Does reporting someone for inting do anything?

Sirii··1 votes·1,672 views

Ive been curious about this for a while. Ive had games where a player on my team will literally go 0/30/0 in under 40 min, say that they r running it down in all chat, proceed to run under enemy towers and wait to get killed, and even tho everyone on the team reports them(after spaming "report for int" in /all) I dont see the "Thank you for the assist" message that lets u know they got punished. Its not that im complaining about past teammates but Im truly curious if reporting for int is actually there just to give butthurt silvers something to do after losing games. Personally when I have bad games and rack up a couple deaths in a short time i could get my whole team saying "report for int" and id probably get 4 reports for inting but I havent gotten banned. Ive heard before that in order to truly get someone banned for inting u have to provide visual proof in a support ticket of them saying they r gonna int. Any thoughts?

5 Comments

Even1 votes

A bot usually can see if they are 0/30, if they don't feed that hard and they just purposely play terribly or troll you there isn't much you can do :/

Sirii1 votes

so it appears to be about deaths per minute, correct?

ModUlanopo1 votes

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so it appears to be about deaths per minute, correct?

Not generally. The problem with FeederBuster is that getting outplayed or misplaying can often look like feeding. There's also the fact that people report things as feeding, which corrodes the data set.

NiamhNyx2 votes

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There's also the fact that people report things as feeding, which corrodes the data set.

Yep, I wish I had a tally of how many times I get reported for going like 1/7/32 as a support because 1/7 is "feeding".

fato o pro1 votes

Is it a bot that cheks the games ? Or a human? I mean if its a human he can clearly understand if its intentional or getting outplayed right?

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