Protip: Spamming "report X for feeding" in all chat

Marshbouy··24 votes·1,202 views

Does not increase their chances of getting punished. It only increases your chances of being punished.

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Shac Norris9 votes

I also like it when i see people typing ''report X for being toxic'' and the other person hasn't typed a single thing in all chat, like how am i supposed to know if he's actually toxic.. i should just take your word on it?

Damagefox4 votes

Or people cant tell the difference between Intentional feeding and just being outplayed. 4 v 1 person being locked down with CrowdControll and melted with everything does NOT = "Intentional feed". It means they may be FOCUSING a particular player which means keep an Eye and stay closer to the player because the enemy is prioritizing that player as a target. likely because the player has threat potential or may have snowball potential. By focussing the biggest threat on the other team to keep them in respawn, that does NOT mean the target is "intentionally feeding" It just means they are a THREAT to the other team, so the other team is trying to shut them down

Sckullzz1 votes

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Or people cant tell the difference between Intentional feeding and just being outplayed. 4 v 1 person being locked down with CrowdControll and melted with everything does NOT = "Intentional feed". It means they may be FOCUSING a particular player which means keep an Eye and stay closer to the player because the enemy is prioritizing that player as a target. likely because the player has threat potential or may have snowball potential. By focussing the biggest threat on the other team to keep them in respawn, that does NOT mean the target is "intentionally feeding" It just means they are a THREAT to the other team, so the other team is trying to shut them down

I love it when this happens... you get camped HARD all game, everyone else is just farming and doesn't help, and then YOU end up getting flamed for not contributing...

Damagefox1 votes

Yep, because focussing a priority target? Eliminating a potential threat? NAHHH doesnt exist. Just means "u suk" and need to "git gud". It has nothing to do with the other team Identifying a threat and keeping them out of action.

WilliTheWit1 votes

I never report someone from the enemy team when one of his teammates write such stuff. If (s)he does it repeatedly, I'll report the report-caller. If it is true, then one report is enough anyway. (And reporting for feeding is pointless, unless we can see a troll build as well).

PrimeWraith1 votes

Spamming that increases my risk in ban cuz they tilt me and I flame.

Ada Wong1 votes

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Does not increase their chances of getting punished. It only increases your chances of being punished.

Riot really needs to crack down on all the griefing lately...

Two Games today by far the worst toxic scumbags I have seen today...

. First our jungle spams pings bitching at me to get Red buff, throws the entire game early... (The red buff was worth losing a turret over apparently), and lots of XP / cs when the lane was being shoved hard...

. Next game goes Great decent team fun...

. Game Three toxic trolls, First JG runs down lane starts farming (Not Taxing) because they did nothing, then The ADC follows along and starts farming too making the entire early game get thrown thinking they can win a 4v5 intentionally throwing their mates behind big times GG / Flames thrown in chat (Riot needs to crack down on players doing this...)

Frigging Griefers ruining games needs to stop (I know its the new season and this is when it usually happens but its awful having to deal with it.

Troll for Trump1 votes

And then the enemy team starts BM spamming and camping the int feeder...

This community is so bad.

INt feeder? Keep killing him to get gold/xp, let him get kill resets and get more gold, and THEN start calling everyone bad.

End of game? "gg ez" "Stay bronze" "noobs" Can't do sht about it.

Oh, and they never get punished. ANd unless they have an int feeder every game, I doubt they'll be.

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