How Are Summoner Spells Spammed?

Players can “spam” the chat to inform their team about an enemy’s summoner usage by typing them in the chat, pressing CTRL A, followed by CTRL C, and Enter. There are two ways to decrease the length of cooldown on summoner spells: the Mastery “Insight” in the Resolve Tree and the “Ionian Boots of Lucidity” which are purchasable from the shop. The Mastery Insight decreases the cooldown of summoner spells by 15 and sometimes, high-elo players can spam pings extremely fast.

To track Summoner Spells of the whole enemy team, it is important to know who is easier to gank and who isn’t. In game Text + Ctrl A + Ctrl C + Ctrl V = copy -> paste the text when spam/events happen and your timers are. To select a part of the text, use CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT after your UP key.

Ping the enemy summoner spell in the tab menu and calculate when it’s up in your head or type it out. Most players spam ping an enemy’s Summoner spells when they see them used to let allies know they’re down, but having timestamps on allows for an accurate timer on when they’ll be.

Ping the focus with a warning ping upon using a crowd control spell, such as Blind (Rogue), Polymorph (Mage), Repentance (Paladin) or Macro: Party. Players should also ping the summoner spells to tell their team that the enemy has used their spell.

Local of Legends’ newest 13.22 patch added changes to how often players can use the ping system in-game, which has caused some frustration among players. The main setting to highlight is the option to Show Timestamps, which helps in timing Summoner spells.

Players should use the newfound mental bandwidth to keep tabs on enemy ultimates and summoner spells, jotting them down if needed. MorningComesTooEarly highlights the potential for players to spam ping summoners indiscriminately, affecting strategic gameplay.