Is going 0/10+ reportable? (in Diamond)

Cryptocurrency·Mar 29, 2017·2 votes·2,177 views

While the rest of the team is positive or even? I mean for diamond 0/10+ usually means he is either boosted or trolls.

15 Comments

RiotRiot TantramMar 29, 201718 votes

A score in itself is not reportable. Is the person ACTUALLY intentionally feeding? I say actually, because I see too many people thinking having a poor game is feeding. Doing poorly is not reportable. Harassing someone for doing poorly is reportable. Intentionally feeding or trolling is reportable.

This Is Your DadMar 30, 20171 votes

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A score in itself is not reportable. Is the person ACTUALLY intentionally feeding? I say actually, because I see too many people thinking having a poor game is feeding. Doing poorly is not reportable. Harassing someone for doing poorly is reportable. Intentionally feeding or trolling is reportable.

I recently had a game with a ryze support, but I could tell he was new, because he was really cooperative and happy... but he got smashed so hard it almost looked like trolling. I think he was new to ranked, and I believe the number of instances and the length of their ranked career should be taken into account. While I am talking about bronze/silver and not diamond, to every level of play it's supposed to be about the same skill level ratio. I've seen those funny bloopers with master tier players totally screwing up. We are human beings, with a myriad of ailments and afflictions that could reduce our overall performance quality. I played a game as WW jungle, went 12/1/13. Then I played another game as WW and went even. Then I played a game as panth vs a Swain thinking I could burst him down.... and I learned a very important lesson in matchmaking that day. The point is, I didn't get mad at Ryze feeding. I just sighed and resigned myself to playing it out.

Deep Terror NamiMar 29, 20176 votes

Sometimes you just really have a bad game. Maybe your connection decided to start acting up after the game started, maybe you're just barely making the wrong decisions or are getting outplayed and it's snowballing, maybe your lane opponent is far better than the rest of your team's opponents, or you are getting 4v1'd constantly with no help. It happens to everyone across all ranks.

You have to decide for yourself whether they are performing poorly intentionally, the numbers alone don't mean that.

LapisMar 29, 20176 votes

No, it's not reportable.

ChønklordMar 29, 20175 votes

Playing bad / having a bad game is not ever punishable in any way shape or form. If you are bad in general, your MMR (and therefore your rank) will adjust accordingly.

You can go 0-20 in Master and still not be intentionally feeding / reportable.

GamblerOfLivesMar 29, 20172 votes

feeding in diamond..are u for real???? same shit as every other elo..don't tell me u never had a bad game:)

CryptocurrencyMar 29, 20171 votes

It never happens that I am the only one having a bad game (meaning I always have a even score or positive unless my mates feed hard). Check my history if you don't believe it.

Magical PlayerMar 29, 20172 votes

You are not everyone

0-10 sounds bad but 0-10-35 sounds good welcome to support life For someone to do well someone else has to do poor

OneTrickZilianMar 29, 20171 votes

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feeding in diamond..are u for real???? same shit as every other elo..don't tell me u never had a bad game:)

Without a single assist ? You call it a bad game ? There is not a single reason why feeder should finish the game with 0 assists.

Eternal TormentMar 29, 20172 votes

that depends, if that guy was hard focused then no, if he was LEEEROY-ing their 5 man grouping alone undertower or inting then yes you can. a negative score is only then reportable if it was caused on purpose, which is the essential Definition of a feeder and a troll, someone who sabotages the game on purpose to benefit the enemy. So if These 0/10 scores were caused due to him wanting it to be then yes you can report him, otherwise we just have to assume he had a VERY bad day

CochoMar 29, 20171 votes

I wish! LMAO

tfw when you hit diamond promos for the 5th time http://i.imgur.com/lXSWGjR.jpg

ThrëatMar 29, 20171 votes

Honestly it is hard to say because of auto fill. If you look up their account and they are like an Ezreal main ( as in, they climbed from Silver to Diamond playing nothing but Ezreal ) and then suddenly started playing a bunch of champs they dont' do well with, and then played Ezreal and went 0-10, then I'd think maybe they were boosted. If someone has only a few games or no games with a champ and they feed then I usually assume they were auto filled and were just playing something that they actually thought might work but failed with.

CryptocurrencyMar 29, 20172 votes

Love the auto fill excuse. Not like you didn't have to play every role decent before it came up.

OneTrickZilianMar 29, 20171 votes

I hope so. Cancer player shouldn't be playing ranked. 0/10/0 without a single assist ? Player must be either mental or inting, can't explain otherwise. There is no a single reason why anyone should have more than 5 deaths without contributing to the team at least 1 assist.

PS don't know why somebody downvoted you. For some reason there are quite a few apologetic clowns.

MolohkMar 29, 20173 votes

You keep speaking about 'zero assists', but I don't think OP or anyone else has mentioned the score was 0-10-0. That's probably why you're being down voted. The OP is probably down voted because Riot has already stated several times that bad performance is not reportable.

OP is very specific, asking if you can report a 0/10+ score based on an assumption that they are either boosted or inting, and providing no clear evidence of wrong doing. The score alone is not reportable. And the boosting or inting is nothing more than an assumption based on what the OP wrote. There are valid reasons to have a horribly bad game (roommate started downloading bit torrent, serious lag or computer problems, etc.)