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DrogenDealer··8 votes·1,043 views

First of all anyone that post their punishment to pieces of scum of earth to the people on the boards please don't.

they are scum and do not want to help you.

if you were banned from this community means a good thing, means you werent a bitch enough to be accepted by pieces of trash of earth.

keep your head high and move on in life.

don't ever settle for trash like this community is.

36 Comments

Jo0o12 votes

Do you enjoy making posts like this?

Doesn't seem fun or fulfilling in any way.

DrogenDealer1 votes

{quoted}

Do you enjoy making posts like this?

Doesn't seem fun or fulfilling in any way.

i should sue riot games.

i guaranted you i have enough evidence to show the government that riot games in fact inflicts mental illness on people.

i would win, and also make people aware of the damage of gaming.

rework trundle10 votes

Your anger is your problem and your problem only, not Riot's. If you can't control yourself when you play LoL, it's not their fault ; it's yours.

DrogenDealer1 votes

[{quoted}](name=le un le seul,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=000000000000,timestamp=2018-03-19T15:53:41.885+0000)

Your anger is your problem and your problem only, not Riot's. If you can't control yourself when you play LoL, it's not their fault ; it's yours.

no.....

i dont have anger....

it is upsetting to see people defend a platform and a game that damages people in a negative way.

then when people get punished for thinking it was their mistake, they are punished and shunned trying to protect their community when they are wrong.

Stand Alone Wolf5 votes

{quoted}

no.....

i dont have anger....

it is upsetting to see people defend a platform and a game that damages people in a negative way.

then when people get punished for thinking it was their mistake, they are punished and shunned trying to protect their community when they are wrong.

Let's not forget the anger you DO IN FACT have!

Here, let me tell you the factual 100% definition of "Anger"

Anger-
a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.

Merriam Webster definition.

This post?

Literally a jab at the community. It meets not one not two but all three points of anger.

hey man. . .

You are angry.

DrogenDealer1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Stand Alone Wolf,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=00000000000000000000,timestamp=2018-03-19T16:16:26.082+0000)

Let's not forget the anger you DO IN FACT have!

Here, let me tell you the factual 100% definition of "Anger"

Anger-
a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.

Merriam Webster definition.

This post?

Literally a jab at the community. It meets not one not two but all three points of anger.

hey man. . .

You are angry.

im upset because it is like blaming a girl that was abused by her boyfriend for being in a relationship with him.

nobody ever points the finger on the real problem

which in fact is the game.

Stand Alone Wolf6 votes

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im upset because it is like blaming a girl that was abused by her boyfriend for being in a relationship with him.

nobody ever points the finger on the real problem

which in fact is the game.

Only this isn't the proper analogy. You make it seem like you had no choice. you could have left any time you wanted to. You made your account You posted on the games boards you made the decision to bark back at toxic people instead of muting and now you are here still talking to the community you call "scum" instead of moving on.

DrogenDealer1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Stand Alone Wolf,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=0000000000000000000000000000,timestamp=2018-03-19T16:27:45.320+0000)

Only this isn't the proper analogy. You make it seem like you had no choice. you could have left any time you wanted to. You made your account You posted on the games boards you made the decision to bark back at toxic people instead of muting and now you are here still talking to the community you call "scum" instead of moving on.

Exactly did what I just said the whole community does,

always puts the blame on the person.

cannot take responsibility that without this platform of league of legends toxicity would not exist.

Stand Alone Wolf1 votes

{quoted}

Exactly did what I just said the whole community does,

always puts the blame on the person.

No, all I'm saying is if we are as bad as you make us out to be (As a whole based off your wording((Which would technically include you yourself)) then why waste your time?

Using your analogy:

You're like a girlfriend/boyfriend in an abusive relationship, and instead of breaking it off, and seeking help, you continue to be hurt time after time.

Secondly...

{quoted}

without this platform of league of legends toxicity would not exist.

NANI!?!?

fatherdarius1 votes

cannot take responsibility that without this platform of league of legends toxicity would not exist.

Eh... have you spent much time on the Interwebz? In every discussion forum I've EVER been involved in there are always people who get emotional and take things too far. Science and Physics, Dungeons & Dragons, Art Forums, Gaming Forums, Social Forums, Political Forums... It's almost as if having a different opinion and expressing it is part of the human condition. Expressing one's opinion doesn't absolve one of the consequences of sharing said opinion, or the consequences of HOW they went about sharing their opinion:

Example A: "You're a jerk and an a**hat, gtfo of my face!" (--gives middle finger--)

Example B: "Sir, though we've just met, I would that we should become better strangers." (--smiles and nods, walking away--)

Sure, either statement could get you punched in the face, but Example B is more likely to leave the other person scratching their head.

