Want to win games? - Here's how!

Håppy·Dec 29, 2015·1 votes·343 views

Learn how to jungle. Get Thunderlord's Decree (What a shock), take someone who has a lot of utility and damage at level 2 (Lee Sin, Udyr, Pantheon, Rengar, Nidalee, Elise, y'know the drill). Look at the enemy jungler, and guess (with the help of a ward from a laner) what side they're starting, and if they start a buff. Usually, they won't. So you start a buff this time, get level 2, and then run your merry little butt over to their buff and kill them as they're taking it. They'll have low HP and it's an easy way to force a tilt. In fact, I just did it as Udyr (Tiger stance op), and forced their mid to afk and their jungler to go on a racist rant. The rest of the game was verbal abuse and counterjungling to keep the tilthour strong.

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9 Comments

DeadlyStalkerDec 29, 20151 votes

What is this, a bronze strategy? In high ELO people know how to ward their jungle.

HåppyDec 30, 20151 votes

If you have really good teamwork, yeah, a few wards will shut down this strat. I generally play normal games, especially in the preseason, and people don't try as hard. All it takes is one slip-up, or the general expectation that all Udyr players (for example) are Trick2g wannabes and just farm forever, and you can get first blood and jungle pressure.

The DeckownerDec 29, 20151 votes

i rather just camp mid/top and tilt a laner instead of jg.

HåppyDec 30, 20151 votes

Tilt the jungler and they'll be too mad to come countergank. Then you have free control of lanes.[slayer-jinx-catface]

The DeckownerDec 30, 20151 votes

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Tilt the jungler and they'll be too mad to come countergank. Then you have free control of lanes.[slayer-jinx-catface]

nope, tilt the mid laner, so its pretty much open mid, or the jg has to cover mid, and u can roam with ur mid laner to tilt other lanes too.

BluePolarizerDec 30, 20151 votes

You do realize that this is countered by a strategically placed trinket or spending 4 seconds scouting around rather than heading straight for a camp right? The price for failure is that you're waiting 10+ seconds doing nothing at level 2 while the opposing jungler might already be level 3.

HåppyDec 30, 20151 votes

Risk and reward, man. Give a little or take a lot. If the strategy works, it's a great way to really frustrate the enemy jungler, put them behind, and take their xp. If the strategy fails, well, better luck next time.

BluePolarizerDec 30, 20151 votes

the problem is that if you fail you fall pretty far behind. I'm not sure that it's worth the risk rather than just ganking a lane. I've been invaded before and it can go either way.

HåppyDec 30, 20151 votes

If you know what to do in the case of a failure, you can pull it back pretty quickly, at least in my experience.