Can towers show how many CS was denied?

5000000000000000··3 votes·589 views

Basically show how many minions were killed by minions or towers in that lane. I think it could be a useful tool.

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Mira Arya Enthe1 votes

How about a counter that just shows how many minions died in each lane to something other than a champion.

50000000000000001 votes

I don't understand the difference. Can't minions only be killed by champions, other minions, and towers?

Mira Arya Enthe1 votes

Oh, your title only said towers. My bad.

50000000000000001 votes

Oh, I meant that as a way to display the information. When we click on a champion, we can see their CS. Likewise, I mean that it'd be nice if we could click the enemy tower to see how many minions were denied. I guess we could display the same information on minions, too!

Kotex1 votes

I would think that would just be useless information to clutter the screen how many CS you miss isn't important if you've already learned how to calculate how much CS you should have at what point in the game, in addition to when the point in game comes where you don't really need CS any more other than to push.

It would serve no purpose. It would just be a useless statistic for people to look at and go "oh look at that. That's interesting"

50000000000000001 votes

By adding it on unit information screen of minions and towers, clutter can be avoided. I think it can be useful to see because it would show the difference between pushing in then roaming, or backing when minions were pushed in, etc. It also shows you how much CS you denied the enemy by pushing fast.

Kotex1 votes

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By adding it on unit information screen of minions and towers, clutter can be avoided. I think it can be useful to see because it would show the difference between pushing in then roaming, or backing when minions were pushed in, etc. It also shows you how much CS you denied the enemy by pushing fast.

It's still would serve absolutely no purpose because that is something the player can assess on their own. There is a set amount of minions that spawn at a set amount of time each and every wave. Your minions mirror your opponents minions. How many more CS you should have at each minute is how many CS you missed.

It is already easily calculated without the need of being shown the exact number. There's no need to show an exact number when it's already easily calculated--for both you and your opponent by doing the same thing for them: seeing how much CS they have and how much more they should have is how much was denied...

Honestly it's basic math. People can't do their own basic math?

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