We've all been there at least once, you see the enemy team and they are low on hp so you decide to use your ult knowing it will kill at least one of them, if not more and out of bloody no where you see a shining circle land right on top of the enemy team putting them in stasis.
Congrats your ult was just wasted and you got nothing from it.....
IcyPepper1 votes
when he grabs the tank
blowing the enemy to safety
hard to admit it, but he can do this too
Leti the Yeti2 votes
IcyPepper3 votes"I'm helping."
IcyPepper1 votesYeah, not going to blame Bard in that case. It was a good ult, should've had better aim, but the other guy did walk out of range and die.
Laraso1 votesHe didn't have to do anything at all. He was lined up perfectly to block the shot, he had more than enough health to survive it.
IcyPepper1 votesI don't know. Sometimes it's better to not take damage if possible. shrugs
Like, plenty of supports like their adc plenty, but some don't like them that much to take a bullet. In the chaos of a fight, you can't always calculate what's going to kill you or not. Besides, it would have been cool if that ult did go off properly.
But still, it wasn't completely Bard's fault in that case. This is why communication is key during teamfights. If I played Bard, I'd let my adc know if a certain ping meant I was going to ult (I'd probably use danger right next to me). It's fast, intense, but a single split-second ping can save a life.
ccseancc1431 votesThats just miscommunication not bards fault.
