Okay, "Didn't see it" is not an excuse.

Azukus·4/15/2015, 12:01:57 AM·1 votes·479 views

I'm so sick of someone not clicking lantern and dying/flashing over/avoiding my lantern with the excuse of "didn't see it". It's a big glowing circle filled with Green/Blue/Red (depends on skin) on your champion. Your tunnel vision isn't that bad to the extent to where you can't see your own champion. Even an indicator pops up for you to click it.

6 Comments

Izbiz4/15/2015, 12:31:20 AM1 votes

I don't think they use it as an excuse. They are merely telling you what happened.

Ice Weasel X4/16/2015, 12:15:36 AM1 votes

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I'm so sick of someone not clicking lantern and dying/flashing over/avoiding my lantern with the excuse of "didn't see it". It's a big glowing circle filled with Green/Blue/Red (depends on skin) on your champion. Your tunnel vision isn't that bad to the extent to where you can't see your own champion. Even an indicator pops up for you to click it.

Actually, it's very possible that the person didn't see it. I rarely have missed a Thresh lantern because I'm a support main and don't have many games played with an allied Thresh trying to save me with one, but I do have a problem with losing sight in a skirmish. I'm not colorblind, but I still lose track of my own character in dogpiles. I lose sight of my pointer. When there are flashing lights everywhere, another bright light doesn't necessarily draw my attention.

Krigjer4/16/2015, 12:19:09 AM1 votes

No, it's not an excuse, it's a reason and an explanation.

I've done it. Tunnel-visioned so bad you miss obvious things like that. Here's a clue, they probably already feel stupid after realizing they missed it. They really don't need you berating them for it.

Kazaashi4/16/2015, 12:22:24 AM1 votes

But it is a reason.