PSA: Stop asking who fed X champion.

Roktan··3 votes·900 views

So someone got fed. That doesn't mean you have to ask and try to point out who did it. Speaking of which, don't respond to that question and then mention the person with a high death score. It's just pointing fingers and blaming someone for losing and doesn't help anyone. You could be part of the problem, like maybe they fed because you, the midlaner, let Zed roam and didn't ping missing. But no matter what, unless you are talking about int feeding, pointing out who you think fed who just makes them feel like shit for having a bad game. Maybe they had a tough matchup. Maybe they just didn't know how to deal with that champion. It doesn't matter. You know what people should do? Say something like "hey I noticed your having a bad game, it's cool you can get back in it." Help them get back in by ganking their lane or roaming over. Help the guy who's behind. It's a team game. If one person just feeds a lot and you just stand back and let it happen the whole team loses!

I feel like it's a reportable offense to ask for this and respond to it, under the category of negative attitude and potentially harassment if you keep saying stuff like "stop feeding" and won't shut up about how much they are. Instead, tell them not to roam out to far and stay with the group or stuff or other suggestions so they don't die as much. Can this actually be reportable though? I'd like to know.

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Doodlzzz1 votes

Yasuo who else?

Scary Door1 votes

I feel like it's a reportable offense to ask for this and respond to it, under the category of negative attitude and potentially harassment

It's getting to the point where this community thinks everything is reportable.

Believe it or not, sometimes people ask this question because they go to fight a champion who beats them 1v1 and they're seriously just not sure how it happened.

There are things that are legitimately reportable in this game, but we're really getting to the point that it's just become ridiculous. I think I taped out when people got upset about a question mark being put on their screen. I understand reporting intentional feeding, griefing and trolling, perhaps death threats but other than that, I see no reason to report people.

Telephone Booth1 votes

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It's getting to the point where this community thinks everything is reportable.

Believe it or not, sometimes people ask this question because they go to fight a champion who beats them 1v1 and they're seriously just not sure how it happened.

There are things that are legitimately reportable in this game, but we're really getting to the point that it's just become ridiculous. I think I taped out when people got upset about a question mark being put on their screen. I understand reporting intentional feeding, griefing and trolling, perhaps death threats but other than that, I see no reason to report people.

I hate the reporting culture too... but in what world do you think that is a genuine question asked out of curiousity? How does it help you knowing who fed the guy? What are you gonna do about it? Let's say the anivia fed the zed... okay, what are you going to do with that information now? And where have you been that you didn't notice someone on their team getting fed, and someone on your team keeps dying? When someone asks that, I say pay fucking attention... You've been in this game the whole time, have you no awareness? You just been tunnel visioned in your lane this whole time? It's a passive aggressive, pointless question, meant only to point out who is responsible for feeding said champ, and that doesn't help your team whatsoever.

Scary Door1 votes

It's a rhetorical question. Not really intended to be answered, but some people do. I've often semi-legitimately thought while being 6-0, how I just got blown up by the opposing midlaner. I don't mean it as an insult typically---it's a rhetorical question... "wow, who the Hell fed you? Jeez"

Just like when someone describes a bad situation and there are no real answers as to what can be done so as a clutch in conversation people will say "yeah, well, what can you do?" It's not a real question meant to solicit solutions to a problem, but rather just filler that people typically say.

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