Why riot ban toxic people instead of feeder or ? And what is this match making system right now?

GangTieXia·3/24/2019, 12:20:09 AM·1 votes·1,793 views

What do you all think? Had a mid laner no roam no ping. Farm 15 mins the game but have less cs than the other mid laner with more cs and roam both our jg and bot lane five times. And I was not calm, and I permanently banned.

4 Comments

rujitra3/24/2019, 12:26:44 AM5 votes

There is no instead. It is not an either or. They can and do ban trolls as well as toxic players.

GatekeeperTDS3/24/2019, 12:39:06 AM4 votes

And I was not calm, and I permanently banned.

OK? You earned your punishment. It means you've been punished several times before and you were on thin ice. But if it makes you feel better, blame the people in the game who weren't doing exactly what you wanted them to do.

Ctrl Alt Xerath3/24/2019, 1:30:52 AM4 votes

First of all, they do ban INTENTIONAL FEEDERS. The problem is what you call "Intentional" and what they call it is different. To you, everytime somebody has a bad game and has a bad score. You want them banned. If somebody is just a bad player in your game. You'd want them banned. Intentionally feeding is more somebody running it down and feeding the enemy kills intentionally (In other words, that is their actual goal is to feed them kills to ruin the game) not somebody getting outplayed and dying.

For example I see a 1/8 draven game on your record. I'm sure if that was a teammate you would complain about them trolling and feeding. But riot also does a poor job in explaining what "Intentionally feeding" is. So people just parrot what streamers call "inting" and thinking it's the same thing that's reportable.

R107 Games3/24/2019, 12:23:11 AM2 votes

There's actually almost no reason to ban for chat toxicity when there's a mute button. Regardless, inters/trolls are hard to detect and thus can bypass a ban