Why do Yasuo players always shove out their lanes, all game, while placing absolutely no vision anywhere? And yet, have the nerve to ask why they are getting ganked/camped? And also, why do they complain to their jungler for NOT ganking them? Like, how the hell do you expect me to gank for you when you're always at their tower and you have no vision set up for any possible counter ganks? Why would you expect me to even TRY to gank for you?
Ralanr3 votesBasically he needs to play super aggressive. The complaining part is because they don't understand the risks.
Tentacle Advisor3 votesHonestly, I just find him to be an obnoxious champion. Not broken/overpowered, just obnoxious. It's why I ban him solely for the sake of not having to deal with him, both on the enemy team AND my own.
GULAG 4 U1 votesWell there are always the edgy weeb Yasuo mains.
At least they don't use KYS as a joke LUL /reddit khazixmains LOL
ThatHaleState3 votesThe way you cant get around that, is to tell him to poke the laner some while shoving. Then if your playing a jungler with a knockup, which is alot of them, you can easily dive the guy. Work with him, dont just ignore him. Even if he is stupid
Tentacle Advisor1 votesI actually spoke on this on my comment to the other person, so to make it shorter here:
I wanted to help him, but I was Rengar. Ganking for the Yasuo wasn't possible with him being shoved up to the Karma's tower with no vision. And, again, I was Rengar. Ganking pre-6 isn't easy to begin with. (Not impossible, just not easy.) By the time I hit 6 and COULD try to help him, Lee Sin had already killed Yasuo 3 times. I tried telling him to ward up, but he refused to. I even warded for him at one point, but he still managed to be killed by Yasuo, even while Lee Sin was walking through vision.
I didn't know what else to do to possibly help him, so I did the next best thing I could think of: ignore him and help everyone else. Of course, that didn't work out, because Lee Sin was so fed, he began going on a rampage in every other lane. The game was literally a downhill game for us the moment Lee Sin killed Yasuo the first time.
D3M4L1S2 votesHeehee, Yasou the glorified suicide bomber of lol. I have seen yasou players die to tower bombing players more than any other champ out there. It is wiierd with that specific champion to attract the most k/d/a obsessed players in the game.
Unstoppable Monk2 voteswhen you play yasuo you don't really need to do anything that requires league of legends mechanics other than playing yasuo
Apocyliptic2 votesIt's just the nature of the champion, like most highly intensive mechanical laners that snowball hard. If they know their champion, they're GOING to play aggressive. It's the same for riven, Yasuo, Vayne, and Rengar, and probably a couple others I'm not thinking about at the moment.
The advantage you have with these kinds of players is that if you give them a kill, just one, you can expect to win the game. That's really all they want, and if you fulfill their bloodlust, they'll be more focused on roaming, playing safe to not throw their lead, and calculated aggression.
As for them getting ganked, you should KNOW it's going to happen if you pay even the slightest attention to your lanes while jungling. Counter the stuff. Junglers don't think about counter ganks until you get high diamond and above. After that, you could end up giving that laner to kills, or you get the two kills, either way you can take the snowball and run with it.
Also, just a note, the enemy laner is now susceptible to dives with a behind enemy jungler and an ahead teammate.
Tentacle Advisor1 votesCoincidentally, I was playing Rengar jungle during the game I'm using these examples from. The Yasuo was ganked really early on. Like, Level 3-4 early. The enemy jungler was a Lee Sin, so I understand that he was going to be an early aggressor. the problem, however, was that the Yasuo either wasn't aware of that possible (er...more than likely) early aggression from the Lee Sin OR he knew about it and just didn't care to prepare/look out for it.
With that being said, I was Rengar, so there isn't much I can do, being level 4-5ish. Now, I know it isn't completely impossible for Rengar to gank pre-6, but ganking for Yasuo was completely out of my reach, due to him being against a Karma whom he had (or thought he had) literally sitting under her tower. Even if I wanted to help him, I wasn't level 6 yet so the only way for me to gank for him would be to literally expose myself to Karma and, in a sense, taunt her with my presence. Problem with that is, it wouldn't do much given that Lee Sin could come in and he, along with Karma could easily kill us both (if not just me, and Yasuo escaping with a sliver of HP due to his shield) Either way, the end result didn't seem to be in my favor so I ignored it and tried to help the others.
By the time I hit Level 6, Lee Sin had already killed Yasuo 3 times, so counter ganking with my ult was impossible because Yasuo was already to far gone to assist against a fed Lee Sin. Believe me, I wanted to help him. But my desire to help him wasn't so that I could help him. I simply desired to help him, so that the rest of us wouldn't have to continue suffering for him feeding Lee Sin by not playing passively (hell, even just a tad bit less aggressive). But, again, the situation was just too far gone.
Xeruon2 votesIt's just matchmaking RNG.
Sometimes, you will be matched with stubborn kids who think they're the next Faker. Nothing you can do to win some games. Just accept the loss, and move on.
Radnar the bold1 votesSeppuku
MunchCrunchLunch1 votesits what they do. they can basically outbully everyone in lane. including his counters
GULAG 4 U1 votes*Any mid laner in bronze-silver