Due to the often, erm, outspoken nature of its videogame communities, Riot Games is, quite rightly, extremely tough on those that insult or abuse other players. Account suspensions and bans for inappropriate behavior in-game or even making hateful, offensive comments while streaming or discussing Riots games on social media, can earn you a smack on the wrist. As of last year, the most severe punishments can also see you suspended from several of its multiplayer games at once - if youre seriously violating the companys user rules and get banned in League of Legends, for example, you could see that ban extended to Valorant, 2XKO, or any of Riots other titles. However, what many may not realize is that this also applies to Riftbound, the new LoL-themed trading card game that released a few weeks ago.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Getting banned in League of Legends or Valorant could block you from Riftbound TCG events, thanks to this one Riot rule