INTING

orange1368·May 9, 2017·1 votes·19,362 views

please help my friend understand and write what you think it is so we may prove a point 1- Define INT 2- Define INTING 3- Define what it stand for (exactly) 4- Define Boosting

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Pippen The ShortMay 9, 20175 votes

1- Define INT - an intentional death is simply that. It can be as extreme as just running into the other team under turret and putting up no fight jsut to give an easy kill. It can be as complex as being intentionally over aggressive and taking extreme risks as a way of just getting the game over quicker. Like solo challenging a baron when the rest of the team is pinging to back or saying to concede and just challenge them in lanes under turrets.

2- Define INTING - This is repeated int's in a single game

3- Define what it stand for (exactly) - Intentionally dying, or intentionally giving up a kill for the purpose of revenge, proving a point that you "don't care", hashing out emotions of being upset, et al.

4- Define Boosting - Higher elo player smurfing on someone else's account, or duo'ing with in order to put that person higher than they actually are and deserve to be. It can also be someone creating accounts, getting them up higher and then selling the accounts to players putting them in elo's they haven't earned.

orange1368Oct 8, 20171 votes

Thank you this was very very helpful

IWrathMay 9, 20174 votes

Intentional Feeding is just that, it's someone who's legit just feeding the enemy team ON PURPOSE. Inting is not playing bad while trying to play the game.

Int/Inting/Intentional feeding all mean the same thing.

Boosting is having another player play on your account and hit a ranked tier you couldn't reach on your own.

Hans Seppi MaierJun 8, 20181 votes

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Intentional Feeding is just that, it's someone who's legit just feeding the enemy team ON PURPOSE. Inting is not playing bad while trying to play the game.

Int/Inting/Intentional feeding all mean the same thing.

Boosting is having another player play on your account and hit a ranked tier you couldn't reach on your own.

I agree, and would like to add that boosting also refers to boosters smurfing and duo-queueing while the person getting boosted plays themself on their account. But the way you described is probably the one that is meant most of the time.

LostFr0stMay 9, 20173 votes

What IWrath said. To feed with intent is inting. To have someone play on the account in ranked is boosting.

I would also add that though the line is thin to some, Riot does not punish duo queueing. So someone on a smurf queueing up with someone of a lower bracket with the intent to raise their rank is not punishable.

AeszarckMay 9, 20172 votes

To intentionally die to the enemy. Generally very blatant; the player will probably buy lots of boots and run into enemies and not fight.

To intentionally feed.

To play on someone else's account to get him or her League Points.

CochoMay 9, 20171 votes

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Fillet MinionFeb 1, 20181 votes

TMW you get accused of Inting because your Nvidia Driver decides to crash at exactly the point of reaching your lane, and once you disable the Nvidia graphics and settle for the Intel Driver, get back int the game, and then your computer crashes when you get back into lane, just so you can reboot quickly, get back into game, and see a surrender vote and everyone blaming you for Inting... item 3070

Then defending and coming back to win XD Twitch smh. People are so rude sometimes. I can't control Nvidia. Never replaced drivers quicker in my life.