Queuing up with trolls or feeders is one of the worst things in the world. Nothing makes your blood boil than someone who whines and intentionally feeds or is incredibly toxic throughout the game.

It looks like quite a few gamers in South Korea have figured out a way to turn trolling into a money-making scheme, using games like League of Legends and some pretty strict laws to blackmail other ...

Riot Games has tried different tactics to deal with League of Legends trolls and bullies for some time, beginning with the Tribunal system. This system looks at players that are continuously flagged ...

"League of Legends" is introducing a new feature for gamers to enjoy via the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) platform, and it is not through an event or upcoming Champion from Riot Games. The ...

Riot Games, the developers of massively popular multiplayer online battle arena League of Legends, has been pushing to clean up the notion that the game is filled with abusive players. In its effort ...

League of Legends players who play Ranked matches typically receive a set of awards at the end of each season. For Season 5, however, many misbehaving players won't be getting any of these rewards.

Imagine if police took internet defamation seriously: Twitter would be lovely, comment sections on YouTube would be barren and Facebook would probably still be awful anyway. In South Korea, the police ...