Jo0o7 votes

Yikes.

colonel cranc1 votes

quality comment

HyLorid1 votes

i guarantee* you're from NA good god check your grammar kid

fatherdarius2 votes

If you truly believe that, you really SHOULD sue them.

I mean, as a service to public health, your own moral conscience should push you to take action and begin a class-action lawsuit. Because if it's seriously as bad as you say, people need to know. Hell, I'd wanna know.

At least League of Legends doesn't cause mesothelioma - that I know of, anyway.

ModThe Djinn11 votes

{quoted}they are scum and do not want to help you.

Oh, shit. All those times I've offered advice on ways to find enjoyment in losing games, express anger or frustration productively, bring teams together, and generally make your own game experience better must have been fever dreams. Same with the times I've helped people unsure why they were punished learn more about the system so they can ensure that their accounts don't face any future issues.

The more you know!

DrogenDealer1 votes

[{quoted}](name=The Djinn,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=0003,timestamp=2018-03-19T15:54:40.565+0000)

Oh, shit. All those times I've offered advice on ways to find enjoyment in losing games, express anger or frustration productively, bring teams together, and generally make your own game experience better must have been fever dreams. Same with the times I've helped people unsure why they were punished learn more about the system so they can ensure that their accounts don't face any future issues.

The more you know!

surprised you didn't remove my post,

you are not understanding the psychology and physiologic damage gaming is doing to our youth.

when people come to show their player behavior, what you don't understand the behavior was created from the game.

it causes damage to the mind, but you blame the player when the game in fact is not designed to make you positive.

Chermorg7 votes

Do you have any form of citation to any peer reviewed psychology study that supports this claim?

In fact, the general consensus in psychology is that video games, even ones based on violence, fighting, competition, etc, do not alter the mind of those who play them. The most that can be said is that video games can bring out suppressed anti-social tendencies such as a tendency to flame others. Games do not cause a lack of self control and they quite simply do not “damage the mind”.

one side note, I think you mean “psychological” damage, not physiologic damage, as physiological damage would mean that games are somehow physically affecting the body, organs, etc. of the players

PresBushDid7113 votes

{quoted}

Do you have any form of citation to any peer reviewed psychology study that supports this claim?

In fact, the general consensus in psychology is that video games, even ones based on violence, fighting, competition, etc, do not alter the mind of those who play them. The most that can be said is that video games can bring out suppressed anti-social tendencies such as a tendency to flame others. Games do not cause a lack of self control and they quite simply do not “damage the mind”.

one side note, I think you mean “psychological” damage, not physiologic damage, as physiological damage would mean that games are somehow physically affecting the body, organs, etc. of the players

I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss. Everytime I hear that WW howl my bowls rumble.

DrogenDealer1 votes

{quoted}

Do you have any form of citation to any peer reviewed psychology study that supports this claim?

In fact, the general consensus in psychology is that video games, even ones based on violence, fighting, competition, etc, do not alter the mind of those who play them. The most that can be said is that video games can bring out suppressed anti-social tendencies such as a tendency to flame others. Games do not cause a lack of self control and they quite simply do not “damage the mind”.

one side note, I think you mean “psychological” damage, not physiologic damage, as physiological damage would mean that games are somehow physically affecting the body, organs, etc. of the players

video game addiction is a huge global scale problem.

just like the tobacco and alcohol industry that made huge bucks it took a while for them to give warnings and advise people the risk of the action as well as casino gaming addiction

it will take a while since the online gaming is rather new phenomenon but in time people will come to a realization that in fact causes problems to people.

there is many cases of people that were directly affected by gaming in very negative ways.

just google "online gaming addiction" all over the web but not taking serious yet enough.

in time

Chermorg11 votes

No, see, the first thing we learned in University is that google is not an appropriate way to do scientific and valid research on a subject (unless you use Google Scholar).

PubMed, NIH, CDC, clinicaltrials.gov, literally any reputable and peer reviewed article on this subject that you can provide to back your claims up is all I ask for.


I actually won’t even make you do that, because I actually did research on this for a discussion in a seminar I took during my undergraduate years, where we discussed video games and the psychological impact of them. As I have said, video games are not responsible for widespread mental damage as you try and claim they are. Gaming addiction is a problem, but you cannot blame that on the gaming companies who merely provide video games. There is a large difference between gaming addiction and addictions to tobacco/alcohol - but that is delving into discussion that isn’t really appropriate for the League of Legends boards.

