Reporting a troll who is hiding his troll?

fullbacks63·May 3, 2016·1 votes·384 views

I played with a troll Ziggs (ADC) today. And he trolled in a way he fed but it wasn't too obvious he was trolling. He would farm in lane for a little while and then just walk into the turret.

Then even though our entire team didnt say a single word all game, he started ALL chat and telling the enemy team to report us for verbal abuse. It seems like he is a disgusting person who enjoys getting people banned (they exist on here).

I added him after the game and saw his match history, then spectated his game and he is doing the same thing again

How do we deal with this? I Feel like intentional feeding reports never work.

6 Comments

NahuiMay 3, 20164 votes

It works against him, it's highly against the rules to ask others to report. So him doing that, just report it. I've seen lots of permaban cryers on here and they often share a very common thing and that is asking for reports.

SarutobiMay 3, 20162 votes

There is a reason why you can choose a bunch of options when reporting someone. Not only that there is a comment/note section. Use that to the fullest and explain in detail. If they were feeding as in running into the turret the system will pick it up as such. and he can claim what ever he wants in the chat. if you guys honestly didnt do anything whom ever is looking at the reports will see that he was lying.

Reports do work. People just dont understand how reports and ban actually work. They think its instantaneous. or that if they dont see a notification that means they person didnt get some type of punishment.

fullbacks63May 3, 20161 votes

But It is instantaneous for sure. Riot even has a message on their system that its computerized and if the computer matches with reports they will ban him.

I honestly think its based on the number of reports you get. I report people who are extremely toxic over 2-3 games nothing happens.

SmokedAlmondsMay 3, 20162 votes

That isn't really how it works. The only thing reports do is trigger reviews of your behavior. If you get reported enough it will trigger a review of your behavior. It is what that review finds that leads to punishments. Some aspects of the system are instant. Most chat infractions are handled by an automated system that parses the chat and judges it the same way a person would. Those are instant. Intentional feeding has some automated detection as well. However, most griefing reports(including many of the intentional feeding ones) have to be manually reviewed. Those will take an indeterminate amount of time and there is really no telling what will happen since many of those cases the griefers will be able to feign ignorance and have plausible deniability on their side.