Some abilities like Zed ult, Garen ult, etc have kill indicators that will show them exactly when to R. IMO it takes the skill out of using them, It feels like the game is just holding their hands at this point.
It doesn't show zed when to r, it shows him when the damage will kill. Two completely different things.It's not a "press r to kill now" it's a, "yepp they're gonna die." and while you might still have a problem with that, it's something entirely different.
I disagree there should be a generic answer to that question, it's all dependent on context.
For Garen or Cho'Gath, I think it's fair. Darius hasn't one, and I think it's the right decision. Zed has one, and I think he shouldn't.
ABSOLUTELY NOT. basically, the definition "execute" means that it scales on enemy missing health so that ability should only be used to, well, execute the enemy as it then unfolds its full potential.
tho since basically all abilities that deal high single target damage are classified "executes" by the LCS casters and rito, i would say just fuck that concept alltogether. having indicators for that just makes it way too easy. could just make it so that if you are near a champion you can kill with one of your target-spells, you automatically cast it.
It makes sense when it's true damage. Or in the case when it's zed, because of how he can go back to shadow.
Cho'gath actually has one too. They get a red indicator when your ult will instantly kill them.
On either extremely obvious things (True damage) or extremely difficult things (DoT for example), sure, but when the champion is balanced by the fact relying on that ability too much can be dangerous (Zed ulti shouldn't kill 100% because you know when enough is enough, it should encourage you to stay in longer to get more damage, as there is always the risk of not dealing enough for a kill), I think there shouldn't be.
darius doesn't have a kill indicator, it's his passive
and yes, we kind of need to know how many bleed stacks someone has
