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Should I be able to report other players because they intentionally ban my champions?

ˆˉˆˇ·4/8/2018, 5:34:21 PM·3 votes·404 views

For weeks I've been trying to play Yasuo in ranked games now, the champion itself feels very strong compared to before and I believe I can climb with him right now. For literally 6 games in a row Yasuo was banned from my teammates when they clearly knew that I was going to play the champion, I understand that many Yasuo players lose a lot of games because of the difficulty of the champion, however I don't think I should be punished for trying to win a game. Every time my team bans my champion I have to play another champion in the toplane, a champion that I'm not experienced with. Because of this reason I have less possibilities of winning the game.

I understand that I should learn more champions to climb but still, I believe that banning my champion at the start of the game should be considered grefing

14 Comments

Scuttle4/8/2018, 5:39:37 PM4 votes

No, people are allowed to ban whatever champion they want for any reason. If they act like a dick, they might be punished. But banning a teammates champ is not against the rules.

Kanzler4/8/2018, 5:54:55 PM2 votes

Only if the enemy killing me in game also becomes reportable!

BroLane4/8/2018, 5:49:02 PM1 votes

Yasuo is frustrating to fight against. If enemy gets first pick, they can take him away from you, leaving you to play a champ you might be worse at. If Yasuo gets fed, It becomes a massive problem for your whole team, so he's a reasonable ban in almost any situation.

C9 Squeeky 4/8/2018, 6:01:16 PM1 votes

They should just disable banning champs that are hovered in pick intent. Having said that, you need to have a fall-back champion or two just in case Yasuo gets banned by the enemy team.