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A proof that the system dosent work (The leaver system ban) and riot only ban for "toxicity"

Phuc Dat Bich·12/7/2015, 9:32:10 PM·1 votes·1,230 views

So i was playing a game (if you go on my match history the VI game) so we were having a TF that decide to feed because of his own reason so he was just walking in to the enemies and dying so we all decide to report him and move on even the enemies say that they will report him!!!

Half way through the game the enemy mundo start acting cocky and spamming in all chat about how we need to surrend and "open mid" and how we should all just afk and in the end he type "GG EASY"

So i report them both because both of them deserve a BAN

But guess what mundo got his ban i got the notification in the first i didnt knew who was banned but now after a couple hours i check the accounts and i see that this mundo got banned because he havent play any other game but i check TF account and i see 3 more games played and he still have 1/11 2/12 0/10 scores with KARMA this time

And i am asking yeah sure saying "GG EASY" is bad and acting cocky is bad too but this person destroy a game by FEEDING and 3 more and riot still havent take any action

So this is a proof that riot only bother if someone is a bit "toxic" if someone destroy games they just dont care and now i have proof for that

I am not gonna make name calling but like i say for more information check my account and see for your selves

So what the excuse here riot? "He was having bad game"? he say in chat "i am gonna feed" he buy mobility boots and he was running in to the enemies dying

22 Comments

ModWuks12/7/2015, 9:45:18 PM5 votes

I can understand your concerns, but from what I'm aware, the Intentional Feeder detection system is in its early live deployment stage, and when a system that could potentially suspend a player for their actions is implemented, Riot tends to ensure the system is working the way it should by manually reviewing cases in which Summoners are flagged. In this way, the system continues to learn "intentionally feeding" behavior while avoiding false positives and suspending innocent players. If you reported the player for Intentionally Feeding and/or the system flagged the player for intentionally feeding, chances are that the report will be looked at by Riot regardless and a punishment will be served if applicable.

Colgate Gator12/7/2015, 9:44:11 PM3 votes

This isn't proof, but testimony based on your rambling.

SmokedAlmonds12/7/2015, 9:41:03 PM2 votes

This is not intentional feeders being ignored. Intentional feeding is ridiculously more complex than chat issues. Thus harder to detect.

Everyone doesn't get caught, but if you look around the forums a bit you can see people are getting banned for intentional feeding. So your premise that they only ban for toxicity is completely false.

Zombiemaster12/7/2015, 9:40:08 PM1 votes

Okay, so 1 person hasn't gotten banned yet for intentionally feeding. 1 person among millions of players is not proof that Riot doesn't ban for intentionally feeding. In fact, there is actual proof that Riot does ban for intentionally feeding on this very board. I know there is a post somewhere here where a person has gotten banned for doing so.

DJColdCutz12/7/2015, 11:01:45 PM1 votes

This is why I never use the "intentionally feeding" report option. rito's system for banning people who feed isn't as good as their system for banning people for toxic language, and many people get mad and report someone who just sucks for "intentionally feeding" which makes it harder for rito to take those reports seriously. By using the "intentionally feeding" category, you are less likely to get someone banned who deserves it and more likely to decrease the weight of your reports because rito might mistake your ticket as a false one.

Usually people who intentionally feed also are negative with their words, so I am still able to report them for that. I just never tick the "intentionally feeding" box ever.

Sky of Smiles12/7/2015, 9:36:43 PM1 votes

Its unfair to the Mundo.

Saint of SlN12/14/2015, 7:21:24 AM1 votes

if you reported a guy just for being a little cocky and saying "gg easy" then you're a bigger jerk than he is. that wasn't harassment, or offensive, or threatening. it was kinda dickish, but not anywhere near a reportable offense. verbal harassment, flaming, being toxic, etc, is when someone is being obviously insulting throughout the game. It seems like you can't say a single word without someone reporting you, these days. people can't even take polite criticism, or suggestions. you can't even press the enter key without someone crying to rito support staff about how mean you are. quit reporting people over nothing.

edit: your summoner name is phuc dat bitch and you're reporting other people? Riot didn't ban you the second they looked at your name? You're right, the system is flawed.

Hello I am Bird12/7/2015, 9:37:56 PM1 votes

As far as I know, the Riot bot takes a few games to ban for intentional feeding.

Also, maybe the Mundo wasn't banned and just stopped playing for a while. #Thoughts

FHMarshy12/7/2015, 9:39:16 PM1 votes

Sadly, it is actually harder to detect intentional feeding vs being bad. If you are bad, that's not a reportable offense, while intentional feeding is. However, in this case, your TF actually bought items and right items if you might, so it makes it even HARDER to detect the trolling.

On the toxicity prong, I believe mundo is banned not solely because of your game alone but from multiple reports from multiple games. That he deserves.