[{quoted}](name=Desolas Arterius,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=OAlKnYGa,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2016-09-29T21:19:48.735+0000)
A single report is all it takes. Just clearly state in the report message what this person was doing and what happened after the game. Trust me when I say it only takes one report to flag an account for review with the instant feedback system, so there's never any reason to rally for reports or feel like one isn't enough.
If you want to take this complaint further I highly suggest submitting a support ticket. Posting screenshots on the boards doesn't help, and is instead seen more as "shaming" (though no one likes blatant feeders :P but good job on blocking out the names. Would have gotten this post removed if you left them in! )
If you've already sent a support ticket then you'll need to be patient. It takes a few hours to a few days for them to respond, and sometimes in cases like this they may not feel the need to respond since you're just reporting a player for griefing.
But good luck. Mostly a report is all you can do, but the more information you can give in the report, the better. So never be afraid to type up why someone was trolling/feeding/etc!
Thanks for the info. I thought the screenshot would help to really drive the point home, since the offender actually was stupid enough to first acknowledge that he was feeding, and then tried to defend his actions by blaming someone else. In my opinion, this is the absolute worst thing you can possibly do in this game, and it should lead to an automatic ban, 100% of the time. It's been years since I met someone in a game who did this.
I've maybe sent 3 emails to Riot about players like this in all the time I've played this game, including this one. In my experience, it's more impactful than a report, because nothing would make my heart sink more than to see this guy playing and chugging along with no punishment, a few weeks later after doing something like this. Sending the email forces a real live person to review the case, rather than taking the chance it will get somehow filtered in the automatic system.