On live, a destroyed inhibitor has a timer-esque glow around it, and you can judge how long until that inhibitor will respawn based on how much of the rim is glowing.
The arcade inhibitors don't have that, which can cause sub-optimal shot calling by people who rely on that for information on when the inhibitor will respawn.
AwesomeGuyDj1 votesthen toggle it off.
Bârd2 votesI shouldn't have to.
Any cosmetic should be functionally identical to its classic counterpart, and neither should offer more or less information than the other.
If a Zed skin had the "you are going to die" marker from his ultimate as something translucent, the solution isn't "don't use the skin lol" it's "let Riot know so they can fix the damn skin".
Salron1 votesAnyone who actually plays around inhibitor respawn timing will know that they take 4 minutes to respawn and will keep note of that Which is something i've seen maybe once or twice in my d3-d2 games