@rito: So why isn't this considered "toxic" behavior and punishable?

vOmvbrawfU·1/16/2017, 8:12:34 PM·1 votes·522 views

http://i.imgur.com/f4KCvvi.jpg

Jg calls this annie bad. She then proceeds to go afk for the rest of the match. Sold all her items and just went and afk'd by towers and in the jg (to avoid the completely inadequate leaverbuster system). So why is this type of behavior not punished?

10 Comments

AeroWaffle1/16/2017, 8:25:18 PM3 votes

What makes you think it isn't?

Edit: That's a pretty lazy censor attempt on the picture. Use rectangles, not the paintbrush/pen tool.

Magical Player1/16/2017, 8:19:52 PM2 votes

It is punished, it takes time still

Kid Gir1/16/2017, 8:21:19 PM1 votes

because she just afked and didnt say anything, had she opened her mouth and said 1 single word and i guarentee the system would have looked at those chat logs but again the annie just simply afked which requires more work to validate then a simple log that a pc system can read and decide on its own, just my PERSONAL opinion on it bring on the flame about how im wrong

swordofsun1/16/2017, 8:33:11 PM1 votes
  1. Was it reported?

  2. Has this been a persistent issue in their games?

  3. How do you know it wasn't punished? AFKing in game will result in LeaverBuster, something no one but the person effected by it can see. LeaverBuster does catch people just wondering through the jungle as seen by the Ivern bug that was giving people AFK notices due to the way he farms the jungle.

Magical Player1/16/2017, 9:05:57 PM1 votes

Bans require a human response humans have to look at all cases daily there are 50 humans at most lookign at cases there are several thousand cases daily soooo each person required to look at 20+ games and find the reason for a ban in some cases its obvious