Just had a troll on the enemy team

This Is Your Dad·4/26/2017, 9:07:29 PM·4 votes·593 views

Now I know statistically speaking it's not an issue, but I always feel like something is a tad bit off when a blitzcrank with smite ghost and warlord's bloodlust building attack speed items and starting boots and 4 pots in the jungle with another jungler (ie he was supposed to support) can do this but fill chat with things like "Close game" and "Wp man you're so good" and not trigger a review. It's malicious intent using kind chat as a means to dodge the penalty in the system. He did not admit to anything in chat. I feel like the system won't be able to detect this kind of behavior because it is hidden. I'm posting this especially because it was on the enemy team, so that way it doesn't come across as me calling him a troll because he made me lose a game.

12 Comments

LostFr0st4/26/2017, 9:10:41 PM1 votes

He won't dodge the penalty with "goody chat." The gameplay speaks for itself. The report system isn't dumb.

AeroWaffle4/26/2017, 9:37:13 PM1 votes

We've seen situations where employees review cases manually if the player in question receives larges amounts of reports but do not get hit by the automated system. The support singed/nunu cases.

While the verdict in that specific case can be argued, what it did show was even if they somehow find a crack in the automated system, they still throw a flag so that someone investigates further.

ShaolinToilet4/27/2017, 7:01:22 PM1 votes

What if he's blitz jungle and his other jungle was supposed to be support but didn't like that he picked blitz so decided to jungle. Who's the troll now