I hate the current system, it isn't fully viewed correctly by riot, Yes, it helps with many things wrong, scripters, hackers, and even trolls, but to an extent they need to realize that some people actually want to enjoy the game. They have the game down to a 5 role, 3 lane game, and want everyone to follow a have fun gameplay, but some players may actually be onto something, singed support opened up bonuses and negatives just as nearly everything in league has a + and a -, but for some odd reason he is punished for having done something he has done thousands of times now, and he won 53% of his game ,which last I knew, was a decent Win % for the average joe? Wait? What? He has over 50% winrate doing it, and is being flagged for having helps more people win, then lose. It's not even his text/chat or how he acts, just a counter jg early that can come to be useful late, and give him a level 2 lead+ buff in his support role? Sure a whole wave could mean adc is being roughed up for that whole 30 seconds to 1 minute alone, but there is an fair amount of play going on through his role, I'd recheck before punishing someone doing something that is over 50% successful because there are people leaving midgame and rejoining right before end game, some rejoining and leaving through whole game on purpose, and Riot is worried about players having fun in their game by doing something that works?
Following this Riot, tons of thousands of people do off builds and side builds, but questionably how does having not having a Sightstone add onto the ban? I've done support roles and haven't build Sightstone..Please answer to how him playing the game his way, have him getting banned. I mean what if there are 4 trolls a solo queue players gets put up with, and they all report him for not cooperating with team and bad gameplay, because they want to? If that happened enough to someone you wouldn't check close enough and hit him with the banhammer more then likely. Just please think a bit more on these cases and how it affects and puts a whole different mindset on the community. 
