More Bans Equals Less Harassment
 

Long live the Summoner's Code!

Here at Riot, we play League of Legends just like you do (oftentimes even playing it with you) so we understand the frustrations players come across when others do not abide by the Summoner's Code. When you log into PVP.net, we want you to have a great experience filled with positive, competitive play and minimal desire to put your fist through your monitor.

Really, someone should start a 'Save The Monitors' movement. Tell your friends.

In this regard, we've been taking a good look at your harassment reports and taking measures to reduce abusive behavior so your focus stays on the game. Over the past week, we've suspended hundreds of players for their detrimental actions on the Fields of Justice, and we will continue to keep a close eye on the reports that come in to assure that your collaboration with other summoners isn't spoiled by bad behavior.

We investigate our reports thoroughly before any suspensions or warnings occur, and only the most dire of deeds result in permanent account closure. If you feel there was a mistake or oversight, feel free to reply to the notification and we'll do our best to look further into the matter.

Ne'er-Do-Wells, beware! Review the Summoner's Code to improve your behavior before it's too late! For those fine summoners who see lawless individuals in battle, continue to use our player reporting tools! Together, we can make each team complete, cohesive, and lacking any comments about your mother.

Save The Monitors!

The eyes of Jesse Perring are upon you. Any wrong you do he's gonna see. When you're breaking the summoner's code look behind you, cause that's where Jesse Perring is gonna be.

You wouldn't ban someone that's put any money into this game, right?

Excuse me, and forgive my wording, but why should any a$$ who pays with the daddy's credit card not be banned? I believe there's no discrimination between races, financial statuses (people who paid for Riot Points with real cash) or whatever-else-difference when it comes to reviewing the reports. How do you conceptualize this? You can pay $5 and make the gameplay of other players a living hell? I'm sorry, but this logic fails.

He would. And after doing so, your computer would explode.

Phreak doesn't lie about Jesse Perring.

Giving them money does not allow you to not follow the rules.

RULES ARE RULES!

every1 has to fallow the rules regardless of what they paid

they dont sell get out of jail free cards so ur money spent in game has no effect on bans

just play fair have fun and dont bash any one and u got notta to worry about

Good.

You know how the rest of society feels when rich people get away with disobeying the law?