How many games of trolling does it take to be banned.

Ramen226·6/8/2017, 4:04:32 AM·2 votes·413 views

If a player has an entire match history of afk's, dodges, remakes, and intentionally feeding, how long will it take to get banned?

Because I am looking at a match history where there are only 3 games that he didn't appear to troll. It's full of games where he goes 0/25 or greater and then afk's. SO RIOT

Why does your automated system not catch these people? What possible explanation could you have for a match history of 50+ games of intentionally trolling to not receive demacian justice?

Just for clarity, here's basically his match history summed up.

Scratch that, every game on his match history on op.gg (with the exception of 2 normals games and 1 TT) is debatable trolling. In his last 4 games alone he went cleanse ghost on rammus / teemo. And prior to that he went 4 games of smite ghost nunu when he wasn't the jungler. Prior to that he went 23 games of of ghost teleport, stoneborn pact on zilean where his best score 1/9 and his worst was 0/25.

You have to go back 51 matches to find a game where he did well and it looks like he tried. He has 17 remakes because of him, 30 games with no kills, and too many games for me to care to count where he's builds partial items. (zeal + poachers dirk + tear)

8 Comments

SecondAirbane6/8/2017, 4:05:37 AM2 votes

took me only 1 game to get 14 day banned went something like 0/19

NinjaGuy696/8/2017, 4:19:17 AM2 votes

Different types of unsportsmanlike behavior carry different punishments. For example, if you verbally abuse someone using just profanity, you might only get a chat ban. However, if your language includes racism, homophobia or hate speech of any kind, you'd usually get escalated directly to a 14-day ban. Intentional feeding is also usually escalated to a 14-day ban as well. Going AFK usually doesn't get your account suspended but if you get flagged by Leavebuster frequently then you'll probably get a low priority queue for a couple of games. Lastly, if you engage in more malicious activities such as scripting, account sharing (also sometimes referred to as Boosting) or other serious illicit activities (such as DDoSing) then you risk an instant permaban.

AtreiNero6/8/2017, 6:55:51 AM2 votes

Infinity. no one reports anymore.

AeroWaffle6/8/2017, 4:40:53 AM1 votes

My best guess is the system relies on judging based on a person's average game to determine if someone is intentionally feeding. You can't blame a person who is naturally extremely bad for playing a little worse than they normally do.

Thus, a person who has a heavy history of horrible games is more likely to get away with intentional feeding.

Yes, it would be great if Riot would quickly get to these people that get through the cracks of the system. I would recommend sending a ticket to support through "I have a question about league" to bring it to their attention faster.

KORGtuners6/8/2017, 5:14:52 AM1 votes

Smart trolls never get banned.