[GAMEPLAY] Scoreboard shows false score at the end of a game.

FweakyUnicown·5/17/2015, 2:11:11 AM·3 votes·752 views

So, I went on League of Legends on a regular day, to play a regular game of the game's regular map: Summoner's Rift. At the end of the game, right at the point where it was about to say victory, I hit tab to see my beautiful score, revealing my amazing contribution to my team. At first, I didn't really notice anything out of the ordinary, but as soon as the icon saying DEFEAT came on, I remembered that we didn't actually win that game, so I hit tab again to see my score. To my surprise, my KDA read 3/1024/4, which shows that I had killed 3 people and died 1024 times, which is a completely false statement. As I kept looking to see if anything else was wrong with my score and I noticed that my CS was well over 11 million, which is another completely false statement as my last hitting is complete garbage and will most likely never go above 400.

With this being said, I demand an infinite amount of RP as this glitch has completely ruined my League of Legends experience... LOL JK, but I would like to see this glitch fixed as I don't want other people who experience this glitch to think that they have the last hitting mechanics of our lord and savior, Faker himself...

Okay, maybe I don't really care that much but I just wanted to let the staff of our beloved Rito Games know that this glitch does exist.

Sincerely, FweakyUnicown

P.S. I have a screenshot of the glitch attached to this post. I was playing the champ that challenged my skill mechanically and tactically the most, Kata... (bursts out laughing for a few seconds then nonchalantly clears throat)... Katarina.

3 Comments

aaronautumn5/17/2015, 2:12:54 AM2 votes

reported for feeding

DorkunedAuras5/17/2015, 3:21:23 AM2 votes

GAWD, WUT A FUCKING FEEDER!!!11!!111!! DEM TP REVIVE STRATS HOW DA HELL YOU DIE 1K TIMES JUST UNINSTALL UR LYFE FUKKING FAILURE

runewake25/17/2015, 3:19:32 PM1 votes

That Integer overflow on the CS. This is probably more important than initially expected as it could lead to significant exploits due to a lack of defensive programming practices.