Because you can make a new account for free and with no hassle, you have as many opportunities as you would like to be a positive influence in League. It seems by the way you describe your current behavior, that you are seizing the opportunity now.

Slythion1 votes

You absolutely deserved to lose your 1st account. You gotta remember that this is a punishment for how you continuously acted 2 years ago, and you therefor lost your account.

This wasn't a person-ban, you're always welcome to start a new account and join the community again. Go ahead and start a new account and a new reputation of being toxic-free my dude, but you gotta pay for your past mistakes.

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