It's time for a round of "What will Riot do?"

General Esdeath ··4 votes·1,086 views

Today we have a lovely Yasuo, mad for whatever reason Yasuo players get mad, intentionally feeding and telling the enemy where our jungler was and when I (rengar) was coming to gank someone. What do you guys think Riot will do?

http://i.imgur.com/BqNL1gF.png

18 Comments

Magical Player2 votes

Dunno, wait and see :D

KORGtuners2 votes

I vote, nothing unless a manual review is triggered. If a manual review is triggered they probably did something worst anyways.

Kei1431 votes

That screenshot really doesn't say a whole lot.

If you've ulted, of course rengar is coming and can be classified at friendly banter / tauting. If he was telling the enemy that you are in bot lane brush camping while they don't see you, then it'll be assisting the enemy.

It might strike a manual review, and they can make their decision after reviewing the whole gameplay / logs.

General Esdeath 1 votes

I may have a screencap I can post later but he also told the enemy jungle when our Ivern was at his red. I don't know if there's a way to watch a game from history WITH CHAT but if I can I'll upload and post it here.

Kei1432 votes

you don't post it here, as nothing will be accomplished other than naming and shaming.

you report the guy in post game screen (or send in a ticket to support) and then FORGET about him. Chasing him down in a witch hunt will just tire you out, as you'll never get an official Riot response on him (privacy reasons).

General Esdeath 1 votes

I just track people from op.gg :^) like the Nasus who told me he'll slit my throat for playing Riven. I'm curious as to whether or not Riot punishes them. After seeing things (like the guy who uploads hour long videos of him running down mid and feeding) I genuinely wonder if anything is done about these.

Kei1431 votes

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you'll never get an official Riot response on him (privacy reasons).

General Esdeath 1 votes

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I just track people from op.gg :^)

Kei1431 votes

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Chasing him down in a witch hunt will just tire you out

General Esdeath 1 votes

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After seeing things (like the guy who uploads hour long videos of him running down mid and feeding) I genuinely wonder if anything is done about these.

Kei1431 votes

They do something about it, how fast is the real question and "probably not fast enough" is the current answer.

General Esdeath 1 votes

He's been uploading these for months...and in multiple games

Doc Robot1 votes

To the Yasuo? Nothing at all. Trolling is fine and isn't punishable, same goes for intentional feeding or giving game information in chat. He's safe on all those counts. You, on the other hand, are skirting dangerously close to at least a chat restriction, as calling for reports is actually punishable, as is any other manner of negative reaction to trolling in chat. Also, someone is going to find a way to make your screenshot "naming and shaming" despite names being censored.

Ruining a game is usually pretty safe. Reacting negatively to having your game ruined usually isn't.

General Esdeath 1 votes

When you can't tell if someone is sarcastic or reading Riot's rules

What happened to League?

SwainLaneWinGame1 votes

What will happen is, you will be punished. Asking for reports is punishable offense, because all it takes is one report to flag a player in the system, not 9x. More reports do not carry more weight and they do not stack against a player.

By all chatting others to report someone, you are adding fuel to the fire, regardless if you think the other player's actions deserve it or not.

They did away with "ganging up" on people with multiple reports years ago, it was too easy to abuse.

When you think about it logically, by asking others to report someone, you are yourself being toxic and griefing. What if it's someone just having a bad game, for example? And they're 0-5 or whatever, but genuinely trying. It's far too easy for people to jump on the "report bandwagon" and start griefing in chat "report player x! report them!". Hope this helps.

General Esdeath 1 votes

Telling someone where our jungler is isn't "having a bad game"

Did you read the post at all or...?

SwainLaneWinGame1 votes

I didn't say they were. I was using an example. Did you read all of my post at all or ...?

It doesn't matter to Riot whether or not the other player is in the wrong and breaking the summoner's code, each player is held accountable for their own words and actions. Asking for reports is punishable. So is what the jungler did. Both of you are punishable. You moreso, because there's clear evidence of what you said; it's not so clear on what the jungler did. The IFS (AI Algorithm system) automatically picks up keywords and phrases that go against the rules and can issue automatic penalties without human intervention.

General Esdeath 1 votes

TL;DR Riot's automatic system won't punish you unless you say something, old news fam

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