In my last game, I encountered a trio queue and an Alistar who dove us over and over and when I asked why they kept feeding us they said it was fun. I said it's still against the rules and they said that because it's an ARAM and they outnumber me, I can't report them. Is there any truth to this or can they just feed as a team as much as they want?
The rules are the same in every game, in every game mode. Report intentional feeding.
Intentional feeding usually works a bit differently in ARAM. Most of the time, someone's low on health and just sits around waiting to get to full health even though they don't have a good reason to wait around and when a team fight breaks out they simply do nothing. That's basically feeding their allies into the enemy when they had something to contribute to the fight.
And of course there is tactical feeding, which is very different from intentional feeding. You go and get yourself killed by only one enemy or at least not the entire enemy team to minimize assist counts and gold gain for the enemy. Or even better, get executed which actually isn't feeding at all unless you get caught trying to do it.
If half a team or more are just running past towers, not even trying to push by destroying buildings/minions/champions, then yeah, that's just bad manners and I'd report that...but I rarely see it myself. It's just going to be like 1 guy maybe and it's easily identified as a robot player.
Meh. Are the other members of their team complaining? ARAM is a different beast than SR. Sometimes when you fight against a grossly unfair team comp (i'm looking at you poke comp) that is just completely unfun to play against (melee team). Sometimes these things are not within your control. You might as well have some fun. If their other members have no problem with it, I don't see why you should stick your nose in the other team's business. If their other members do have a problem with it, they can report themselves and your report is pointless. ARAM is an area where I mind my own business and worry only about my own team)
