Know what inting means before calling for reports

Paper1·12/8/2017, 5:13:15 PM·21 votes·6,649 views

Okay, so players shouldnt be calling for reports but it is still common for players to do that anyway. As the title says, if you must release your inner toxicity, at least justify your report calling properly. Intentionally Feeding is NOT all feeding. Unless your teammate is a disco nunu or really are just a jerk who wants to give kills to the opponent by running into their turrets over and over, your teammate is probably not feeding intentionally i.e. ON PURPOSE. I put that in capitals because a lot of (unfortunately uneducated/stupid) players don't understand this.

It is unreasonable to demand that your teammates never die to the enemy, and claim that they are "inting" if they do. This is reportable in itself. But what if they're feeding? Maybe they are, maybe they are not, but that is irrelevant when it comes to reporting players because feeding alone isn't and shouldn't ever be bannable. So next time you call to report a player for "inting", really think about whether they are inting or you're just looking for an excuse because your tiny little mind can't handle a loss with grace.

P.S If the Sejuani who claims i was "inting" on a 1/4/12 support lulu is reading, its rude to unfriend somebody mid conversation because you realise you can't back up your claim with any evidence whatsoever. If you wish to defend yourself and have a grown up conversation about this feel free to add me, or y'know, running away is fine too.

49 Comments

HalcyonDweller12/8/2017, 6:32:38 PM8 votes

People take it way too personally when you screw up. It sucks how they think every mistake is something you did on purpose to ruin the game for them specifically.

Like we would care enough about them to ruin our own fun just to spite them...? As if! Some people are just so fucking self centered when they play this game.

"I'm the main character, I'm most important, anything you do that makes the game harder is obviously about me and couldn't possibly have anything to do with you just having a difficult time trying to succeed in your current situation."

The nerve of some people.

[sg-shisa]

Totally Not Jinx12/8/2017, 6:01:12 PM6 votes

This, x100000000000

I cannot tell you how many times I have had a bad game where a salty laner or jungle screams in all chat that I be reported for inting. I think my highest death count is like 12, and that was for over-30 minute games? Where everyone did terribly?

Inting is a behaviour issue, not a death count issue, but sooo many people lose sight of that when they tilt.

Jo0o12/8/2017, 6:09:34 PM6 votes

I got flamed and reported for inting the other day. Got level 2 ganked in top lane, then the guy hung out in the top tri-bush and cheesed me when I tp'd back. Wound up 0/2 within minutes of the game starting, and snowballed to 0/5 over the next 10-ish minutes despite playing as defensively as I could =(

Yeah, people forget that you're allowed to actually lose games sometimes.

Sauvagess12/8/2017, 5:59:03 PM6 votes

Calling for reports is a bannable offense. You don't need to tell others to report people, 1 report from you is worth the same as 8 reports from everyone else in the game.

General Esdeath 12/8/2017, 10:13:41 PM2 votes

I've had more games lost from shitty attitudes on both ends (the one doing bad and the flamer) than from the actual person playing poorly. Most games can be turned around, or at least you can try to make them throw, but when the chat all game is "kys fucking troll" it kinda just makes you want to FF just to get away from it.

Blåbæret12/8/2017, 11:15:49 PM1 votes

I person who dies 2-3 times in the span of 5 minutes is inting. Doesn't matter what you say bro.

KVbqbFsC8e12/9/2017, 12:03:03 AM1 votes

Its not as if those reports do anything anyway, even when someone is inting. Besides, if somebody wants to int without showing clear intent to do so, they easily will.

SanKakU12/9/2017, 12:03:26 AM1 votes

I'd rather someone die a lot because they hardly know what they're doing be on my team than someone that sits back letting their allies do most/all of the work and effectively feeding allied champs into the enemy team instead of their own.

Ahri Baka12/9/2017, 1:16:47 AM1 votes

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LiquidSmöke12/9/2017, 7:30:13 PM1 votes

So wait...You're telling me I shouldn't report the 1-16 kayn who kept going in even though we kept pinging him back? hmmm....ok

130x12/8/2017, 6:09:50 PM1 votes

I believe in Riots matchmaking so I am to assume everyone on my team is around my skill lvl. If you die 5 times in under 8 minutes you 100% will be reported and deserve it. Especially when I see you type ff on the fith feed

nerak2312/8/2017, 6:22:11 PM1 votes

The record for my most amount of kills given up was 12.

If the team hadn't been kicking ass in spite of my bad game it would have been worse. I was trying my best, I even asked them what They wanted me to do. I did it haha,

Sometimes its a matter of a bad day or other factors, unless someone is very blatant is hard to tell In your own games sometimes. Personally I don't advicate accusing others of it.

2Charmnot2Charm12/8/2017, 7:08:40 PM1 votes

Unless your teammate is a disco nunu or really are just a jerk who wants to give kills to the opponent by running into their turrets over and over, your teammate is probably not feeding intentionally i.e. ON PURPOSE.

It's not that hard to pretend to be dumb enough to make bad decisions to int. I can be someone like Malphite and force bad engages just so the game can end faster if i wanted to. its stupid that you people only think inting is running into towers or disco nunu.

bullclaws12/8/2017, 8:36:20 PM1 votes

I don't report often, but it's either A. for when people are beyond toxic or B. someone is actually inting, or I think they are. ^ as in someone dies repeatedly to someone in lane over and over. I can understand if you get dove or get camped, but when you keep pushing out the lane and you die in the same spot in lane several times, I call that inting.