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How will League of Legends improve inting and griefing detection in Season 2?

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In League of Legends’ Season 2, Riot Games is beefing up their detection systems to catch and handle troll-like behaviors like intentional feeding (inting) and ruining games (griefing) more efficiently, making my gaming experience less frustrating and more enjoyable.

Despite the integration of the Vanguard system in League of Legends, players continue to grapple with issues such as inting, trolling, and griefing from certain teammates. In Season 2, Riot Games plans to take additional measures to address a problem that has been prevalent since the game’s launch.

Improving inting detection in League of Legends

One challenging aspect lies in identifying instances where a player intentionally derails their team’s progress in League of Legends, as there are numerous ways to influence team performance negatively. Riot Games keep the specifics of this detection system under wraps for improved accuracy, but they’ve given us some insights:

* Inting is most effectively identified when a player consistently performs below their skill level and causes their team to lose games repeatedly.
* A player who consistently picks champions that are ill-suited for the current game mode or team composition may be intentionally derailing their team’s progress.
* Players who refuse to communicate or cooperate with their team may also be inting, as this hinders the team’s ability to work together effectively.

  • Expansion of automatic systems to detect trolling and griefing;
  • AFK detection even if a player is moving in the base;
  • You’ll see the name of the player who was penalized in the behavior warnings.

As a devoted fan, I’m excited about the upcoming changes in our favorite game. The developers have shared that, with these new updates, we can expect approximately ten times more offenders who disrupt gameplay to receive legitimate bans daily compared to the current system. Although we won’t get accurate data right away, the post-release period promises a fairer and more enjoyable gaming environment for everyone.

Honor System and Vanguard LP Refunds

In contrast to individuals causing disruptions who may incur penalties, those promoting a harmonious and secure gaming atmosphere stand to gain even more benefits. The Honor System has gone through numerous enhancements lately, and this growth is set to persist during Season 2.

In the update version 25.06, Riot Games expanded Vanguard’s capabilities to return League Points (LP) to players who participated in games with cheaters or bots. At that time, over 30,000 unique players had already received a total of 700,000 LP as a result of this update. Furthermore, approximately 24,000 accounts were banned for using cheats during the same period.

Next steps to improve inting and griefing detection

In the game League of Legends, there are numerous areas that require further enhancement. Riot Games assures continued efforts in refining and enhancing mechanisms to identify and address trolls and disruptive players (inting and griefing). The ultimate aim isn’t merely to penalize poor players but also to acknowledge and reward those contributing positively to the gaming experience. Additionally, potential improvements in rewards for engaged and non-disruptive players is under consideration.

True Skill 2

It’s quite frustrating when you encounter Smurfs in League of Legends games. To address this issue of Smurfing and Boosting, Riot Games is experimenting with a fresh assessment method in certain regions and game modes. Known as True Skill 2, this system detects accounts and players who exhibit skill levels significantly higher than the norm. Even though it’s currently being tested, Riot has promised to provide further details soon.

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2025-04-15 18:13

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