Two things

Kraagan·Mar 28, 2018·1 votes·291 views

First item:

There needs to be a mechanism for reporting people who become intentionally toxic when they get autofilled into a role. I've seen people actively feed or outright just refuse to communicate with the team when they get put into a role they didn't queue for. There needs to be something to address this.

Secondly:

Riot needs to recognize there are sore winners as much as sore losers, so there needs to be an item to report sore winning under. Like getting ahead and trolling the team and prolonging the game. Then again I doubt Riot knows what sore winning is since they promote borderline bad manner behavior by enabling players to flash mastery emotes in game. In professional sports if a player showboats like that they'd be fined or otherwise censured by their team.

4 Comments

Kei143Mar 28, 20183 votes

Griefing would take care of both of those.

Ph03n1xdustMar 28, 20181 votes

"would" - But griefing reports do not even exist. I think that is just a placebo button there like "refusing to communicat" was a long time ago.

Zero ShingetsuMar 28, 20181 votes

I disagree that griefing covers the latter part. They used to have one for unsporstmanlike behavior, I believe, but they've since removed it I believe. The first item is covered by things like griefing, intentionally feeding, etc. The latter could use its own category, though.

KraaganMar 28, 20181 votes

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I disagree that griefing covers the latter part. They used to have one for unsporstmanlike behavior, I believe, but they've since removed it I believe. The first item is covered by things like griefing, intentionally feeding, etc. The latter could use its own category, though.

There used to be one for Unsportsmanlike Conduct yes, but they removed it when they switched over to the new client. I still believe that there should be some penalizing for toxic behavior on behalf of the winning team.