The patch notes are hilarious (emphasis mine):
Right now, there's a lot of frustration between junglers and laners due to an expectation for the laner to help the jungler secure Rift Scuttler when it first spawns. At 2:00, this tension creates forced, awkward conflict between players who at that point are barely level 2, pushing players to pick junglers and laners that are strong at level 2 and 1, respectively.
By moving the Scuttler's spawn time later, players will have a bit more time to plan out and assess the game before committing to taking down the Scuttler; they'll also be less mandated to pick specific champions who are strong at early Scuttle takes.
This is literally what players have been saying since before Scuttle contention even went live. Months later, Riot looks at how junglers with poor early-game dueling are nowhere to be found, and says "HMMMM look at this odd situation! But don't worry, we can fix it! You're welcome! Aren't we great?" They never even acknowledge that this was their mistake that they made in the first place and no one outside the company ever liked it. These patch notes should've instead been more like "we're sorry it took so long to fix our blunder, but like, meetings, y'know. Our bad."