Initial Honor Results

Then you sir, are a rude individual. NO HONOR FOR YOU!

ok

you was not the first ;)

No I AM FIRST HUE

op nerf nao

Voli-Carebear skin.

^This

^This is awesome, please do it.

^so many levels of happy

One hundred times this. ^

Yes!! YES!!!
MAKE THIS WORK!!!
VOLI-CAREBEAR FOR HONOR IS AN EXCELLENT IDEA!!!

Pedobear legendery skin!!!!!

Do you say HI to YOUR team ??? Omg that`s so absurdly courteous that I can`t even imagine it. Instahonor, sir.

That being said, general attitude does seem to have improved. I have had less trolling in the last few weeks, but that could just be confirmation bias. Still want my damn ribbon for carrying, though.

try this: good teammate does a good job/is friendly during a match, say towards the end of the match that you are going to give them honour for being a good player. They, as a response will also honour you. I personally give honour, sometimes all across the board if the team is cohesive, or a truly gg

I try to. Even when I am playing mostly premades, I don't honor my friends unless they were being, well, honorable. My one friend can lose his temper when things go badly too easily. I rarely honor him. Another guy is generally near silent, but he shows up to team fights, donates buffs, makes the right calls, etc. to help the team rather than just himself. I honor him a fair bit.

I was already one of those "glhf" carebears before this though, so you can see where I'm coming from. Also, if there was an honorable Voli-carebear skin, I'd play it. Because it would be AWESOME.

I don't know what to tell you. I don't usually say much at all to the players in game (I vent with partial premades most of the time, all I usually do is type out mias) and I've gotten 3-4 teamwork and friendly and about 7 honorable opponents. Maybe you just haven't gotten lucky and you've been stuck with a bunch of me's. I generally don't give out honor unless I feel like someone has gone above and beyond here, i.e. my lane opponent acknowledges something cool I did, even if it killed him. Just keep being you, and you'll get them eventually.

And how exactly are you friendly or "teamworky" ? I use to give advice people in my games if I see them doing mistakes and it works quite fine so far, I`ve got a fair number of teamwork points. From my experience, discussing in after-game lobby (who played well, who fell behind and how could he prevent it etc.) also helps.

^Of course, by giving advice I don`t mean "OMG stop feeding", but rather "They are too ahead, we can`t contest them at the moment. Let`s stay defensive and wait for ganks/late game" ot sth like that.

I've found that if you tell them at the vey end you honored them they honor you

^very*

it doesn't reset. Lyte said you have keep BEING honored CONSTANTLY to keep the ribbon.

He said he has no honor at all, which would be very weird if he is not banned at the same time

Getting warnings will strip you off too, not just bans.

mte

If you don`t want it, don`t go for it. But there are people who actually like being nice to others and dislike ripping their heads of (i.e. me).

The thirteenth actually

it depends on how many games you play toget those 20.
20 in 100 does not count the same as 20 in 30

It would be interesting to see what honor ratios do people with ribbon have. I am regularly receiving about one teamwork point per game for about 3 days and I wonder if keeping this trend would ever give me one :P

just got 2 ribbons both on 25 honor points

Wanting reward is not honourable.

Since the day the honor was introduced, I have reported only 1 (one) person overall. For me, the change is overwhelming, but maybe this also depends on your server and matchups level ?

Well of they will improve this i will be kinda shiny since i already own 2 ribbons( red and green) having 50 points in TW and 55 in HO... I am more helpfull than "teamworky" but people rarely gives helpfull..That i have only 20... -Jùmpy-

Well they said there is ever more content to discover for the honorable, just wondering aloud what content might be.

But seriously, imagine it, your whole team is in mid, knowing the enemy team is about to push, and then, full stack Cho'Gath comes tearing up through your minions, with a wicked red glowing aura around him courtesy of his honorable opponent ribbon. Cue pants messing.
:DDD

This could be confused with the aura from the elixirs or whatever they're called =/

If you play ranked you will not notice the difference as much. If you read the above article and the stats within, it's normals that were affected the most by the honour system.

Probably because people have fun playing normals...

^ I agree with the last anonymous. How bout if they put some kind of thing over your badge during game to indicate which ribbon you have? Not as cool as the aura thing, i know, but still.

You actually have a pretty good idea lol. Anyhow, we will see what riot does about it. Afterall, they said they aren't done with this system ;)

No wonder. You are doing your job... and nothing else.

I main supports as well, and I do TALK to people - advice my carry how to set up our lane, suggest my team when to (not) make a teamfight, and so on. And yes, I do get honor points (especially teamwork ones).

Regardless, of whether you're being honoured or not, it should be more important that you know you're being a positive member of the community rather than a negative one. In time, you may be honoured, but just be consistent and work hard, don't let the medals be a driving force as to why you want to be a helpful player.

^ And why couldn`t medals be a driving force to better behaviour ? They were designed to be so. The whole motivation thing is always complex for every human being, but the final result matters anyway.

u can give him some but he wont get a ribbon so fast of he gets always honor from the same person

So long as neither of you are reported in the same game, you should be fine

^ is a troll

First off, is that English? Second, the honour system hasn't had as dramatic of an effect in ranked then normals. Most likely due to the pressure of "raising our ELO".