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players reporting players for feeding based off score

smerfkungfu··7 votes·7,198 views

so im top lane right 3x the cs as top laner i die a few times to jungler my bad but still ahead so a brand i wish i could call out says im feeding later wants to report me. do toxic players even attention to whats realy going on . riot needs to do something to combat this community of toxic players a lot harder its at a all time high of 90% of games at lest for me there some one being a toxic jackass. this all based on my score later of 0/6 when brand basicly toke over my lane so i went to help the struggling lanes

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ModPeriscope3 votes

That stinks, but as long as you're trying to win, you shouldn't have to worry about anyone reporting you for feeding

Tovabi1 votes

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That stinks, but as long as you're trying to win, you shouldn't have to worry about anyone reporting you for feeding

You shouldn't, no, but unfortunately that isn't the reality. Unfortunately people only look at kills and not assists and if you have no kills, you run the risk of being reported in any other role but support, even as a jungler, if you're giving kills to your laners but die sometimes, people see you as bad/inting and report you.

RallerenP1 votes

I think what Periscope meant was that they didn't have to worry about getting punished. In turn, they then shouldn't worry about the reports either.

AntiSJW1 votes

I think I've seen an increase of cases on the boards stating the contrary? It shouldn't happen Agreed But I don't think its impossible

smerfkungfu1 votes

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ChrisBrownze1 votes

The chance of playing with someone twice in low elo is so low this would almost have no effect. If you wait like 2 minutes before playing again the chance of matching with the same players is close to 0. The only place this would have an impact is high elo like challenger where theres only 200 players and you could just theoretically block everyone in challenger and then what? You would never be able to qued with people of your rank while in challenger so you would be put in lower elo games and have an advantage every game?

Phieldworker1 votes

They did, it’s called the mute button. Their words cannot hurt you no longer.

Had a game last night where I took bad runes on accident and missed a hook on our invade. Mid kept pinging ? pings so I was thouroughly tilted 1 min into the game. I muted him, played more bruiser support for my adc and mid lane and we won.

Muting saves you from major tilting and takes power form toxic players.

Zardo1 votes

when brand basicly toke over my lane

Can't mute that

Syrile1 votes

0/6 in 7 minutes would be something to worry about... Feeding in a game is a problem if you are literally just feeding. If you have solid (especially triple) CS, are doing damage, not walking up and dying under the enemy turret when you cannot even fight them in lane, etc. then it should not be a problem. A lot of people want to point the finger at someone who has a bad game and claim it is int-feeding. Generally they do this because they are bad to be honest. If they were good at the game they could tell the difference between an int-feeder and someone who is merely playing an off game or making mistakes or getting outplayed, camped, whatever.

I think high deaths should be taken into account when it is consistently a problem. What I mean is similar to my first example. Someone who knows they are behind (already died three times to Darius) and keeps trying to take trades with him, despite his clear advantage and leaves themselves open for more and more deaths. This could be soft-inting or it could be that you need to do a lot more research or practice to play the game properly. But if you keep going in and dying after that point, it becomes clear that you are not trying to win the game. That is when it becomes a problem.

Out of curiosity, are you talking about the game with Garen that you went 0/6? And if so, were you against Amumu or Yasuo?

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