Ban this dude? Again... ?

On average, how much IP to people get from the tribunal a week?

You can get a maximum of 525 IP a week (5 IP for 15 cases per day for 7 days)

**** the tribunal. Piece of **** system. I have still been hitting punish none stop and winning cases every single time in 1min. You made thread saying its works. You reviewed 700 cases. Lol I have reviewed more then you have. So what you pretty much said to use is that you don't work cause you only reviewed 700 cases out of the probably thousands and thousands of cases there was. Great job and not doing a ****ing thing just what I have come to expect from riot.

Thank you Riot!

Hopefully we can get rid of the majority of those individuals who ruin the League of Legends community.

This is a great idea for the changes, but if you really want to draw the attention of more summoners to the Tribunal, there really needs to be an ante up on the rewards, every level 30 I know did the Tribunal for one cycle, realised how pointless it is for the time effort required, and never did it again. I know that the point of the Tribunal is not the reward, but the reward is given out regardless, so why not make it a reward that is worthwhile, and will actually cause people to want to do it, after all, it doesn't cost riot anything either way.

the big boss has spoken!

Only 51% cases end in guilty veredict? So far the autopunish vote theory.

I love all this kids getting punished and then attacking the Tribunal in forums using a vocabulary that tells you right away why were they punished in the first place.

EDIT: Dat chopped Kayle pic XD

cant scroll through chat log

There are a few things with this. Not exactly "issues" but questions rather.

Were the ban lifts based on you guys screwing up? Or was it poor judgment from another riot employee?

Out of 700 cases only 2 have been reverted. So, if only two have been reverted, does that mean specifically the only 2 cases you and pendragon have come across? Or, is your number not including ban lifts made by other riot employees? If it doesnt then out of 700 cases you have reviewed, there are probably tonnes more that need a closer look. If even one person is banned unfairly, you ought to take a magnifying glass to your processes.

And lastly, volume of cases.
Im sure 700 cases wasnt nearly the full amount for people on the chopping block for bans. Now i trust you guys have decent enough judgment to deem whats ban worthy or not. But how about your employees?
Out of the only 700 cases im sure there were a lot more that went out to lesser skilled people in lieu of you two. (Who blames you, thats an assload of work) Im just pointing out that not every "Ive been banned unfairly" thread seems like a load of garbage.

anyway. Tribunal is a fantastic idea. Its still a babby though.