The bottom line is that you are trying to blame the video game itself for the toxicity - but in reality it is the players’ fault that they lack the self control to control themselves while playing the game.

DrogenDealer1 votes

{quoted}

No, see, the first thing we learned in University is that google is not an appropriate way to do scientific and valid research on a subject (unless you use Google Scholar).

PubMed, NIH, CDC, clinicaltrials.gov, literally any reputable and peer reviewed article on this subject that you can provide to back your claims up is all I ask for.


I actually won’t even make you do that, because I actually did research on this for a discussion in a seminar I took during my undergraduate years, where we discussed video games and the psychological impact of them. As I have said, video games are not responsible for widespread mental damage as you try and claim they are. Gaming addiction is a problem, but you cannot blame that on the gaming companies who merely provide video games. There is a large difference between gaming addiction and addictions to tobacco/alcohol - but that is delving into discussion that isn’t really appropriate for the League of Legends boards.

The bottom line is that you are trying to blame the video game itself for the toxicity - but in reality it is the players’ fault that they lack the self control to control themselves while playing the game.

yes,

the gaming company should take responsibility for the way their game makes people feel.

the way people behave in this game is far in between how people behave in the real world.

even when people don't type you can see the anger in them when things are going wrong.

this game gives off a very negative feeling to people, regardless if you want to admit it or not.

In a perfect world of society on earth, a game of violence would not exist yet it does.

If we were talking about a game with positive things teaching kids about education or innovating technology i would agree with you,

but in fact that this game dabbles in violence, war, things of occult nature as well as actions deemed horrible to modern day society when they actually happen.

I understand this is just a virtual simulation and in fact is not real, it is the subtle things that slowly enter our minds and make things more acceptable as a human race.

Just tired of seeing people go through this process of negative emotion because of league of legends.

RallerenP4 votes

it is the subtle things that slowly enter our minds and make things more acceptable as a human race.

Where

Is

The

Evidence?

Art has portrayed ALL of those things since the beggining of... well... art.

Are you trying to tell me that crime novels are the cause of crime in society?

fatherdarius2 votes

{quoted}

yes,

the gaming company should take responsibility for the way their game makes people feel.

Um... how are they responsible for someone's subjective 'feelings about their game? League gives me enjoyment...

the way people behave in this game is far in between how people behave in the real world.

Not necessarily. I can only speak for myself and those I know. I'm pretty chill in real life and pretty chill in the game. My son is is a braggadocio in real life and in the game. My best friend is easily frustrated in real life and in the game. The 'game' is played in real life so it makes sense that one's real life personalities would show through.

even when people don't type you can see the anger in them when things are going wrong.

When I look at the enemy character, that digital avatar looks the same and I can't discern the emotions of the human on the other side of the screen (or the other side of the planet). Sure, a play may be desperate or someone my flash a mastery, but it means they made a desperate play - not that they are feeling desperate.

Except for Trynd. Trynd is ALWAYS angry. It's a rage thing.

this game gives off a very negative feeling to people, regardless if you want to admit it or not.

I wasn't aware emotional AI had come so far. Riot should work with DARPA to get their code locked up for national security reasons!

In a perfect world of society on earth, a game of violence would not exist yet it does.

I contend that in a perfect world, humans (which are just arguably-well-behaved-animals) would have an outlet for their 'natural' aggression in the form of virtual combat simulators. We don't have holo-decks yet so First-Person-Shooters and Martial Arts games suffice for now.

If we were talking about a game with positive things teaching kids about education or innovating technology i would agree with you,

There are lot of educational games. And some mainstream video games (Minecraft, Neverwinter Nights) have been used for educational purposes.

but in fact that this game dabbles in violence, war, things of occult nature as well as actions deemed horrible to modern day society when they actually happen.

Violence and war are unfortunately a part of life. The Occult (that which is hidden) is only a part of life for those who engage in magical thinking. What happens in league that is so 'bad/evil/negative' anyway? Champions die but are then reborn in the fountain? The battle is lost but there is always another to be fought? Sounds like mythological and religious themes to me, from christianity to norse myth.

I understand this is just a virtual simulation and in fact is not real, it is the subtle things that slowly enter our minds and make things more acceptable as a human race.

The simulation is real. :D Just like Microsoft Windows is 'real'. It isn't a real window though.

Just tired of seeing people go through this process of negative emotion because of league of legends.

I have experienced the same ratio of positive to negative emotions while playing League of Legends as I do whilst playing any other game, or doing any other task or action in my life. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's not so good. You hope for the good, and you accept the bad and try to avoid. But in the end, everything tends to balance.

I can't help but feel I'm being trolled but on the off chance you are serious I figured I'd respond.

