But what dose the SS actually stand for? To directly answer your question, 'ss' is a shorter version of 'miss'. In certain regions, they differentiate between this and "MIA", which is meant to refer to a specific opponent whose location is not known rather than a lane with missing people. From a forum post :. Normally only called during the laning phase of a game. The lane from where the enemy is missing can be and should be said after ss, and a number of enemies missing can be inserted after that; So "ss top 2" simply means that 2 enemy champions that were laning top are now missing, and your teams mid should be extra careful as should you.
Missing in action, an enemy champion is missing in sense that your team does not know his location. For when you are going into a teamfight and only see 4 enemies ahead of you there is a good chance that Fiddlesticks is going to jump to you soon from his hiding place, for example.
And in N. These answers are somewhat incorrect. It does stand for a missing champion but I prefer the MIA usage. SS could also potentially stand for summoner spells and I have seen people use that in game. For example, "mid no ss" clearly means middle lane has no flash or ignite. I have seen people abbreviate this to "mid ss".
So, if someone calls this and their opposing laner is still in the lane it means they have just used their summoners, most likely. It is not used with any other meaning at least in EUW servers , though I have heard of some Americans using it for summoner spells.
I wouldn't recommend that usage; for summoner spells it is more usefull to call the spell they burned, since ignite and flash are way diffrent things. Just ping enemy missing drag to the left and you're fine ; also ping danger in the direction they were heading.
I always thought of it meaning single-sided. Usually players tend to call ss when they notice in a dual players lane usually top or bottom lane , that the one of the two opponents left that lane.
Of course, other interpretations as stated here are also valid. Now in the EU servers, it seems that ss is more used. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. What does SS stand for when an opponent is missing? Ss has 4 meanings. Short stacked 2. Shortstop 3.
Screenshot 4. What does Ss stand for? What is ss short for? The lane from where the enemy is missing can be and should be said after ss, and a number of enemies missing can be inserted after that; So "ss top 2" simply means that 2 enemy champions that were laning top are now missing, and your teams mid should be extra careful as should you.
Missing in action, an enemy champion is missing in sense that your team does not know his location. For when you are going into a teamfight and only see 4 enemies ahead of you there is a good chance that Fiddlesticks is going to jump to you soon from his hiding place, for example.
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