@riot where is the PROOF that toxic people lose more games?

Princess Íncest··2 votes·1,572 views

Wait it's just more shit you pull out of your ass isn't it? Just like it says people stop being toxic after the first warning or whatever.

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KillerPenguins4 votes

In my experience, people who are toxic are way more likely to surrender when you could still win, or make their teammates play worse by being rude to them.

Princess Íncest2 votes

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In my experience, people who are toxic are way more likely to surrender when you could still win, or make their teammates play worse by being rude to them.

Yeah I'm gonna surrender if their vayne is 10-1 and the score is 20-4

Kei1432 votes

you gonna surrender if their vayne is 4/1/1 and the score is 12-8?

Princess Íncest2 votes

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you gonna surrender if their vayne is 4/1/1 and the score is 12-8?

it depends. I'd have to be in game and experience it first. just had a game today where I afk'd at 5 minutes. we started 0-8.

archerno12 votes

Why would they have to prove anything to YOU? U are just one of millions, completely irrelevant individual.

Princess Íncest1 votes

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Why would they have to prove anything to YOU? U are just one of millions, completely irrelevant individual.

um because they said in those shitty tips that people who aren't toxic win 20% win games or something. stop riding riots dick and believe everything they say.

DrCyanide1 votes

Are people more likely to rage if they're losing? If so, then there's the basis for your stats. You can argue cause and effect, but that would result in toxic behavior having a lower win rate.

Honestly, this blind distrust for everything Riot says is a little absurd.

Colgate Gator2 votes

Being fair, we are more likely to lose the moment one of our teammates goes aggro mode.

Jo0o2 votes

Why make this post? Do you believe the opposite? If so, why?

I haven't seen the evidence, but I can't imagine this NOT being true. Tilting players tend to lose games, and tilt is easily contagious as a result of toxicity. Why WOULDN'T toxic players win fewer games?

Princess Íncest2 votes

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Why make this post? Do you believe the opposite? If so, why?

I haven't seen the evidence, but I can't imagine this NOT being true. Tilting players tend to lose games, and tilt is easily contagious as a result of toxicity. Why WOULDN'T toxic players win fewer games?

Why is Tyler 1 not in wood5 then? When he tells everyone to kill themselves?

Even when I "tried" to be nice that never helped

Jo0o2 votes

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Why is Tyler 1 not in wood5 then? When he tells everyone to kill themselves?

Even when I "tried" to be nice that never helped

Free statistics lesson: A single point of data doesn't negate an entire study. Tyler1 had success playing this game while being toxic, yes. That doesn't mean that the average toxic person enjoys less success than non-toxic individuals.

Being nice may not help you win, but avoiding being toxic certainly can help you not lose.

TrulyBland2 votes

A single point of data doesn't negate an entire study.

This.

But also: It doesn't actual even negate anything at all. We don't know if Tyler 1 wouldn't have been rated even higher if he wasn't as toxic. There are a lot of factors that impact your chance to win. Toxicity is one of those factors.

If you put weights around Usain Bolts ankles, he'll still be faster than me. That doesn't mean the weights are not slowing him down.

Kei1431 votes

there is a certain baseline for people's skill.

I know no matter how tilted I am, I don't loose to a team of bronze5s, and I'm in bronze 1.

T1 might reach D1 if he wasn't toxic. Yet he's stuck at D5.

Ellis McPickle2 votes

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Why is Tyler 1 not in wood5 then? When he tells everyone to kill themselves?

Even when I "tried" to be nice that never helped

You know how many more games he would of won if he wasn't toxic?

Oleandervine2 votes

I dunno about you, but every game where I've had toxic players have been horrible. They start bickering with the team, they either get pissed and stop helping allies or feed. They also stoprovide trying when they don't get their way, and then we all get steamrolled. Toxicity does cause loss, and unless you ignore them and the other team members don't instigate them further, you will have a tough time recovering.

GaleWinUnleashed2 votes

Not believing the one doesn't make the opposite true either. There's definitely no reason to expect that toxicity improves performance.

AllahThaGreatest1 votes

i am not toxic and i still lose more games. take that riot i am an anomaly.

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