Really Riot?

Ada Wong··2 votes·390 views
Honor FAQ

How does this encourage better behavior I fail to understand this.

Honor X player for carrying Report X player for feeding (Not Intentionally) but I see peeps who are just having a bad game and they get treated like shit. Honor X player on enemy team for allowing them to win? Honor X Player trolling in general

Open to social abuse still?

Like used honestly I don't see an issue but do you really expect to hand a loaded fire-arm to a 5 year old and expect them not to play with it?

4 Comments

ananke1 votes

explain because I think the new honor system, while it could use a bit of changing, is very good and a step in the right direction

Ada Wong1 votes

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explain because I think the new honor system, while it could use a bit of changing, is very good and a step in the right direction

Well I will wait and see over the next week and see if players start abusing it asking for honor the way I think they will and stuff.

ananke1 votes

I don't know if there's any way to stop that but that's not necessarily Riot's fault, it's the players'. You should be honoring those who really deserve it.

Avienal1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Ada Wong,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=hyJfoOX4,comment-id=00000000,timestamp=2017-06-29T22:43:56.137+0000)

Well I will wait and see over the next week and see if players start abusing it asking for honor the way I think they will and stuff.

You have to realize its not that the honor system is bad, its just a general mob pattern of player thinking getting too easily askew'd by retarded ideas instead of just being honest on if they believe a player contributed the most to the team, even if you were the highest in that regard, but they still did a great job right behind you.

[zombie-brand-facepalm]

Its the player interaction with it that's 'bad' who would rather want a exploit they can use for loot then put the effort out like a pro has to do to actually become a 'pro' in anything without consequences(like cheating).

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