@Riot A thought about Rengar's Ult

Hi Riot, so overall i thoroughly enjoy what you have done with assassin rework especially my good hunting partner Rengar, but I did have a thought about one of his changes. Since Rengar's new ultimate has changed to what i consider a nerf I wanted to address an alternate solution. Currently the Ultimate is similar to Evelynn stealth (or camo) where if you get to close you will become revealed and you are restricted to jump on only the closest target. My thought is doesn't this restrict what Rengar can do tremendously in the mid to late game grouping phase. It would mean that to get the ADC you are forced to go through their team, which you cant do anyway because you will get revealed. If you approach the team from the back and flank the enemy team has plenty of time from when it shows who is closest to Rengar to readjust and make sure he cannot get to him/her. Forcing for Rengar to wait until the fight is over to clean up. Now I'm not sure about you but Rengar doesn't seem the type to want to be hunting leftovers. So here is my idea. What if like Sion, Rek'sai, etc Rengar's ult had a global notification. For example ( Rengar Ults EVERYONE on the map hears the words "Listen." or "Focus.", then when Rengar gets within a certain range a visual indicator shows above the nearby enemies saying that he is near you. About the same range as Pre-rework.) I don't think the problem was his burst but the fact that by the time you knew he was coming for you he was on top of you turning you into kitty litter. The Global notification would give everyone a chance to back the hell up and if they don't then they fall to a Rengar. I think would work simply because it is a fair warning but also with the increased time on the ultimate it gives him to to choose his plan of attack on an enemy that has heeded the global warning. And if Rengar finds it to be unsuitable he still might have time to make his way to the neighboring lane for a different attack. Thanks for reading :) Feedback is greatly Appreciated!