Jhin snare clarity

Armfish·Mar 16, 2016·2 votes·1,203 views

Now that Jhin has been out for a while I thought I might bring up the one thing that really bugs me about his kit.

It's his snare. Now as you may know jhin's W is a long range skillshot that stops on the first enemy champion hit and roots them if they have been hit by his e or auto from him or an allied champion. When Jhin is able to snare an enemy it shows him an indicator letting him know that the champion in question will be snared when hit by his W. Now when you are playing against Jhin you do not get an indicator for whether he can snare you or not. I personally would like to know if Jhin is going to snare me with his W or not when playing against him. Not having the indicator appear for enemy champions is a lack of clarity and puts more of a burden of knowledge on the players.

Let me know what you guys think.

3 Comments

HopeslayerMar 16, 20161 votes

its pretty easy to know if you were hit for the snare, this game has enough noob indicators, gragas barrel used to require some intelligence to know if u were in the radius, and many other champs have had noob indicators added.

if you are going to get snared by him doesnt take much thought, if you were hit by an enemy auto or spell you should know by using your eyeballs

im pretty sure when you are within kill range of garens ult, only his screen shows the indicator, and thats fine. they need to stop dumbing down this game adding all these GET THE F OUT NOW YOU GON DIE DOOD indicators

ModWulf HelhammerMar 16, 20161 votes

Knowing when something is going to get you killed is never something hat Halle be overlooked because it is a "noob indicator"

Also, Garen's ult doesn't have an indictor of when it will kill a target

ArmfishMar 16, 20161 votes

While it may be obvious when he is going to snare you he has a window of 4 seconds to do it in. That is quite a long time especially if you are trying to kite back.

I don't think that giving the enemy champ the same indicator that jhin sees would add too much clutter to the screen.