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CrysJust Kinks··4 votes·1,638 views

Ok, I know Is a weird question, but is it possible to know how many people have reported me? I think riot should take this into account, I had the experience of playing league of legends for a few months tho the game is quite entertaining, I had some terrible games, for example I had a game a while ago, and literally I was in 4 people party and they somehow decided me to harassing me all the game the four of them, they intentionally feeding, they kept insulting me even tho I was not saying anything to them, they kept telling the enemy where I was, and I it was awful, I finally find out I could mute them, but still what about all of those harassment and telling the enemy team where was I? and the inting? like for real I could bet I got a report of 4 people which I don't really care (in case Riot actually accepted this as a real report) I wanna know what happens here, how do I know my status? how do I know Riot is actually doing something about it ? how many reports does it takes for someone to be banned? how do I know I'm about to get banned and how do I know Riot actually values this reports...in other words if I don't here a logic response I'm totally uninstalling LOL and will totally do campaign for my friends to stop playing.

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ModThe Djinn4 votes

The number of reports doesn't matter in the slightest. The system simply runs on a boolean flag. It asked "Was this player reported" and has the answers "YES" and "NO."

If "YES," it reviews the logs. If "NO," it doesn't. That's it. One player has as much power to cause a review as nine players, and neither have any power to cause a punishment -- the sole determining factor there is whether or not there is toxic behavior present in the log.


The number of strikes it takes to earn a punishment also varies based on the behavior in question and the frequency of that behavior, and the alerts that a punishment has been applied are notoriously inconsistent and do not send to every individual who has reported someone.

Abraxis2 votes

[{quoted}](name=The Djinn,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=qMZmnvRK,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2017-11-13T16:45:28.219+0000)

The number of reports doesn't matter in the slightest. The system simply runs on a boolean flag. It asked "Was this player reported" and has the answers "YES" and "NO."

If "YES," it reviews the logs. If "NO," it doesn't. That's it. One player has as much power to cause a review as nine players, and neither have any power to cause a punishment -- the sole determining factor there is whether or not there is toxic behavior present in the log.


The number of strikes it takes to earn a punishment also varies based on the behavior in question and the frequency of that behavior, and the alerts that a punishment has been applied are notoriously inconsistent and do not send to every individual who has reported someone.

How your system is designed to work is not at all consistent with my experience.

ModThe Djinn1 votes

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How your system is designed to work is not at all consistent with my experience.

Individual experience can always create outliers. If I have 200 million people flip a coin 10 times, nearly 200,000 of them will get Heads 10 times in a row, and nearly 200,000 of them will get Tails 10 times in a row, and both would come onto a forum saying "the average is 5 Heads and 5 Tails" complaining about the rigged system. The system is IDENTICAL for both, but at such large numbers individual experience of the system may vary.

The system does indeed work in the way I describe, and I'm sorry if, in your experience, it does not appear that way.

CrysJust Kinks4 votes

Maybe an option next to the mute option IM BEING HARASSED CAN I PLEASE LEAVE THE GAME WITHOUT GETTING A REPORT button will be fine :D

RallerenP1 votes

It is possible to see grouped report history, but it costs 5 dollars and involves writing a handwritten letter and sending it to Riot.

You can find more info at http://privacy.riotgames.com/en_US/data

CrysJust Kinks1 votes

I've seen it costs 35 dlls ... like for real I'm gonna spend 35 dlls to see MY ACCOUNT INFO.... ???? gj riot ! XD

Modi1 votes

Want to get a deeper look into your account? Here's where things get tricky. Pulling the rest of your account info is a bit more difficult due the sensitivity of the info and the amount of work that goes into digging through it. If you're truly concerned about your account and its privacy though, we'll gladly help you out.

If you want to move forward, we'll need you to follow a special process for legal and security reasons (full disclosure: it involves a handwritten letter and a nominal fee of $5 USD).

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Write a letter to Riot. It must be hand-written and include the following information:

Full name E-mail (to receive the information) Date of the request Reason for the request In order to further verify ownership of the account, please also include:

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This is used to cover the administrative fees related to these requests, as well as the resources it takes for us to gather all your info.

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Grouped report history made/received. (I.E. Number of reports for each behavior) Detailed purchase history Chat logs (last 3 months) Login history by IP (last 3 months) Account modifications (last 3 months)

Kei1431 votes

Being able to see when you'll get punished is certainly one thing I'm trying to advocate for.

CrysJust Kinks1 votes

yeah I hope they actually do something about this, like at that game I had, I could not quit because I could get reported for leaving, I couldn't afk either, but I kept getting harassed ugh was such an annoying experience. Blitzcrank

Kei1431 votes

I actually get happy if they do that to me in game. It means that I can help get rid of the trash within the community.

130x1 votes

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CrysJust Kinks1 votes

oh yes I did this of course but then again, they kept telling the enemy team where I was, and intentionally fed in my lane, those kind of things are ugh.. annoyingAmumu

Silent Gravity1 votes

Those things are punishable. Report them.

CrysJust Kinks1 votes

oh I did after the game finished.

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