Em

When you're the one responsible for engaging, I think it's generally safer to assume your target has Flash available if you haven't tracked it. The risk of assuming they don't have Flash, overcommitting, and getting baited into a losing fight is simply too high. With that in mind, there are roughly four ways to approach the situation: 1. Engage in a way that gives the enemy no time to react with Flash. 2. Set up the engage so you can still secure the kill even if they use Flash. 3. Go for a quick trade to force their Flash, then disengage without overcommitting. 4. Commit to the fight without worrying too much about whether they have Flash. The Flash cooldown of a key enemy champion can have a massive impact on teamfights, especially in the mid and late game. That's why I believe tracking enemy Flashes is an important responsibility for support players. You don't necessarily need to track all five enemies perfectly, but at the very least, you should know whether the most fed enemy champion has Flash available. That single piece of information can completely change how you approach a teamfight. But sometimes i am lazy to track it in solo Q 🫩