Dumb questions but,I heard that every 3 months my suspension tier drops. I understand after a 2 week ban, its a perma ban.
Im wondering if I basically dont type in chat, ever, not even GG or a compliment, would that pretty much guarantee me to drop a tier? Or would I need honors and such?
Magical Player1 votesTo the best of my knowledge you have to go above being neutral to drop punishment tiers saying nothing is neutral and could take awhile to drop in tiers
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To the best of my knowledge you have to go above being neutral to drop punishment tiers saying nothing is neutral and could take awhile to drop in tiers
Kind of a B.S. system if they can't count simply 'playing' matches with no negative reports that have been properly confirmed as legit reports, as a positive reinforcement to player behavior 'tiers'. With the current issue on snowball or yolo B.S. champions and Lethality ADCs, i don't think its going to be possible for players to be fair enough to give positive reports on other players (if they are most likely not going to do any clicks at all and be like a Face hunting Hunter in hearthstone instead, constantly spring jumping ranks then giving a care about throwing a thumbs up for a good match), Rather that people who lose to such B.S. would rather report negativity like "My team mate is shitz, lolz" then report "My team mate tried his best against the B.S. known as lethality ADC building."
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Magical Player1 votesFalse reports is what the 2nd 1/2 of your statement is about False reports don't harm anyone only valid reports do
OnlyYouCanHearMe1 votesYou do not have to be honored to drop a suspension tier. Basically, you just need to play games without racking up reports. It's perfectly fine to say things like "gg" or to give your teammates compliments, in fact those are considered to be signs of good sportsmanship and qualities that Riot encourages its players to display.
The link that MP edited in is a really good one, where Tantram explains a bit more about how there is no definite time-frame regarding how long it takes a player to drop tiers. I've seen people come to the Boards posting about how they were permabanned anywhere from 1 day to almost 9 months after their 14 day suspension. In the case of someone that took 9 months, they didn't play much so they never earned any "positive" credit on their account and their next big infraction was enough to push them back over the edge.
It's really good that you've come here asking questions now, while it's still possible to change things and before it's too late. Best of luck in the future!
Sometimes stuff I say that is actually normal and helpful can be interpreted as bad by others because of sarcasm, some people are just too dense..
