For nearsighted people, we need glasses or contacts to see properly. Else, we risk getting into car accidents, running into objects, and not being able to read important stuff.
For players in League of Legends, we need wards to see the map properly. Else, we risk getting ganked, losing objectives, and not being able to capitalize on enemy mistakes.
Pisdov4 votesi tried to read this but don't have my glasses. sorry.
Fried Noob3 votesBut if I buy 
or get 
, then it delays my build, and then I can't carry the worthless scrubs on my team. If my support is too lazy to run up to my lane every 3 minutes to place a new ward then it's their fault that I die when I push my lane opponent into tower and hover there like a mother fucking boss.
Edit: Do I seriously have to add a /sarcasm to this?
BetaDude401 votesMight wanna stick a "Kappa" on the end, there. Poe's Law, ya know.
Nin10do00141 votesOkay, allow me to introduce you the safety of buying wards.
If you die because you didn't help your Support, who can only have a maximum of four wards on the map, by warding yourself...
If you ward and help out your Support...
IcyPepper2 votesI've noticed that buying wards never impedes my build.
Huh, go figure.
MacDthree1 votesI will legit rage in ranked games when my team refuses to upgrade their trinkets until last. People don't get it. Suddenly when at lvl 12 I threaten to sell my sightstone until everybody figures warding out, Vision becomes important.