11/0/20 going full tank Skarner (well almost, gotta a BC last item). He's fucking broken. Like, I felt bad playing him because it wasn't fair. Riot could opt to completely remove the passives on his E to bring him back to earth, but I have a feeling they won't. They'll probably chip away at him hitting everything. I think he'll be in a bad spot balance wise going into Worlds.
The word "toxic" is so weird when it comes to League because one would normally assume that someone labeled as a toxic player cusses all the time, says racist things, etc, but most of the time I see stuff like:
"Oh, you're building a defensive item 3rd on an ADC? Stop playing in a toxic manner!"
"-insert common top laner- mid? So toxic"
"________ keeps throwing up surrender votes, pls report for toxic."
Or my favorite- when a teammate always tries 1v2,3,4, or 5 the enemy after we all ping them to back off and then he/she tells us that if we ping again, we'll get reported for being toxic towards him/her.
Good thing those people are full of shit and players don't get banned for that stuff.
It's not that it's difficult, it's that it's enjoyable and has benefits.
I know it's all in jest, but I'm willing to bet you're not even close to being banned. Those transcripts Lyte used to post to demonstrate what sort of behavior actually incurs bans are fucking vile. It's like jerd said, I don't think people realize how hard it actually is to get banned, nor do players who actually get banned realize how cuntish they've been to other players.
I will say this, that if they just announce it like that without giving players a chance to reform, that's harsh, not necessarily unwarranted, but harsh. Getting banned in January and it bites you in the ass ~10 months later is rough. Riot should state that from here on out, banned players lose their rewards.