79% of League of Legends players continue to be cursed and harassed even after the game is over

Toxic has become the eternal story of League of Legends, the diss each other because of competing for position, breaking the game, moving errors, … happens as usual, making gamers extremely tired. Not only that, up to 79% of gamers said they continued to be cursed, even sexually harassed even after the game was over. The results are based on a survey of 3,784 League of Legends players by Reddit user “Clanaria”.
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The survey was conducted throughout January 2020 with many questions related to lifestyle, gameplay and the general connection between players and the game. MOBA game most famous of Riot Games. Only 3,784 people participated in the survey, although this is a very small number compared to the total of 80 million players of League of Legends, it also partly reflects the reality of this game community.

As mentioned above, the content of the survey is divided into many small segments such as lifestyle, career development orientation, favorite champions, … In which, the toxic level of the League of Legends community is one of the results that cause damage. most shocking. The fact that 98% of survey participants said they were dissed during the actual game is not surprising to many people, but up to 79% of players continue to be cursed after the game is over, it is indeed a problem. worrisome topic. 32% of female respondents said they have even been victims of sexual harassment.
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Nearly 2,400 people confessed to regularly spamming teammates while 2,080 people blamed teammates or opponents when they lost. Up to 70% of players said that they come to League of Legends simply for entertainment, but it seems that this purpose is a bit difficult to achieve when the toxic index in the League of Legends community is extremely high.

Besides, there are also some interesting results such as 87% of the men playing mid lane Assassin are “single cranes”, 92% have made in-game purchases, jungle is the least popular position. Currently, … All survey results, readers can see at THIS.
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Source: PCGamer and Clanaria​

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