Jumping on dead players

[OliviaLugria]

If it's annoying and constant, it is a reportable offense.

[zarahleo]

Depends on the context, if a person does this for every kill then thats annoying and should be stopped.

But if this person was hunted by a group of people or even just one person and managed to overcome those hunters and then jumps on the hunters corpses, then imo thats part of the game. Those hunters thought you were easy prey, and you weren't, you're just making sure their pride gets hit and that's part of the game and the fun.

[Taketori]

Please jump on my body
And emote
And run around in circles
Please fully channel a standard issue elixir on my corpse even though you have near full hp+mana
You should also use guard and purify and other abilities that don't require a target
In fact when my body disappears you should come over to my base and wait for me to respawn
You should especially do this in ranked matches
I think they should make it so you can whisper players that you kill mid match if you solve a captcha or similar each time you want to do it (just so you can't use a macro to do it every time)
They could make in an opt-in thing so that they can't just whisper anyone and everyone, just me and whoever else wants these time consuming tells

[KDSilver]

I usually don't care that much when it happens.
He may be proud of his behavior but in PvP you can't expect to be alive trough the entire timer so it has no meaning. Besides, it's rarely because of a 1vs1 scenario. So it's not like it's an earned victory.


So he may expect me to be angry but I just respawn when possible and keep playing. I don't bother.

[Teno]

Do this when playing sam. This is the equivalent of a taunt so you can do easier lbs with your newfound aggro and getting hit.

Other than that it just shows that the teabagger was tilted enough to do that to you, which is telling enough already. Or just that the two people might know each other and are poking one another.

[IDontPetLalas]

Good Lord. It happens in very single PVP game, whomever does it is just making a fool of themselves. They're wasting time, and while I'm lying there I'm usually thinking more about how stupid they look, since as someone else has already said - everyone dies in PvP.

Now, should they seem to be making things personal, I will note their name. I assume in that case that they have a deathwish.

[Mawlzy]

Good Lord. It happens in very single PVP game, whomever does it is just making a fool of themselves. They're wasting time, and while I'm lying there I'm usually thinking more about how stupid they look, since as someone else has already said - everyone dies in PvP.

Now, should they seem to be making things personal, I will note their name. I assume in that case that they have a deathwish.

Hahaha! Bravo!

[Menriq]

I've done this, especially in CC. It's all about getting in their head, having them hard focus me, and them making a mistake that causes their team to lose. It happens pretty frequently TBH.

[Aravell]

I've done this, especially in CC. It's all about getting in their head, having them hard focus me, and them making a mistake that causes their team to lose. It happens pretty frequently TBH.

It's so funny because I've had some random jump on my dead body in ranked CC, then their team lost the next fight, so I jumped on their body because it's funny.

Then they got so tilted that they hard locked onto me for the entire match and lost the game because they were going on a walk with me instead of using their LB to help their team.

[Mistress_Irika]

Seeing that items were restricted from being used in pvp matched and emoting during a pvp match became a reportable offense solely because of BMing I find it hilarious that people are finding new ways to get people salty. Pretty soon, it's going to become people standing over dead bodies, and the salt isn't going to go away. Your only possible option is to not let it get to you, because this is one of only rules that's going to get bypassed regardless of how many rules are put into place regarding bad manners. After all, that type of behavior only exists to cause mental damage to others which is why it's heavily looked downed upon to begin with.

With that said there are obviously mixed reactions when it comes to this in tournaments. In fighting games, it is widely accepted as long as it isn't being used to stall matches, while in team-based games like League of Legends the behavior can get the entire team fined and/or outright disqualified from the match being played.