I really dont see how playing league with these bans makes sense anymore

AdanYEva··1 votes·595 views

I started in S4 and could get away with bm'ing

NOW you can easily get a perma ban

and i was going to quit league, i mean, i wasnt having fun anymore bottling up my frustration and anger from ladder or else i get banned so i tried LAN to see if it's the same and my GOD

it's not the same, over there you can get bm'ed and bm back and nobody reports, nobody ever get's banned, and you know what it's been great, playing league is somewhat of a stress reliever and i need to vent sometimes and NA didnt let me do that, so theres not much reason to play league, you gotta have fun in this game to keep playing

anywho, enough of ranting, check out other regions except KR, NA, EU and i think you will get the hang of it, i get ~70 ms in LAN, that's not bad.

16 Comments

EvilDustMan8 votes

It's pretty easy to not get a ban. Don't be an ass.

AdanYEva1 votes

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It's pretty easy to not get a ban. Don't be an ass.

i refuse to give manners when playing games, i have manners in the real fucking world-where it matters

EvilDustMan4 votes

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i refuse to give manners when playing games, i have manners in the real fucking world-where it matters

You are still dealing with people.

Chønklord7 votes

Plot Twist Common sense: the Internet exists within the "real world".

Magical Player4 votes

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Plot Twist Common sense: the Internet exists within the "real world".

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Coopa1233 votes

If you insist on being an ass you have to deal with the consequences. Enjoy! :)

This Is Your Dad1 votes

"Give manners"? Why is it that the uneducated seem to be the ones that don't understand human decency?

SavageConcordia1 votes

Thank god you don't play league with real people in the real world

ModPrandine

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i refuse to give manners when playing games, i have manners in the real fucking world-where it matters

When you're playing a multiplayer game online or not you're still interacting with other human beings and as such you're still expected to treat others the way you want to be treated. Many pro LoL players and organizations have been punished for poor behavior both in-game and out of game. Why? Because Riot still expects them to act in a mature, professional and respectful manner. If you're unable or unwilling to do that then the problem lies with you and no one else.

P.S. There are ways to BM without being a jerk about it, such as saying "nice try but no dice" in all chat after you escape a gank attempt by the enemy team. Just make sure that you don't go overboard while doing it though.

OnlyYouCanHearMe1 votes

It may not seem like it matters online, in a game, but you are training yourself in very bad habits by acting as though there are no consequences to showing no manners online. Just because you are not looking the other players in the face, and cannot hear their voices, does not mean that they are any less real, that they are not hurt by your actions, nor does it mean that they exist outside of the real world. What you are doing is deluding yourself into thinking that you can keep the two separate and distinct. You can't.

It starts by acting as though the faceless entities online are unimportant and not worthy of consideration, and that it doesn't matter if you are rude to them. It progresses to being rude to other people that you can't see. Like the customer service representative that you have to call on the phone because your internet isn't working. Oh, you justify it because she's incompetent and slow, so you snap at her and demand to speak to someone else, or because he doesn't speak English very well. So it's not really wrong of you to argue with them, it's not insulting them if it's the truth, right? Or how about that kid working the drive-through at the local fast food joint. He's obviously mentally challenged or deaf or both, that's the only reason you had to repeat your order three times to him. So it's not wrong that you yelled it at him the last time, right?

When you start dehumanizing the other people you interact with, you make it that much easier to continue to do so. And you can say "oh I wouldn't do that" all you want, but it's a fact of human nature. Human beings are capable of horrible atrocities against each other, just look at the history of war crimes dating back for millennia. It all starts when people stop looking at other people as if they matter.

PlsCheckThisBush2 votes

There's plenty of ways to BM in-game without necessarily being labelled as toxic. Flash your Mastery icon every time it's up (Ctrl + 6) or spam laugh (Ctrl +4) on Lulu/Nami the entire game. Just abide by the golden rule and don't flame others - it's not healthy for either party. Similarly, following your jungler around and taking their camps without saying anything isn't good for the team, and will likely get you reported just as fast since you are essentially a man down at that point.

Just one-shot the enemy Vayne as full AP Malphite? Better spam that mastery button to show it off! You just got Warwick, Malzahar, Malphite, Urgot, AND Varus ulted at the same time? Bring out that juicy mastery emote while you have time to sit there CC'd to death. We've been given a great many tools to "taunt" our opponents in-game, there's no need to go crazy in the chat and flame them. Enemy Ezreal with 50% HP just Arcane Shifted behind his Soraka with 10% HP and killed her from a Caitlyn ult? Spam that laugh button, as it's clearly hilarious to your party and shows that you recognize that play.

Don't flame your teammates or the enemy team, though. Be a good sport and somebody that people look up to and want to play with in the future. While it is "just a game" and all for fun, being on the losing end of a team that spams "GGEZREKT420NOOB" is never fun, and only inspires the other team to stoop down to their level. It's also very rude for the allies of that player, as it no longer feels good to actually play in that game when your team is hurting the other's feelings - win or loss, we're all humans behind a screen at the end of the day with thoughts and emotions. You never know what someone else is going through or how they react - the only person you can change and control is yourself.

OnlyYouCanHearMe2 votes

I love this. One of my favorite things to do is spam my mastery emote when I'm a pretty dead champion. Especially when you have at least 1-2 seconds worth of foresight to know that you are about to die. Like when you're trapped and surrounded by 3-4 enemies with nowhere to go and you all just stop moving and spam your favorite emotes. Nami laugh is soooo good for that.

This also reminds me of my favorite line from the Vin Diesel movie xXx, when he's filming the stolen car scene and says "moral of the story... don't be a dick, Dick." It kinda sums up my thoughts on how to tease/taunt the enemy team and even your own teammates. I've legit met some incredible people through lighthearted bantering, my best friend being one of them.

And you are also very right, in that you never know what someone else is going through. Lots of people come online to try and find an escape or an outlet from painful life events. They may be falling apart inside. Would anyone really want to be the one that said something to push them over the edge?

YerroFever2 votes

You need better coping mechanisms. If you need to be mean and horrible to people to relieve stress, you need to see someone for some help because that's not healthy and it's indicative of some emotional and psychological issues that you need to work out.

With your first response to the first comment... what you're saying is that you want to be a bully online because you can't IRL because you're afraid that you'll probably face immediate consequences.

Break the cycle, don't be abusive to others and don't be a bully to others.

Ciaoe1 votes

Nope , riot don't do sht I reported the same guy over and over again , guess what, still there talking sht (people do love to talk sh*t in Aram)

This Is Your Dad1 votes

There's a difference between bming and raging.

nerak231 votes

Wine and cry Waaaa Waaaaa

What I just read said: I didn't get my way so I'm going throw a fit, Or this is Bait! W/E

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