Ok so I made a post called "reporting botted accounts" and this was the response. http://prntscr.com/h3we2k
Ok so I sent in a support ticket and this was the response https://prnt.sc/h3wjsc
If this isn't proof of Riot giving me a reacharound trying to sweep bots under the rug please tell me what it is.
The universal rules against naming and shaming on the boards applies to everything. Toxicity, bad gameplay, inters, bots and all. So they have nothing against you there.
I don't know what you wrote to the support, but it looks like a suggestion to improve gameplay, and ideas that improve gameplay are welcomed on the boards, providing if it doesn't involve naming and shaming.
As Kei143 said, the support ticket response was to ideas you presented - not reports. Riot’s system does catch bots and is very efficient at it - it simply does not punish instantly for a variety of reasons.
your argument
https://www.youtube.com./watch?v=MtN1YnoL46Q
you are the duck
riot is le dude tryin to sell lemonade
league is lemonade
they ban people for stupid stuff like saying "mean things"
doesnt matter if they bot to get their stuff back at that point
when an account is unfairly stolen from a player by a corrupt company, this is the result
You can't name and shame for your opinion that said account is a "bot". Believe it or not, some people are really horrible at this game and have been mistaken for bots before. So regardless of how accurate your determination is, it's still naming and shaming and we can't just trust anyone at their word.
As for botting, they try to track those accounts to find who made them. Then they pursue the creators legally. They have to do that so they can legally handle it, not just ban individual accounts and move on. They want to shut down entire sites.
There's no conspiracy here man. Just report em when you see em, and let the successful game company handle it. You might be a little more ignorant than you think, and they might be deserving of a little more credit, considering they've created one of the most popular online games. Maybe they are actually doing something... not just "sweeping it under the rug".
