@RIOT , DO SOMETHING ABOUT SOFT INTING!

The longer you do nothing the more it looks like you support it.

It shouldn't matter whether or not the person typed in chat and said they were inting. It seems like the only time you do anything is if the person says they are inting or just repeatedly runs down mid.

But there is legit soft inting or passive inting that is done intentionally and its not hard to see. All you have to do is review the game. Read the chat and look at the persons plays. There are obvious signs.........like for one.....being tilted can make you lose SOME concentration but it will not make you just ignore seeing multiple enemies in a warded bush right next to you.

Some people try to make it look like they are playing but purposely feeding.

For example, and the most recent reason why I made this post.

This Nunu was intentionally feeding.

He gets mad at our top laner because he didnt want to switch lanes with me after the other team lane swapped, but we didnt need to switch because we was both still winning lanes. But the Nunu gets salty and starts typing in all caps "WE ARE GOING TO LOSE."

After he said this thats when he started trolling. He spent the rest of the game either standing by a turret typing in all caps, or just chasing the enemy deep into their jungle knowing the rest of their team would show up and kill him (he did this repeatedly). He also tried to make it look like he was trying to clear wards but when it became obvious to me he was inting was when he tried to clear a control ward from the baron pit........ 3 of the enemy was standing in a bush we had warded and he still just walked right over to the ward and tried to clear it...then when they started attacking him he just kept hitting the ward. Then when they killed him he said it again "WE ARE GOING TO LOSE."

The rest would just make this post even longer....but it was clear he was not playing to win and purposely trying to make us lose...but because he never said he was inting or just ran down mid....Riot will do nothing even when you report it.