Riot is Full of Lies and Fake statistics

Vetrathene·4/2/2018, 5:33:18 PM·3 votes·1,200 views

Just saying, they make stuff up for banning you, at least in what percent you fall, but if your a streamer and/or a tourney player they will give you all the chances in the world, even if they tell people to go kill themselves. You call someone an idiot but get banned for life. Lots of double standards, lots of shady things, still no tangible rewards, no carrots, just stick after stick. Unless you make riot money, Then do what you want as long as you say your sorry and don't cheat.

24 Comments

Chermorg4/2/2018, 5:55:06 PM12 votes

Where's your proof of their statistics being made up?
Tell me one streamer who's been "let loose" for in game toxicity after you prove they got reported for it.
Many players who spent a lot of money (thousands of dollars) get banned.

Your post makes a lot of claims with no proof, hence why people will likely downvote you.

PresBushDid7114/2/2018, 6:17:42 PM6 votes

Quality argument with verifiable evidence.

10/10

PrismalDawn4/2/2018, 5:47:00 PM3 votes

WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD!

It's not what you know, it's who you know.

Obviously there is a mix of the two, but at the end of the day, you can't do shit with what you know if you don't have the resources to exploit it.

Nolkus Page4/3/2018, 1:03:34 PM2 votes

The top streamers play in high elo games. They probably all know each other and have a no report policy meaning that all the chat is clearly just for show. They make it interesting and funny, I suppose. I don't like when people talk mean to ME though and if I was in a game with one of them I would report them. Just touching on Chermorg's second point that the people in those games probably know it's all for show and don't take offense to that stuff.

Colgate Gator4/9/2018, 4:08:35 PM1 votes

OP calls out Rito for making information up, with made up information and no proof whatsoever.

5/7

YerroFever4/9/2018, 6:30:52 PM1 votes

Regarding the issue about streamers and pro players being toxic...

IFS only scans a player's game if that player is reported in that game This means that if someone is toxic and isn't reported, there's nothing the IFS will do because there's nothing to review.
No-report policies and agreements between players This means that THEY accept toxicity between each other. That's not how it is with everyone in the world. They can be as toxic to each other as they want but they also run the risk of being reported by other people who don't follow the no-report policies or agreements with others.

People being toxic in streams and swearing and cursing at people in their streams is one thing, expressing it in-game is another thing. Some people equate stream toxicity with the same thing as in-game toxicity. When someone calls someone a slur or says something hateful or bigoted in their stream but never types it, then there's nothing wrong with that player's behavior. They have found a better alternative to be toxic in the privacy of their own space and not forcing it on others. Remember that WATCHING a stream is voluntary and if someone chooses to voluntarily expose themselves to the streamer's toxicity, that's their own fault and they cannot be upset with Riot. They can only be upset that the streamer doesn't have a better coping mechanism.