Is this report-able? There's no way to do it.

SirBlues·2/1/2018, 5:11:47 PM·1 votes·388 views

Ever played a game where an ally deliberately wants you to die? You'll think it's a 2v2 for example (And in your head it's a 100% winnable fight) then your ally just keeps pacing behind you doing emotes and things while waiting for you to die so he can flame you some more? Usually comes from people who want to surrender. For example, a fed nasus in a losing team doesn't want to surrender, so his ally tries to leave him to die so he can surrender. It happens often between people who are flaming each other or people who are just tilted at someone who's not doing well (They end up trying to make him do worse).

Best thing about it is that there is no way to prove it and no way to report it. All I can do is report negative attitude, but it seems that they can only punish intentional feeding and certain keywords.

[zombie-nunu-tears]

7 Comments

YokoNomi2/1/2018, 5:13:24 PM1 votes

Trolling is trolling. It makes sense to consider actions harder to report than verbal activity, but it's also precisely why we're allowed to offer at least some explanation as to why we're reporting them for this or that.

Jo0o2/1/2018, 5:14:25 PM1 votes

Should fall under griefing, assisting the enemy team, etc.

Tough to catch, though. I've been accused of similar, personally, when it was my honest assessment that joining the fight would be suicidal. I had to mute my jungler last night because he wouldn't stop flaming me for failing to join a fight, despite me being a Bard with about 50 hp remaining and no summoners...

ModPeriscope2/1/2018, 5:17:11 PM1 votes

The bottom line: if someone was annoying you or lessening your game experience, then report them.

It sounds like this would be either greifing or intentional feeding. Make sure to make a note.

Since you're likely out of the post game, you could also submit a support ticket.

Xaintrix2/1/2018, 5:22:51 PM1 votes

Bullet point your observations, for the love of toast don't flame or chat about it, and report them afterward. Harder to catch but if they keep that crap up it'll catch up to them.

I would normally put in there to try once to politely ask them to stop, but that could tilt negative real quick. Just flag that game and move on. Sorry to hear it happened.

Butt Ρlug2/1/2018, 5:41:40 PM1 votes

How is there no way to prove it ? League have access to replays, chat, emotes and so on.

You can obviously report him via the in-game function, negative attitude is a category of reports if i remember well, don't forget to fill the text box describing what happened.

You can also fill a support ticket about the situation but keep in mind that if everyone did that every time something like that happen they would be super slow to punish people given the huge number of reports everyday.

Anyway, about your nassus example, as long as nobody said it in chat you can't just assume they did let him die for that reason, there is no rule saying "you should always do your best to save your teammates", you can't even assume they did it on purpose, i mean how would you know ? Maybe in your head that's what happened but maybe they were thinking about something else. I mean when you see someone pinging for assist you won't always rush to his position to help him, maybe you're more focused on another objective, maybe you think that the fight is lost already and it's better to just loose 1 teammates than dying with him.