Ever report someone as a "cheater" because they're too good or snowballed?

darkdill·Oct 29, 2017·1 votes·454 views

False-positives be damned, I won't allow that 25-kill Katarina to get away with her win without getting in trouble! She doesn't deserve to get killstreaks or Pentas!

7 Comments

DrCyanideOct 29, 20172 votes

If by "too good" you mean I suspected them of using scripts before they even got a kill off, then yes.

darkdillOct 29, 20172 votes

Good man. You follow Rule #1 of online gaming: "The enemy is always a cheater."

DrCyanideOct 29, 20172 votes

No, I've just played enough games to know when someone's not moving right for a Silver Ranked game. You can tell by where they move, how quick they respond, how consistently they dodge spells, etc. It's different than how Smurfs move too, it's pretty easy to spot.

Moooose2Oct 29, 20171 votes

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Good man. You follow Rule #1 of online gaming: "The enemy is always a cheater."

No, just if the enemy is cheating they're cheating.... And if you get banned for cheating its because you were actually cheating.

zPOOPzOct 29, 20171 votes

cool

exigentomicOct 29, 20171 votes

I hope you get banned yourself if you actually issued a false report. That would be the ethical outcome of your action. I'm just hoping you're being sarcastic.

TiltoverEnforcerOct 29, 20171 votes

I remember playing against a Diana mid one time. After around 25 minutes or so (I was playing adc), whenever I got within her cast range I would instantly die. Like, frame-perfect execution. 5 separate times. I was so astounded that I legitimately felt like she was cheating. Turns out she just had like 750k mastery points on Diana, and had practiced the frame-perfect execution of her combo so much that it honestly felt like a script.

Kudos to that Diana, I honestly believe you weren't cheating, just really that freaking good.