Need better training/protocols for support staff going into next season.

Resolution·9/17/2016, 7:41:59 PM·19 votes·1,109 views

Recently on ask Riot; This was asked.

> "What thing do you think Riot could improve that would go the furthest to creating a situation where the community trusts Riot again?"

The part you wanted to change and improve on was

> "...it can feel to players like we are ridiculously slow or lack a sense of urgency. We look dishonest if we change our mind in the face of new information."

Yet, I'm seeing a dozen cases recently pop up on this board over the last bit where support staff has 100% completely refused to do their job. I'm seeing a very common pattern of "We're always right" - and any follow-up response or inquiries will be closed without adding a single line of new constructive dialogue.

A player should not have to come to the forum to get enough upvotes before a Red pops in and says "Sorry, there was an error on our part"; isn't that what the support team is for? All while the actual support team refuses to even touch the case. A company shouldn't have to look bad before they fix a problem... especially when you're trying to currently fix that exact view on themselves.

12 Comments

TequilaZombie9/17/2016, 8:46:05 PM4 votes
Leo D Aras9/17/2016, 9:21:44 PM3 votes

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Morality Coach9/18/2016, 5:19:27 PM1 votes

Why should support have a dialogue with banned peeps?

You're banned make a new account, you know what you did.

Doozku9/18/2016, 10:41:49 PM1 votes

There are 100 million players, it'd be impossible for everyone to get a support response.