I have no problem with double smite if the non-jungle player is carrying it for a reason but I always like to make sure they didn't just forget to update their summoner spells from last game. What do you think it the best way to make sure this person knows they are carrying smite with the lowest possibility of that person getting angry?
ModWulf Helhammer5 votes"X, you have smite"
TTK Dreadnought2 votessimply ask them if they are taking smite @lane.
Even if they accidentally take it, there's value in getting it
Morality Coach2 votesBest way to do this is to say check summoners masteries and runes. That way you don't tilt anyone for calling them out.
I've had kids get pissed when bugged about their summoners they were gonna change and throw because of it. Best to do it indirectly.
TrulyBland2 votesIf you want to be extra safe make it sound like you're merely casually commenting on their intention to bring it to lane: "Ah, I've heard smite on lane is a valid strat. If you don't mind me asking, how is it working out for you?"
Elros Thranduil1 votesdon`t pick smite unless you are jungler.
Kei1431 votes"is it your intention to take smite into lane?"
EndlessSorcerer1 votes"X, did you forget to change Summoner Spells?"
Telephone Booth1 votesI usually go, hey X, just letting ya know you have smite incase you didn't mean to have it.
Ada Wong1 votes[{quoted}](name=Professor Gingey,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=uuqhulRn,comment-id=,timestamp=2016-08-18T15:53:03.395+0000)
I have no problem with double smite if the non-jungle player is carrying it for a reason but I always like to make sure they didn't just forget to update their summoner spells from last game. What do you think it the best way to make sure this person knows they are carrying smite with the lowest possibility of that person getting angry?
Some people take smite, because the junglers in lower elo are usually always dum dum's, and Never take green smite when its better than "Red" or "Blue" and benefits the whole team?
