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riot took stealth wards out of the game so that people ward more "strategically" and encouraged players to use the enemy's warding habits against them
halfway into the season, i still see people asking what the dots are
Lord Dusteon2 votesI tried paying attention but 99% of the time it's telling me basic things I already knew: "oh, the enemy warded tri bush. Oh, the enemy warded river bush. Oh, the enemy warded at the tiny bush in the river."
shyv1 votessame, if you had half decent map awareness it's really not hard to tell where the enemy has been warding
gotopie2 votesIf in a brush and the indicator is still bright there's a good chance the brush isn't warded, since it just expired. It's not a guarantee but kinda useful.
redniwediS1 votesI note them, but I haven't really managed to work them into my general gameplay. I'm still figuring out what to do without my pink ward trinket...
Critmaster Garen1 votesi do. but i also find, that no one ever switches their ward trinkets to blues anymore.
the strategical advantage of the enemy not knowing you have vision on them is just too good compared to a "permanent" ward that usually gets spotted and removed in less than 10 seconds.
i cant think of anyone but champions with snipe ults who would want this thing.
shyv1 votesi use blues almost every game tbh. helps with counterjungling, being able to have several permanent wards in places that the enemy jg wont notice.
maxaroni1181 votesdont those "ward fragments" kinda show a trend so the next time the enemy walks over there you can have a pink ward ready and just camp them there? idk jg strats to me
as elise i always just put pinks where those fragments are and they always put the wards in the same spot so it helps with denying vision i suppose
Nagma is back1 votesthis shit is completly useless
