Are you ever going to upgrade your report system for TOXIC PREMADES?

Burnt Light·Feb 5, 2016·1 votes·520 views

Your report system is severely flawed in taking action against repeated offenders that travel in premade groups cause it operates on the number of votes your system catches on an individual and not on what is actually being said, let alone of the actions such as intentionally feeding.

You need to do something about this since solo que is no longer solo que. And the enemy team rarely ever reports a toxic premade team cause of group thinking mentality and the belief of democracy (majority is always right).

Your system needs to be more sophisticated instead of just counting on number of reports.

8 Comments

Deep Terror NamiFeb 5, 201610 votes

https://ask.fm/RiotLyte/answers/133759089858

Actually, punishment is not calculated per report, it is calculated per match. Mass reporting has absolutely no greater power to get you punished than 1 report does. If you got punished, it wasn't because a premade reported you all at once.

Burnt LightFeb 5, 20161 votes

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https://ask.fm/RiotLyte/answers/133759089858

Actually, punishment is not calculated per report, it is calculated per match. Mass reporting has absolutely no greater power to get you punished than 1 report does. If you got punished, it wasn't because a premade reported you all at once.

That isn't true. Because there was a thread where a player and his friends decided to test this and they would report one of their friends (in some alt) per match and eventually the individual did get a warning. Mass reporting does have an affect and if it were true that 1 report has greater power, then why is it that a player that says "Go kill yourself you n*****" is still without a chat ban?

ZombiemasterFeb 5, 20163 votes

Okay, but did that individual actually get punished, or did he just receive that warning? The reason I'm asking is because warnings are not actual punishments. The system that hands out the warnings does not actually check for valid reports before handing them out. Once you have been reported in enough games, you will receive a warning, regardless of whether the reports were legitimate or false. The actual punishment system, on the other hand, does check the reports to see if they were legitimate or not before handing out a punishment, if any at all. This information kind of supports that experiment, because if you get friends to report you every single game, eventually you will receive one of those warnings.

Also, that experiment could have been done with just 1 friend reporting the individual every single game or with 4 friends reporting him, the end result still would have been the same. That player still would have received a warning after the same amount of games.

Deep Terror NamiFeb 5, 20164 votes

The warning is based on report volume. Punishment is not. Did you read the link I gave you? I put a verified source for a reason.

alasarcherFeb 5, 20165 votes

If u get reported 3 games in a row by 1 different player in each game, its gonna be more valuable than being reported 9x times in 1 game.

EvilDustManFeb 5, 20163 votes

A) it doesn't operate on number of reports, it operates on frequency and severity. B) premades have less weight against the solo while the solo has more report weight against them. C) they are making an entirely solo queue

NavaruneFeb 5, 20162 votes

It doesn't count number of reports, it counts the number games in which an individual has been reported. Hence why it has been repeated on the boards that a single report in a game bears the same weight as nine; either way it still counts as a single incident.

The UnbangableFeb 6, 20162 votes

First of all. It's not Solo Queue anymore, it's Dynamic Queue, so there's that. Second, 1 report will do the trick. 9 reports are useless and won't be taken into a "greater" consideration.

The punishment will be given based on the same player being reported in multiple games, not a player being report multiple times in a game.

Yes, I did kinda spin Bruce Lee's quote:

"I am more afraid of a man who practiced one kick, 10,000 times than a man who practiced 10,000 kicks one time."