Ah here we go;
Why we didn’t do jungling and wall jumping
This boils down to one simple fact: bots don’t know where walls are or even what they are (really sucks to be a bot right?).
This is essentially the same challenge as spells: League was built to be played by humans. For a human, it’s obvious why a path is all curvy - there’s a wall in the way! A bot, on the other hand, just follows the autopathing it’s given. It doesn’t know where the wall is exactly or how thick the wall is; it doesn't even know that the obstacle is a wall. It could be a pile of minions. Bots just happily go along the shortest path from point to point provided to them by the pathing system.
Wall jumping with Flash or other abilities is thus extremely difficult for a bot - without knowing how thick a wall is or how to path to a narrow spot, it’s pretty much impossible to automate. A lot of under-the-hood tinkering with our terrain systems would be required to make these behaviors possible in the (far, far) future.
Jungling is a similar story. One of the primary keys to jungling well is choosing routes that are either safe or optimal for reasons other than pure distance. Without additional changes to our pathing and terrain systems we can’t make a jungler bot that would be more than a roaming pile of 300 gold served on a silver platter.
We definitely think both wall jumping and jungling would be awesome behaviors for bots, and in the future we’d like to explore ways to make bots proficient at them. For now though we chose to focus on other behaviors that would help make bots more broadly capable when combating players.
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