How am I seeing Verbal Abuse/Offensive language reports post game?
I know it won't count for anything but I don't even want to see the little rectangle pop up.
Fix that please.
Actually! If I see that rectangle how do I KNOW FOR SURE that it didn't count for anything?
Is the automated system still compiling bad crap about me WHEN I DIDN'T EVEN TALK!?
THIS IS UPSETTING!
FIX IT PLEASE!
Taredom1 votesWait... are you alerted when you've been reported? Also is there a way to view reports? Could be hilarious, very rarely do I show any negativity in game so I could probably get some laughs.
OhBoyItsaMegaman2 votesThere's no way to view your reports. Riot was concerned that positive and neutral players would be needlessly stressed out by seeing reports against them. At the same time, they wanted to give neutral players a warning as they were slipping towards negative. The Behavioral Reports are a compromise. Not everyone gets them; you will only see one if it appears that you are changing your behavior in a way that will eventually get you banned. One or two reports once in a while will never trigger one.
It is normal that you've never gotten this message. I never have either. Most people never get a single alert. If OP truly did not use the chat during the game at all, it is likely—not guaranteed, but likely—that he was being a toxic in other ways. For example, spamming pings, remaining in base after a failed surrender, intentionally feeding, or having an antagonistic name. There's no way to tell without actually seeing his games. But historically, there have been countless people who claim innocence on forums but are later found to be lying outright about how they conduct themselves in games.
John JJ Schmidt1 votesOne or two reports once in a while will never trigger one.
Everyone says this, but I don't think it's true. I am pretty confident the only time I have ever been reported was by a guy named "I Report Everyone" or something like that. And we joked about it in game, but afterward, we all did get a warning.
Jubbinaut2 votesOne of the most positive players I know had his report history looked at by Lyte, who noted that he had been reported in some 0.5% of his games. Which is really low, but still indicates a number of reports.
Looking at his profile on Lolking, I see 471 normal wins, 33 Dominion wins, and 752 ARAM wins. If we assume about a 50% winrate, that's ~2512 total games. By that estimate, he's been reported in a total of about 12 games (12.56, but I rounded down).
Out of those 12 reports, he's seen zero warnings.
Hrm... now I wish I knew my own report rate. Hey, Lyte, if you see this thread, would you mind sharing? I'm curious.
EDIT: Now that I'm home and can view his profile, I corrected the numbers to account for all his games.
Rueian1 votesOne of the most positive players I know had his report history looked at by Lyte, who noted that he had been reported in some 0.5% of his games. Which is really low, but still indicates a number of reports.
Looking at his profile on Lolking, I see 471 normal wins, 33 Dominion wins, and 752 ARAM wins. If we assume about a 50% winrate, that's ~2512 total games. By that estimate, he's been reported in a total of about 12 games (12.56, but I rounded down).
Out of those 12 reports, he's seen zero warnings.
Hrm... now I wish I knew my own report rate. Hey, Lyte, if you see this thread, would you mind sharing? I'm curious.
EDIT: Now that I'm home and can view his profile, I corrected the numbers to account for all his games.
@RiotLyte on twitter. He is pretty responsive towards people. Or support ticket.
Taredom1 votesThere's no way to view your reports. Riot was concerned that positive and neutral players would be needlessly stressed out by seeing reports against them. At the same time, they wanted to give neutral players a warning as they were slipping towards negative. The Behavioral Reports are a compromise. Not everyone gets them; you will only see one if it appears that you are changing your behavior in a way that will eventually get you banned. One or two reports once in a while will never trigger one.
It is normal that you've never gotten this message. I never have either. Most people never get a single alert. If OP truly did not use the chat during the game at all, it is likely—not guaranteed, but likely—that he was being a toxic in other ways. For example, spamming pings, remaining in base after a failed surrender, intentionally feeding, or having an antagonistic name. There's no way to tell without actually seeing his games. But historically, there have been countless people who claim innocence on forums but are later found to be lying outright about how they conduct themselves in games.
EL HAMSTERO1 votesyou do get notified if it is a report for negative attitude or verbal abuse. for the others there is no notification. I am not sure why.
Sarutobi1 votesYou only see reports of you being reported if you gotten them a lot. usually its when you go on a tilt and people report you in all your matches. If you truly did not talk and people are reporting you for Verbal abuse/Offensive Language (although im not sure how you would know since everyone gets the same report message) then nothing will happen since all reports and bans end up being reviewed by someone. (despite what this community thinks)
Eleshakai1 votesBasically if your 'report score' takes a sudden sharp negative change for a few games, you'll get an alert notifying you of it. So if you're positive or neutral and suddenly you get reported several times in a few games, it'll pop up.
