Yea, they should see it. When you hold LB you see it, after the move it should pop up on their screen.

 

Doesn't always indicate on the recorders screen that they've shown it for some reason, I've noticed this for awhile now, but as long as you're showing them we can see it via LB.

At least for me I feel I can trust you all enough to just tell me I'm DR. Don't need you doing an arm move just to show me. But then again I don't know who but there could be that one guy who lies about it to people.

 

That's what I love about OCW, at least this current roster. Everyone here are pretty good guys when it comes down to it. If someone tells me I'm double red, I trust them. Especially someone filming. There's been maybe 2 times that someone told me I was double red in a DM when I actually still had an orange limb, and that's not someone trying to pull a fast one, it's easy to mistake.

Doesn't always indicate on the recorders screen that they've shown it for some reason, I've noticed this for awhile now, but as long as you're showing them we can see it via LB.

 

It never showed to begin with, the rule isnt in place for the ppl watching the matches but the participants involved. The person doing the limb target doesn't get the flash, only the person recieving does.

It never showed to begin with, the rule isnt in place for the ppl watching the matches but the participants involved. The person doing the limb target doesn't get the flash, only the person recieving does.

 

 

 

Ahh, was always wondering as in some early RIOT reviews people were always commenting on it.

I to feel like I can trust everyone when they tell me that I'm double red as well but I do totally understand why the rule is there.

I to feel like I can trust everyone when they tell me that I'm double red as well but I do totally understand why the rule is there.

 

You're the one we can't trust.

You're the one we can't trust.

 

I would've been disappointed if I didn't get a comment from you like that.