Attitudes like yours are what get people special extra permission to break the rules. When I play basketball I don;t get to break the rules and you know what? Neither did Latrell Sprewell. Top or bottom end of competition, all of our teams abide by the same rules. There were literally DOZENS of teams who played by the rules, all of them. If someone on Dignitas should have been banned but wasn;t until later, that means everyone they knocked out before they lost themselves was cheated, and they were cheated _by Riot_.

miuahuahua good one

Dunked.

Wow. I'm impressed. Well done Riot ^.^

A couple things people don't quite understand, so I am going to help explain a bit.

His accounts are perma-banned. FOREVER. Well 200 years or so, but that's close enough. Riot is not unbanning them after 365 days.

When they say he is banned from eSports for 1 year is people can make new accounts ( in fact some people do learn their lesson after a permaban and improve ), and Riot has mentioned before they have tools to detect smurf accounts. However, even if they make a new account, they cannot qualify on a team for any eSports event.

-Wastes an hour of her life reading 40+ pages of this.-

I'm at a loss. I can't quite grasp why 30% of the people on this thread are against this ban. Seriously? Can you not see the logic in this? In Riot posting a warning for others? Sure, a million people can troll everyday...but this guy must have been trolling the entire twenty-two hours that he was signed on for so many people to have reported him, in the first place.

It's one thing when some average-joe trolls. But when a pro player, that everyone knows, trolls? That's completely different (and I do believe that all trolls should probably be banned, if they make a point to troll just because someone isn't as blessed in skill as they are). And like it or not, the pros of LoL -do- set the view for the company. So, he gets what he deserves. Maybe he'll learn to get off his high horse and not take things for granted.

Just sayin'...