Guardian Angel an overpractical item?
Why does it feel like Guardian Angel requires very little amount of decision making when purchasing it? There isn't a pattern to which champions normally buy it; Tanks buy it, adc's buy it, bruisers buy it, even supports buy it. If you take a lot at the last game of worlds, 6/10 full builds included a GA.
This item doesn't seem healthy. It feels like nobody really buys it for the stats, they buy it because of how cheap it is and the passive.
Are you a squishy that doesn't want to die? Buy GA so you have 2 lives and lower the incentive for an enemy to target you. Are you a tank that wants to kamikaze into the enemies to engage? Buy a GA so you have 2 lives and can live after a suicidal engage. Are you a bruiser that wants to stay in a fight as long as possible? Buy a GA so even after you die, you can be revived and finish cleaning up.
I feel like an item should normally target a specific type of champion that would want to buy it, but in GA's case, literally anyone that doesn't like dying buys it.
Proof: Lolking Guardian Angel Within the top 10 champs alone, you have 2 adcs, 2 assassins, 3 bruisers, and 3 tanks.
Also if you look at sites like champ.gg or koreanbuilds, a lot of the time a champions most popular/highest winrate build includes a GA just slapped in there.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but how is this item healthy and not overcentralized?

