@Punished players, know the difference between Newbies & Intentional Feeders

BeatzBoyFTW··5 votes·544 views

Yeah, I'm talking to you, the guy who says stuffs like:

"OMG WHY DID I GET BANNED FOR TOXICITY!!! THERE'S THIS GUY WHO INTENTIONAL FEEDS LIKE A FKING TROLL, AND YET, IM BANNED FOR BEING TOXIC! WTF IS THIS RIOT????"

First of all, not saying I don't completely believe you, just that there's a chance that you're calling them "Intentional feeders" simply from being frustrated due to having tons of losing streak. I can understand your frustration if it were a Rank game, but in Normals, you're just stepping over the line.

Here's a few characteristics of Newbies & Intentional Feeders:

#Newbies

  • CS skills are kind of off.
  • Attempting to try out weird stuffs like Malzahar jungle.
  • Still has map awareness, just that he's more careless in certain games.
  • Doesn't rages about his deaths.
  • Playing lanes with free weekers (always a high chance they're new with it)

#Intentional Feeders

  • Stated in chat that he will feed/troll.
  • Not taking the match seriously.
  • Picks a random-ass champ selection such as AP Jinx Jungle.
  • Does idiotic unnecessary plays such as trying to do a Shuriman Shuffle in a 1v5 situation as Azir, or spitting you to enemy team as Tahm Kench.
  • Solo baron/dragon as other champions besides Yi/Shyvana or any other 1v1 duelist, like Bard.
  • Spats toxic crap like "gg ez""lol ur such a noob" & anything related.

Understand these differences before you state it in your permaban/suspension/chat restriction thread.

3 Comments

Zelis1 votes

while most of what your saying is true, when matchmaking typically pairs you with people that have a similar amount of games played and you have a few hundred to a few thousand games played you cant really call them newbies anymore. Its pretty easy to tell when someone is intentionally feeding and not everyone is obvious about it and on top of that alot of times they try to make it look like they are noobs to avoid bans.

KawaiiFiveO3 votes

Having the same number of games as you doesn't mean a thing. People learn at different paces, I for one learn very slowly. You also have to take into account how many games of someone's are co-op vs ai, which provides very little mechanical experience (bots are stupid and don't dodge skillshots and don't make judgement calls like people do) and they provide no team fighting, objective control, and warding experience.

Zelis1 votes

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Having the same number of games as you doesn't mean a thing. People learn at different paces, I for one learn very slowly. You also have to take into account how many games of someone's are co-op vs ai, which provides very little mechanical experience (bots are stupid and don't dodge skillshots and don't make judgement calls like people do) and they provide no team fighting, objective control, and warding experience.

when you in post game lobby the games won that show are only for that game type. in addition to that it only shows games won and not games lost and obviously people lose games too. I would go as far as to say most lose more than they win. After 1000+ total game (which alot of people would have around 400-600 wins showing in normals) you should have the basics and know enough that after you die a couple times to the same person its time to start playing a little more safe and trying to farm without getting killed more as opposed to trying to 1v1 them 2 ft from enemy tower when your already at 6 deaths and then getting upset at your jungler because he never ganks your perma pushed fed lane while their jungler always ganks because said teamate is always pushed to tower and weak from all the deaths. dont get me wrong i understand some people learn slow and everyone was a beginner at some point. But there are some fundamental things everyone should know by that point. Again OP's characteristics of noobs aside seeing someones game count in post game tells alot.

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