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If you're feeding/trolling in a Bot game, you'll still be reported (just read....)

BeatzBoyFTW·6/16/2015, 12:18:00 PM·3 votes·431 views

This only applies to smurfs & veteran players.

I know having a fed bot champion makes the game more fun, since it makes the match a lil more challenging, whilst making them repeatedly carrying that free 300 gold after a few death strikes.

I just played a bot match, simply to get the 1st win since I have 90% of getting a shit team during the 1st win Bonus of the Day, and I had this Nami in my match who does nothing but feed all game. All she buys is item 3303 item 2003 item 2004 item 3340 , and then constantly feeds the enemy bot champions in every lane. And no, she isn't a newbie. She literally stand under turret, spam laugh emoticon, & gets killed down by the enemy bot. But we didnt rage much, just a few "wtf dude" & "stop it nami", we all agreed that we will give her a 4 man report after the match anyway.

Now people reading this thread will think of me as "Omg this guy such a try-hard still wanting to report in a bot game . Wut a noob". Before you pass out r%%%%%ed first-sight judgement on me, I'm reporting feeders in bot games is not because I still treat Bots as Normals/Ranks does, I'm only doing this for the sake of future new players of LOL.

My team consisted of an Ashe , whom I assume to be new since she carries summoner 7 summoner 6 . She was kind of pissed off at Nami's feeding attitude before she agrees with me to report her after the match. Who knows if the players in the feeders team were actual new players? If it were, even such as a 4 man level 1 players(again, assuming they're non-smurfs), and then there's this one Experienced (prob Silver & higher) player that does nothing but feeding the bots into an oblivion. This does nothing but gives the new players an even worse experience, and this is why this type of action promotes 2 things:

  1. Many new players tend to quit after multiple bad games.
  2. Trolls/Feeders are rapidly reproducing, judging from the action such as this.

And therefore, no matter what you say about "making this game more fun by trolling around in a simple bot game", I will report your ass off. Im doing this for the sake of all new players around the world. Even if it were a whole team fully composed of Gold players, I will still report you, as I don't want you to be doing this same shiet to the new players you may meet up in the future games.

6 Comments

Krigjer6/16/2015, 12:31:11 PM2 votes

I can't get over how you're misspelling the word shit as if adding that e makes it any less of a cuss word.

Drunk Rummate6/16/2015, 1:18:24 PM1 votes

I win bot games all the time 1v5. It's really easy to abuse the AI. If you're worried about someone feeding just consider the following:

  1. Bots don't get items faster with extra gold. They buy items at a fixed rate regardless of their gold income. They only "last hit" because it would be silly if they didn't. The only advantage they truly get from kills is bonus experience.

  2. Bots move in extremely obvious and predictable patterns. Set up a side lane split pushing with a banner of command minion or a zz'rot portal and then defend 1v5 under a turret if necessary while your split lane does all the work. They won't dive you and they won't take your turret. Alternatively, split push and then use your teleport to defend.

Seriously, I understand the concept that it's annoying when someone trolls, feeds, afks, or whatever. But when it comes to bot games... there's really nothing lost for you here in the grand scheme. I'll report for this kind of stuff in normal games, ARAMs, 3v3, whatever. But in bot games... you can win 1v5 if you really want to.

AJStarhiker6/16/2015, 1:26:44 PM1 votes

It's not necessarily that the feeding will make the bots OP fed, it's that, if a player is doing that in a bot game, what kind of behavior do you think a new player will expect/think is acceptable during normals or even ranked?

There's really no good reason to feed, even if it it "just" bots.