Here is a detailed overview of the YouTube video titled "The Tribunal" by League of Legends:
Introduction to The Tribunal
The video introduces The Tribunal, a feature designed to let players help shape and improve community behavior by acting directly on player reports in League of Legends [00:12].
Level 30 summoners are eligible to participate and vote on cases with three p
rimary options: punish, pardon, or pass [00:19].
Voting Mechanics and Rewards
A significant majority of votes is required to officially punish a player for wrongdoing [00:30].
Participants are rewarded with Influence Points for correctly predicting the outcome of a case [00:35].
Voting capacity is regulated: users who make accurate judgments receive increased daily vote allo
wances, whereas those who judge incorrectly find their allotments diminished [00:41].
Participants must review guidelines, behavior expectations, and warnings regarding offensive language before entering the system [00:48].
Case Review Examples
Verbal Harassment Case: The video examines a player reported mostly for verbal harassment [01:03]. In the chat logs, teammates appea
r in green, opponents in red, and the reported user appears in purple [01:16]. Reviewing multiple sorted games showing constant whining and swearing leads to a punish vote [01:22].
Intentional Feeding Case: A player reported for feeding is evaluated [02:18]. Despite having a poor score as Taric, the chat logs show no complaining and an effort to help teammates [02:20]. Findi
ng no evidence of intentional feeding in the most reported games results in a pardon vote [02:31].
Conflict of Interest / Passing: When encountering a case involving a friend, a reviewer can choose to pass if they do not feel comfortable remaining impartial [02:48].
Guidelines on Punishments, Pardons, and Passing
Punishments: Consequences are sequential, starting with a warn
ing before temporary suspensions or permanent bans are applied [01:42]. Customer support reviews harsher punishments (like permanent bans) individually, and the system undergoes regular audits [01:54].
Pardons: If enough users vote to pardon, the player is cleared of all outstanding reports and must accrue an entirely new set of reports before returning to the tribunal [02:3
1].
Passing: Reviewers must normally wait 60 seconds before voting to punish or pardon, but can pass immediately [02:57]. Passing is recommended when uncertain of guilt, unfamiliar with the chat language, or uncomfortable with a case [03:01]. Reviewers can exit the tribunal at any time [03:11].
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The Tribunal
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