Well now, this is a problem.

Valkyrezz··1 votes·1,508 views

I play with a casual group at times, we generally don't like the toxicity or stress of pvp play so we stick to bots and fun game modes when they come out.

However as of late i have been noticing a great deal of suspicious behavior from players in AI games. They always take mid lane even when you call for it, they do not respond to anything in game, they run right into a turret at the very beginning, either dying or getting away just in time, and run back to base, never teleporting.

Safe to say these are bot accounts players have made.

With that in mind, a single bot account wont ruin your game, its shady and immoral, but you can persevere and still win by placing a more skilled player in a 2v1 lane.

Its when three bots somehow make it into your game that things become unbearable, they feed into enemy AI, never attacking them, only running right for the tower to either die, or be killed by the AI who benefits from their deaths. This makes the 2v1 lanes on top and bottom very hard pressed to push onward.

I have a few suggestions to the community that may help.

  1. RIOT creates a script.
  2. Said script will detect suspicious activity, such as intentional feeding, running into a tower repeatedly to die, very low CS, ect.
  3. The script creates a " You have been flagged for suspicious activity " Box on the screen that must be manually clicked off ----The bot character is locked, cannot move, cannot interact with anything but that box, which must be clicked off. ----The box appears in a random position on the screen, making it hard for auto clickers to be used to predetermine the box and click out of it.
  4. If the box is not clicked the bot character retreats back to base and is flagged the same way a leaver would be flagged, getting no benefit for a win. ----The box must be clicked within 10ish seconds or the flag goes into effect, this would ensure that players who are just bad wont be flagged and punished for the lack fo experience they have as they can always just click the box.

Any opinions?

1 Comments

Kaioko1 votes

People who write scripts for these bots would just include a script for what to click in case that box comes up. I'm a complete amateur in macro/script writing but even that one I could do so definitely not an option to counter the pros.

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