Riot cares more about toxic chat than actual game ruining behavior.

HeyitsQiQi·7/28/2018, 1:46:50 PM·3 votes·1,374 views

My teammate goes 0/11/0 and at the end of the game he goes "haha i was eating, sorry". We all reported him for inting, but nothing will happen to him. I can check his account a week or two later and he will have games played every day since the report.

15 Comments

Imperial Pandaa7/28/2018, 3:18:12 PM7 votes

No, they care about them equally. Just one is more easily caught and detected with some simple/complex code.

Gabresol7/28/2018, 2:56:17 PM3 votes

Riot would have an easier time if not every 0/3 would get reported as "inting". If the community would actually differenciate between "inting" and "playing bad" the system would not have to be witten in a way that you have to consistently have ames with highly negative kda. But because people are repoting for inting even when the kda is positive, riot has make sure people who have one bad game (or got counter picked with pantheon when playing teemo) do not get insta-banned.

franticFurball7/28/2018, 3:09:08 PM3 votes

I can check his account a week or two later and he will have games played every day since the report.

Wow, you can predict the future?

So...that means you are a psyker, yes?

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KVbqbFsC8e7/28/2018, 8:22:35 PM2 votes

"just a bad game"

Umbral Regent7/28/2018, 2:52:12 PM2 votes

Riot cares more about toxic chat than actual game ruining behavior.

Implying the two are different things.

afmghost7/28/2018, 6:41:31 PM2 votes

For one thing, so many people cry wolf when someone misclicks, lags, misjudges, is countered, or is camped. Since so many players refuse to actually look at the situation with a clear mind and actually weigh their options, so many int reports are dismissed. The system learns as it judges, so people who are actually inting can take advantage of what the system learned (that most reports are false), and can get away with it. The only exception is if the inter is obvious about it (runs it down mid and dies 23 times to the same enemy in ten minutes obvious). Flaming is more straightforward. The system knows when someone is cussing someone out, using derogatory slurs, or just being a total prick. While there is a lot of doubt when there's an inting case, toxicity cases tend to be very black and white.

Warlord Rhinark7/28/2018, 2:20:06 PM2 votes

Submit a ticket.

P4ppino7/28/2018, 2:44:03 PM1 votes

So how does riot care more about toxic chat than inters? After all that's the title.

Sona Ping7/28/2018, 3:24:02 PM1 votes

Or maybe it's just that people who int games over things like picking the wrong champ don't post here about how it is completely unreasonable and unjust they got banned too often.