The problem with junglers and ADCs

XinZhao2WinNhao·Oct 12, 2016·2 votes·363 views

Sometimes they don't realize that the jungler is the cement that holds bricks together in a house. If the cement isn't ganking for the bricks, the whole house falls down.

It's like you have a structure made of 4 bricks, and when the jungler isn't ganking, there's no cement holding them together and instead there's 4 bricks and a 5th lopsided brick made of leftover cement at the bottom of the structure, and now it's the 4 other bricks jobs to balance themselves on their own.

Meanwhile the ADC wants to be the biggest brick in the pile, and when one brick is significantly larger than the other bricks, it makes a structure hard to balance because it's not patterned neatly and one brick is sticking out and eventually the house falls down too.

3 Comments

Maximum MordeOct 12, 20162 votes

Every position is critical to the game.

XinZhao2WinNhaoOct 12, 20161 votes

The mid laner and the top laner already know that and usually do their best because they know they're important.

The support isn't that important anyways so it doesn't matter.

ADCs main problem is that they don't know how to share.

And in my experience many Junglers just don't know what to do, how to jungle efficiently, when to gank, etc. I play mid and ADC but end up doing the junglers job for them 90% of the time, and instead of saying thank you the jungler just whines about how I took his job while he's still farming at 30 minutes into the game and hasn't ganked once.