CS bounties shouldn't be a thing due to the fact, that if you choose a Nasus in lane for example, you will be outcs'd by someone Like gnar & Bullied.
YOU chose your weakness (early game).
YOU chose to sacrifice CS to survive.
And YOU get rewarded if that Gnar gets killed, because he zoned you & outcs'd you, even if you're both 0/0/0.
That SHOULD NOT be a case in ANY skill based game.
Bounty for kills, sure. I mean, if an assassin is steamrolling your midlaner, but he sucks at farming, you get some gold to compensate for the incapability of your midlaner to survive, and you are still OKish.
A 0/0/0 Xerath on the other hand, who has 200cs/20minutes, while the 24/7 roaming Talon who has 100cs/20minutes, and neither have kills (lets assume talon failed), Talon literaly gets told "yo dude, this guy is worth 800g now, you can make up for your roaming if you get him from a decent angle heehee.
Hard outcsing someone in lane is literaly PUNISHED.
You remember when going 50cs was an insanely good thing? And now you're 50cs ahead on toplane, can't dive in because oh well woopty doo the riot devs put an 800g bounty on you, GL diving/engaging with that and risking to give the 800GOLD to one of the enemy carries, that will eventualy scale into late game monsters and melt through you, so you know, it's totaly not making you re-think your choices, re-think engaging/making a play, making you play like a little bitch even though you are that lets say Malphite/Maokai, you just don't want the risk of lets say Vayne getting an 800g freebie for literaly N O R E A S O N at all, except for the fact that you ACTUALLY played your lane better then your lane opponent.
The system is so flawed, and so trash, that it's a joke. You get punished for playing better. It's riot literaly saying "BE EVEN WITH THIS GUY THAT IS MISSING 10 CS UNDER THE TURRET SO THAT YOU DONT END UP DYING ONCE AND GIVING AN ENTIRE ITEM TO THE MIDLANE CARRY OR AN ADC!"
Completely stupid design. Should fire all the devs and make sure they never get hired in any gaming related industries.