Do people even get punished for feeding?

Joey Crack·2/2/2016, 9:53:21 PM·1 votes·540 views

With one look at the posts here we can see that the community has a problem with people being "toxic". I'm not sure how everyone else handles it but its really not a big deal at all. Just mute the guy and play the game. The problem here is that the people getting flamed do not mute the flamer and then blames their bad performance on the flamer. Then the flamer because "toxic" get reported while the feeder continues to feed because now his terrible performance is because of someone else. It then becomes, "Im throwing the game because this guy is toxic". The main issue here is that the person being flamed could have just muted someone and still played but instead is now throwing the game for 4 other people. We can all guess what happens, no surrenders, constant flaming and wasted time. Then when we get out im sure the flamer will get reported but the feeder will walk free. So in conclusion, feeding affects 4 people, cursing someone out affects 1. Who is really to blame here?

I'd take a toxic player that carries the team over a feeder that finds excuses any day.

8 Comments

EvilDustMan2/2/2016, 10:02:47 PM2 votes

Yes, Feeders get banned. Feeders get banned without chat restrictions, they are often moved right up to a 14 day ban. Yes, they have systems in place to detect it.

'But I swear this feeder I saw didn't get banned'. You are either wrong, they aren't a feeder, you need to be more patient, or you are just falling under the 'well the other guy didn't get banned' assumption.

GRVet3ran0sS2/2/2016, 9:54:10 PM1 votes

Atleast flamers get banned.

3221slyfoxhomie2/2/2016, 9:56:06 PM1 votes

nope that would require riot to actually be capable of actually managing their playerbase

instead of just throwing the banhammer at anyone who even talks a little bit of crap

MeilinII2/2/2016, 10:05:21 PM1 votes

If you reported them for saying they planned to feed, it's easy to get them banned. In fact, there was a thread this morning about a guy who got banned for feeding. Doesn't change that people who are toxic deserve their bans just as much.

NommyPancake2/2/2016, 10:09:06 PM1 votes

There's a difference between feeding and outplayed:

Feeding is intentional; Outplayed is not.

Most often, I see players posting in here getting confused between the two.

Just because someone having a bad score doesn't mean he's feeding, it only means he got outplayed at one game.

Unless: *Multiple games *Troll Build *Extremely bad CS

Example: http://s9.postimg.org/i9768tjsv/Untitled.png

At first, Jhin may look like losing badly (or feeding). But when you look at that guy's history, you will know it's only one game and therefore, he only got outplayed, not feeding :)