can automated ban system detect troll builds?

Makior72·8/29/2017, 5:14:53 PM·1 votes·420 views

such as item 3070 item 3070 item 3070 item 3070 item 3070 item 3070 ?

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l2 4 G 38/29/2017, 5:17:51 PM2 votes

Nope

archerno18/29/2017, 5:25:33 PM2 votes

No and it shouldn't really. Some people buy those out of frustration while Nexus is falling while they are dead. I have seen players do that even in LCS. There would be way too many false positives.

ModPeriscope8/29/2017, 5:27:50 PM2 votes

I don't know. I don't think anyone not a rioter would know either. It would make sense that they could detect such. >2 tears or >1 boots and >3+ minutes left in game should trigger some punishment, but again i don't know.

Chermorg8/29/2017, 6:22:56 PM1 votes

#YES

The automated system can detect some of the most common troll builds, and actually won't punish if they're purchased in the last minute or so of the game as a frustration buy.

It's not perfect, and sure it misses quite a few cases, but those cases are borderline that an automated system cannot reliably detect.

TrulyBland8/29/2017, 6:37:42 PM1 votes

The extreme ones? Probably. The more subtle ones like AD Soraka? Probably not.

The problem with detecting troll builds is patches. Think about it, what if they tomorrow remove the "unique" quality on tears. It's probably not a great build, but it could work on some champions. And that is the extreme kind of troll build. So you would sort of have to make the system "forget" all learned patterns on items whenever anything is changed about those items... which is inherently bad for a system that entirely relies on remembering patterns.