Recently, Riot Games announced the official removal of the total chat feature (chat /all) in the team match system from the upcoming version 11.21 of League of Legends.

Immediately after the announcement was made, a wave of controversy about Riot Games’ move flared up strongly in the League of Legends community.

However, chat /all is also a feature that symbolizes competitiveness, which is inherently attractive and creates the appeal of e-sports.

Of course, Riot Games has a reason to remove the general chat feature.

However, the problem that makes Riot Games `receive criticism` from a large part of the League of Legends community is that deleting chat /all means that this game company admits the `uselessness` of the reporting system.

Not to mention, thinking that deleting chat /all can prevent toxic behavior is considered a `self-destructive` move by Riot, because they still leave the post-match chat frame as the general chat frame, so both teams will finish playing.