Hey, guys what do you guys think about Jungle Timers? These timers help junglers, supports, laner, nearly everyone to be informed by wards, objectives and so on and are fully legal.
There are many different timer out there. But I think www.ljtd.net has the most overall features and is Open Source and free in contrast to f.i. jungle.timer.com.
Which timer are you using and why? Tell me about your experiences.
Cheers.
This post has been edited by kwoxer: May 14 2014, 21:25 PM
I know most of the timers out of my head. Hell, I don't even need jungle timers because it's some miserable number (50 seconds respawn for camps?) so you don't need to know that because one clear will make them all respawn again. Timers are general knowledge.
I highly disapprove of use of timers such as these.
Just turn on timestamps in chat and follow the code: ob = our blue (5 mins) eb/tb = enemy/their blue (5 mins) or = our red (5 mins) er/tr = enemy/their red (5 mins) d/dr = dragon (6 mins) b/br/n/na (or anything of the kind ) = baron/nashor (7 mins)
Then press Z to view an expansion of the chat or scroll up.
Example: *Steals enemy blue at 7:16* [7:16] Summoner (Jungler): tb
At about 6:00, presses Z to check exact time, communicates with team so they are prepared to assist if necessary in safely stealing the buff.
Also used defensively to organise team-mates to be there on time to prevent the enemy stealing the buff.
Using this tool just seems too much effort than doing it manually using chat. It also takes up an insane amount of space on the screen. It's like having that stupid bar across the top in DotA2.
This post has been edited by Squaggle: Jul 17 2013, 11:17 AM
I type the quick "or" for example to get a fast and accurate timestamp on it, then as I'm doing Golems or something I will then type in chat the time it will spawn.
I highly disapprove of use of timers such as these.
Just turn on timestamps in chat and follow the code: ob = our blue (5 mins) eb/tb = enemy/their blue (5 mins) or = our red (5 mins) er/tr = enemy/their red (5 mins) d/dr = dragon (6 mins) b/br/n/na (or anything of the kind ) = baron/nashor (7 mins)
Then press Z to view an expansion of the chat or scroll up.
Example: *Steals enemy blue at 7:16* [7:16] Summoner (Jungler): tb
At about 6:00, presses Z to check exact time, communicates with team so they are prepared to assist if necessary in safely stealing the buff.
Also used defensively to organise team-mates to be there on time to prevent the enemy stealing the buff.
Using this tool just seems too much effort than doing it manually using chat. It also takes up an insane amount of space on the screen. It's like having that stupid bar across the top in DotA2.
You can set up LJTD to only show an overlay on the Minimap. Nothing else will be shown. It's up to you how you want it to behave. Fully customizable.
So what is it going to show? I mean when you see the objective and the icon on the minimap refreshes, will it just show 6 mins from the point you see it or something?
So what is it going to show? I mean when you see the objective and the icon on the minimap refreshes, will it just show 6 mins from the point you see it or something?
What is the question? You mean if LJTD interacts with the Minimap?
Wait you actually need to push a certain key to active the timer? You might as well type in chat to inform yourself and allies.
But I guess it can be nice to have something on the screen, so you can't possibly forget about it, which I would be inclined to do. Even so, I'm to lazy to install and use a timer.
Sounds like to much work to be worth it in my opinion. You can easily keep track of baron and drake anyways, and the other major buffs are on a fairly predictable respawn pattern most of the time. Its not THAT much to keep track of.
When Riot attacks you with that 'only five comments allowed per game' thing.
Also, when you have a team that likes spamming chat. That could make it way too hard to find the time when you need it. A lot of people I play with talk a lot while they play, so yeah... We should probably just skype.
There are many different timer out there. But I think www.ljtd.net has the most overall features and is Open Source and free in contrast to f.i. jungle.timer.com.
Which timer are you using and why? Tell me about your experiences.
Cheers.
This post has been edited by kwoxer: May 14 2014, 21:25 PM
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