Riot Games will now ban creators for bad conduct even if it's not said in-game
Riot Games will now ban content creators that engage in "Off-Platform Conduct" - specifically when Riot's games are in the background Example: "if a creator uses hateful slurs about an opposing player or teammate on their stream, but not in game over chat or voice comms, we can… pic.twitter.com/GBiKgx78A8
Riot takes on the quixotic task of policing bad 'Off-Platform' conduct by banning offenders from its games and suspending partner privileges
A mistake by Clay Martin's crew of referees marred the Kansas City Chiefs' Black Friday matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 13. When Las Vegas punted to Kansas City midway through the first quarter, officials indicated that the Chiefs had committed a…
The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up to play the Las Vegas Raiders today in what is expected to be an exciting AFC West ...
Riot Games updating its terms of service has huge ramifications for LoL & Valorant streamers and their chosen sponsors.
Riot Games has implemented stricter policies in its updated ToS. Here's everything you need to know about it and what can get you banned.
Riot Games is looking to crack down more on hateful speech made by players, even if it occurs outside of the game.
Riot has put some big bounties up to further hone Vanguard anti-cheat for both LoL & Valorant, with up to $100k being put on ...
A Valorant developer suggests potential strategies the Call of Duty franchise can use to effectively address its ongoing ...
Riot Games dev advises the Call of Duty Ricochet team, saying "Tools to fight cheats are there, it's a matter of deploying ...
ALBAWABA - Riot Games recently made headlines after putting up a $100,000 bounty to any individual willing to crack its ...
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