Why hasn't ghosting been addressed yet?

BBag0hxULG··1 votes·384 views

Just curious, it seems a little unfair that people can literally look at your stream and see where everything your team placed and also see where your team is/chat as well.

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oSEXYPLATYPUSo7 votes

how can riot do anything about it?

ya know how bout you delay your stream so its not able to be used by the enemy?

kinda like spectator mode is delayed by 2 mins or so , therefore you cant watch a friends game and give them info in real time

Hrbrt1 votes

Streamers who play without a delay should be the ones punished for losing there teamates the game handing the enemy team that information.

ValyrianBlade1 votes

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Streamers who play without a delay should be the ones punished for losing there teamates the game handing the enemy team that information.

This exactly. The streamers deserve what they get. It's their allies who get punished for them needing to stream without a delay ("but I need to communicate with my viewers, boo hoo"). The streamers should be punished, not the ghosters. Whether ghosting is punishable or not, it's just common sense to make it not possible.

Wolfess1 votes

the liability on that is on the streamer. If they're going to publicly show their game like that, they should be aware that people are going to try to use it for themselves. Streaming is not a part of Riot or the game itself, it is something done by the player by choice.

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