Feeding by proxy needs to be addressed. NOW!

MisoTroll·11/27/2017, 4:51:10 PM·1 votes·253 views

I just got out of a game in which my mid laner literally gave up at 5 minutes. He got tilted because "no ganks, gg" while our jungler was busy literally tower diving bot then securing dragon. He proceeded to push out side lanes for the remainder of the game, only fighting enemies when they engaged him (occasionally securing a kill). We won because our vayne had like 15 kills at 30 mins.

This kind of behavior needs to be addressed, and Riot lacks both the technical prowess and the will to do so. This kind of trolling is 100% detrimental (nearly as much as actually int feeding), but it is undetectable by the bot, as the kda, cs, and even items show what appears to be an active player. Riot, you MUST institute a peer review system for trolling reports. Let US (the people who are actually affected by this shit) be the judge of what is and isn't trolling. The line is far too fine for a bot to handle these reports in any capacity. Other games have this kind of peer review system where players can watch gameplay of the match in question and pass judgement on whether the player was trolling or cheating (also good for policing hackers, not that that's a huge issue in LoL). Why not join the 21st century instead of backsliding away from the Tribunal in the first place?

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OnlyYouCanHearMe11/27/2017, 6:51:15 PM1 votes

I'm sure you've heard this may, many times before, but the Tribunal was removed because it wasn't working. It was backlogged by hundreds, if not thousands, of cases and months worth of reports. And those were reports that took only a few minutes to read over and vote upon. Imagine how backlogged it would have been if it was for watching entire games, which would take at least 15 minutes, sometimes up to an hour. It's simply not efficient under the current system to try and have a physical being review every game that is reported for trolling. Perhaps in the future, Riot will be able to set up a player or support based manual review for trolls, but for now, it is not.