Karma always catches up to you in the end. She actually says that. :D

dKiWi1 votes

wrongo.

for something to be addictive it has to elicit a biological response from 100% of the sample size exposed to it. For example, nicotine.

I just showed my sister league of legends yesterday and she wasn't addicted to it so proven wrong.

P.S. When I explained a lengthier version of this to my lawyer friend he got very upset for some reason. Seems that alot of normal people feel video game addiction is real

HyLorid1 votes

I would post something here calling you an SJW but nvm that

Stand Alone Wolf1 votes

{quoted}

surprised you didn't remove my post,

you are not understanding the psychology and physiologic damage gaming is doing to our youth.

when people come to show their player behavior, what you don't understand the behavior was created from the game.

it causes damage to the mind, but you blame the player when the game in fact is not designed to make you positive.

And the slashes on Monster energy drink are satanic. You sound really familiar.

Bijeesny1 votes

[{quoted}](name=The Djinn,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=0003,timestamp=2018-03-19T15:54:40.565+0000)

Oh, shit. All those times I've offered advice on ways to find enjoyment in losing games, express anger or frustration productively, bring teams together, and generally make your own game experience better must have been fever dreams. Same with the times I've helped people unsure why they were punished learn more about the system so they can ensure that their accounts don't face any future issues.

The more you know!

Yea, you're right, there are always people like Chermorg who will help some1..oh wait But, fear not, we have Riot Tantram who will be open to discuss the flaws of punishemnt sys.. oh wait We have the rest of the community who won't be subjective when discussing if some1 deserved a ban or not.. oh wait

To sum it up, I have a hard time believeing you. If you have time and will to prove me wrong, I'm listening.

ModThe Djinn5 votes

{quoted}But, fear not, we have Riot Tantram who will be open to discuss the flaws of punishemnt sys.. oh wait

I suspect if the general thrust of many of those threads were tempered into more of a legitimate give-and-take of discussion and less "Riot is wrong / Riot is right," Riot might be more inclined to step in and discuss things. Ultimately, however, when people say "this is absurd and needs to change" rather than "why is the system this way? I'm legitimately curious," it means that engaging isn't always the best plan, as it's hard to have a rational discussion into outrage that doesn't seek to become informed, but rather seeks to find agreement.

We have the rest of the community who won't be subjective when discussing if some1 deserved a ban or not.. oh wait

Some parts of the community are better at this than others, definitely, but I think it's a bit much to paint the entire boards community with the "too biased" or "unhelpful" brush.

There's also an issue where some people equate "not being objective" with "not agreeing with me," so this is definitely something that can be improved on all sides.

To sum it up, I have a hard time believing you.

That's fine. I can't speak for anyone's history but my own, and I don't really expect you to dig through my post history.

Stand Alone Wolf3 votes

All these posts of rage, and anger always sound the same. "I was banned, listen to my plea" Reads the chat-log Toxic player: Dude, F you, you suck kid, stfu, garbage, etc. "Don't know why I was banned" (Or something of the like) Makes rage posts because they are mad they lost their account, and feel like lashing out will really "Hurt" others.

I guess going down in flames is better than going down ignorant...

...

It's a shame you were burned so blissfully.

fatherdarius1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Stand Alone Wolf,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=y5RTfYoo,comment-id=0002,timestamp=2018-03-19T15:54:01.403+0000)

All these posts of rage, and anger always sound the same. "I was banned, listen to my plea" Reads the chat-log Toxic player: Dude, F you, you suck kid, stfu, garbage, etc. "Don't know why I was banned" (Or something of the like) Makes rage posts because they are mad they lost their account, and feel like lashing out will really "Hurt" others.

I guess going down in flames is better than going down ignorant...

...

It's a shame you were burned so blissfully.

It's better to burn out than to fade away? :D

PresBushDid7113 votes

Eat a snickers! Why? Because when you are hangray you go crazy on the Riot boards.

gabetheguy2 votes

you aren't old enough to have a lawyer. take your punishment and like it.

130x2 votes

Right on Drogen, you speak truth.

DrogenDealer1 votes

tired of seeing all the players that get effected by this game,

nobody stands up for them.

nobody.....

colonel cranc1 votes

NA METT?

fatherdarius1 votes

I know this is off topic, but your use of 'scum of the earth' and the overall cadence (sorry, I couldn't think of a better word) of your post sounds surprisingly similar to quotes attributed to Kim Jong-un in the Rodong Sinmun (DPRK publication). He uses phrases such as 'human scum' and 'worse than a dog'.

It's chuckle worthy, is all I'm sayin'.

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