Right now: is there a reason to add a text to the report?

FrankerX··4 votes·463 views

as far as i know the automated system is well "a robot" so "he" doesnt really care about what i write. is there a reason to add stuff like "he went afk at X:xx" because i know that back in season 3 a riot employee told me when i report someone for afk i should always add the time if i can.

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Zerfallen2 votes

If it was a chat issue (toxicity/flaming etc), I don't usually write anything.

But other types of reports I tend to add context just in case it helps.

PalPlays1 votes

Here's a question: What category do you put spamming under?

Zerfallen2 votes

I would probably put both Unsportsmanlike Conduct and Verbal Abuse.

SmokedAlmonds2 votes

A lot of punishments are handled by an automated system but not all. Especially in boarderline or less obvious cases giving extra information definitely helps, specifically with griefing. With trolls I always give as detailed of a description of what they did as I can. If someone is just being racist or telling everyone to kill themselves there isn't really any reason to, the automated system is going to pick that up no problem.

Wolfenstin1 votes

I add the text no matter what so that if there's any confusion on what to look for, if something is somehow glazed over, I wrote it down and pointed it out.

It's mostly just a piece of mind for me.

GamblerOfLives1 votes

YES, sometimes i play nasus.. and people don't know how spitpushing goes and they flame me:|.

My text is this.

"This guy didn;t understand the GATES:|"

Virgil Kemp1 votes

It's cathartic. Most people reporting others are raging babies complaining that someone is better than them. Letting a raging baby type words like "toxic" into a box is cathartic for that baby. So it's in the game. Any questions?

Jesus is Savior1 votes

The text is relvant when Riot manually reviews an account to permaban them.

Otherwise, no.

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