Make warnings and mutes more noticeable

[kittyonmeth]

Supposedly I've had multiple warnings and mutes but I was never aware of a single one until today when I got banned for supposedly everything together. I'm still not aware of the past things, only aware of getting tilted in a rank game being afkers and no brain playing. I have been no life playing this game recently because the whole situation in life and I have never noticed a mute or any type of message of being warned. I play almost all day- didn't notice a thing and I check forums while logged in multiple times a day- didn't notice a thing. Seems a bit unfair to get banned when the things I'm told I did wrong in the past I wasn't even aware about.

Also I'd like to give a side note about ranked. Ranked always bring out tilt and we see it in every game. Some communities are really toxic like Dota, LoL, etc. The toxicity in this game is literally nothing compared to that. Theres flaming and obviously people that are mad but a lot of the time I don't think people deserve to be banned over this stuff. It's pretty petty, especially to some **** that I see. There was heavily homophobic and racist derogatory terms being used in open chats often and yesterday and nothing happened to them, but I get in trouble for calling a player **** for hitting tanks and guarded DPS in a ranked SC . Regardless, it's going to happen especially when you put the ranks publicly on the forums and push for more ranked play with gear thats very expensive and needed, so don't be surprised when you see it.

[Kaelang]

There's a difference between being toxic and being competitive.

League and Dota do have toxicity in their communities - correct. This doesn't excuse people being toxic on RoR because 'at least it's not as bad as playing there'.

If you've been muted before, regardless of if you have seen them or not (struggling to work out how you wouldn't know about it considering you've said yourself you're nolifing it), it should identify an issue with your attitude in-game.

Regardless of your personal circumstances, People who are muted / banned tend to acknowledge the issue at hand, and when/if they return - hopefully sort their behaviour out.