how long must i freeze the wave near my turret for jungler to gank?

Very Hard Engage··13 votes·1,004 views

the answer is...... its so the enemy jungler doesn't gank you, not to enable your jungler or set up the enemy laner to be ganked.

because hell you can ping 8x but the jungler will show 0 interest because its low elo. your khazix was autofilled from his usual top role and doesn't understand his kill potential even if it just commands the enemies flash

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Maximum Morde2 votes

I think you mean it's so the enemy jungler can freely tower dive you. Never freeze that shit too close to your turret. A hard push from the enemy turns into a dive too quickly while your jg is off getting crabs.

Very Hard Engage2 votes

or or or.... hear me out on this one....

jungler sees enemy karthus is more than halfway down the lane....

and he kills him for it.

Maximum Morde3 votes

That never happens. Everyone knows jungler on ur own team is a feeder.

Hyrum Graff1 votes

The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.

GULAG 4 U1 votes

This is why I play jungle myself lol.

Spoofghoul1 votes

depends on if it's their Shaco or your Shaco

Oleandervine1 votes

You could ask him to gank. There's a fresh idea. Something simple like "Hey Kha, they're pushed in, please gank them!"

Very Hard Engage4 votes

"STFU dont tell me how to do my job!"

.....never comes mid again, tilted animal.

Xela Syab1 votes

an old smite support tactic would be to take the junglers camps/buffs so he'd have to gank or invade. If my carry can't afk farm, no one gets to afk farm.

terribleplAyr1 votes

A sad truth about low elo? A top and support main can have a better understanding of how to be a good jungler than half the jungle mains. Over half the junglers have no clue how to gank, WHICH lane to gank (because it stands the best chance to snowball the game in your team's favor), and when to gank. Help a jungler get a lead at while sacrificing the lane advantage you built up by yourself? Great, enemy jungler decides to make your life hell rest of game while your jungler never helps you - even if it would be the best lane to gank. Thanks for repaying me getting you a lead after you were 0/2/0 and behind in cs jungler. Another sad truth? Over half the laners disrespect junglers and force stuff instead of waiting 5 sec for jungler to come. They either die before jungle gets there, or give gank away. And every lane does it at the same time. Then a good jungler who gave top and mid an early lead has to deal with a whiny 0/2/0 apiece bot lane who should just ff and wait on jungler to play agro, but instead decides to feed and blame jungle for not ganking every 60 seconds. Meanwhile jungler is falling behind because enemy jungler was ff the whole time and is now ganking said inting lane for guaranteed kills and assists that negate the kill/assist advantage the other jungler had built up at cost of farming. Thus the good jungler who had to work for his/her ganks to succeed is now punished because he/she is behind in kills and assists AND behind in farm AND being 3 man invaded so he/she can't farm half the jungle without dying 1v3 because ain't nobody gonna leave lane to help.

Sasogwa1 votes

If you're having a good lane freeze, you don't need a gank. In fact, you're in a perfect spot, and it's the enemy jungler that has to show up or the enemy laner to play riskily to shove you in and reset the wave. Actually, it's dangerous to gank. A good enemy jungler can wait for the countergank in the bush, they have a 2v2 with more minions, likely to double kill you and you lose out on a big wave and potentially fb tower.

Stop thinking the jungler has to gank you if your lane's freezed near you tower and it's the best thing he can do. It's not as simple as that. I don't get why you'd even be mad when you're in a perfect safe farming scenario. Freeze is basically the holy grail of toplane.

edit : if you're talking about midlane, idk. Kinda short lane, really hard and not that worth to freeze. There's still the countergank chance but less likely as it's usually more in the open

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