TIL: Inting is not inting if you (accidentally or not) do something in the match

Chimpanzzi·2/23/2019, 10:14:35 AM·2 votes·3,017 views

So, I got a 0 mastery Singed in my team. There were some events in the champion select that led to this (mainly him being autofilled into a role he didn't pick and nobody wanting to flex for him) but we were optimistic. Surely it can't be that bad? If he would feed intentionally, he would get punished, right?

https://prnt.sc/mp092w https://prnt.sc/mp09et

The guy got a couple assists by diving headfirst into the enemy team which caused us to follow him and get us a couple kills. However, this was nowhere near enough to stop a 10/2 Yasuo and a 7/3 Lucian.

We reported him, of course. He didn't get punished. This might be because he did some damage before inevitably dying, and got some farm while "proxying" in the enemy base.

I was the support of the losing team in this game. Huge thanks to the three other players who managed to keep a positive attitude even though the loss was almost certain.

16 Comments

Voldymort2/23/2019, 10:19:19 AM3 votes

Im curious why you're only showing the singed stats and not everyone else's

Got something to hide?

fatherdarius2/23/2019, 12:25:10 PM2 votes

I mean, he's playing singed.

His goal is to run behind enemy lines and cause confusion, right?

Or is that only on ARAM?

Jo0o2/23/2019, 1:14:51 PM1 votes

Int feeding often takes a manual review to turn into a ban, which takes time due to the backlog of inting reports they're handling.