Could Wards ping when they spot enemies?
Similar to the ping the Scryer's Bloom does when it hits an enemy?
Similar to the ping the Scryer's Bloom does when it hits an enemy?
I feel like it may add to much noise clutter, if it simply added a visual ping maybe I'd be okay with it. Though in my opinion I dont think its really necessary to put something like that into the game.
No. I think players should just look at the minimap more. That would just encourage poor map awareness.
The wards from SightStone should. And it should be a different ping noise than we usually have.
I actually hate that scryers ping. I tower dove too many times thinking it was an ally saying to go in.
The game already practically plays itself. Why keep going down that awful path?
hell no now we have to reward people for not looking at the map when they should be? -_-
mandrake wards were tested and found to be wanting. So i doubt riot will implement something like this.
No, that's what the minimap is there.
What I would like instead is the ward crying out in death as it gets destroyed haha I can see someone approaching it, either on the map or on the minimap, where, you know, a champ's head is larger and more noticeable than some vision aoe due to the champ's red circumference and movement. Sometimes the champs blatantly pass the ward over and over without ever coming back to destroy it, I still notice that, as well as SOME of the times where they do destroy it and I go 'oh! the nerve...' but there are times when I just don't notice the 3 or 4 aa's it takes, as I am focused on other stuff, a fight going on in my screen or somewhere else on the map, or just farming and trying not to get outpoked. Suddenly, ganked >_> And I go 'but but but mah pinky' to discover later on that it was gone and my eyes weren't on it when it happened.
Just a pet peeve.
IMO I don't even think Scryer's should ping. It's very distracting most of the time, and I can remember a few different times when they first came out that a teammate mistook it for a ping to go in and died overreaching.