So is refusing to go your role reportable? If so under what description do you put?

Kulle Aid··2 votes·652 views

Going ranked, get a malph sup. no big deal though I have seen plenty of malph sups. but he says hes going full ap malph because he wanted to mid. THIS IS RANKED. he is bored so he comes to ranked and fucks us because he just felt like it. but it wasn't intentional feeding, nor offensive language, or anything else so can you really report them and if so what do you actually use.

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69469238DEL11 votes

If he played in the bot lane you can't report him, because then he technically played his role, although from the sound of it badly

Kulle Aid1 votes

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If he played in the bot lane you can't report him, because then he technically played his role, although from the sound of it badly

he didn't go bot. after one death he moved to top lane and stayed there and refused to go to his spot

69469238DEL11 votes

Report him for griefing

Tulare1 votes

I wish to play devil's advocate. Why does he have to go bot? Yes, I know that's where the "support" role appears on the pre-game map but I don't think that's definitive; it's just customary. Support is defined by its low-income utility role. There's nothing objectively wrong and certainly nothing reportable about supporting somebody other than the bottom lane, or roaming and supporting everybody.

Yes, I understand why it's customarily played where it is, how it is. Those customs are not chains, though. At best, they're suggestions saying, "This is how most people play this role and is likely what your teammates are expecting. It would be considerate to communicate your intentions if you plan to deviate."

archerno11 votes

Nothing. He can build what he wants

KVbqbFsC8e1 votes

You could put it under "griefing", but unless he's doing it very often theres virtually no chance of him being punished for that. The automated system cannot detect that kind of thing.

Mus1 votes

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Going ranked, get a malph sup. no big deal though I have seen plenty of malph sups. but he says hes going full ap malph because he wanted to mid. THIS IS RANKED. he is bored so he comes to ranked and fucks us because he just felt like it. but it wasn't intentional feeding, nor offensive language, or anything else so can you really report them and if so what do you actually use.

Its considered griefing. If he doesn't care and doesn't really want to work with the team.

Now if he was trying and trying his hardest to work with the team, then sadly its not reportable.

So depending on the situation, It would be Yes or No.

~Mus

BeatzBoyFTW1 votes

Despite if the Malphite was actually trying in-game, him stealing a role if his teammates doesn't like it is still reportable, especially in NCS. I mean as in if Malphite still stubbornly went mid when being placed as Support.

Mus1 votes

I thought you said he just went ap -_- now your saying he stole a role?

Diamánte1 votes

Well, if he got the support role and went support, but full AP, then there is nothing that backs up a report. You are not forced to go Full AP or Full Support, it is part of League's rules. They do not enforce the meta, and by going Malphite full AP he is isn't doing anything against the rules and isn't ruining anyone's experience. Something like the Singed case is different, he went Singed Support with Smite and counterjungled all game while his team pushed to win. By doing this, the Singed left the ADC alone and ruined the ADC's experience which is reportable since he did it everygame.

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