Another toxic story

First off I'm warning readers there will be language in this post that some people may find offensive. I have no intentions of offending anyone and am using the language to keep it authentic.

Had a game with a bard and ezreal bottom that turned into a disaster. I did not watch the lane personally but chat made it sounds like the bard was raging because ezreal was not being as aggressive. Very soon it became apparent what the problem was.

The bard was constantly harassing ezreal calling him a "shiiter". Finally after watching bot for a few minutes the bard was constantly going in on bot lane and expecting to win. The enemy leona would sit in a bush, wait for bard to go after ashe, stun lock bard then proceed to the ezreal who is trying his best to help. After a couple minutes of this bard started roaming.

This is where I tried to explain to him that no matter if he liked ezreal or not him roaming was causing him to be underleveled. Bard was level 9 when everyone was 12 and above. Me trying to give friendly advice turned into me getting harassed the rest of the game. Being called a "shitter" the entire game really suck.. especially because I don't understand what it mean. Sounds like a 10 year olds attempt at offending someone by calling them a .. toilet?

At the end of the game i explained to the other team to report the bard and the reasons why. The bards response was "That's not true at all. Report ezreal. He called me a %%%%%% all game. Spammed it". I waited for everyone to leave and put my report in last. I'm kind of upset that I did not see "an overwhelming majority of players report. This person is probably gonna walk away clean.

...Even if he doesn't he can just make a new account, level it up, and troll again because the game is free but that's neither here nor there.

I really feel that this bard thinks that in no way, shape, or form is he at fault though. Typical internet person feeling like they're the best at everything they do and never at fault. I guess that's what happens when you start handing participation awards out to the losing team.