Anyone Else Feel Like The More Riot Changes the Jungle...

Forhonor321·Jan 26, 2017·4 votes·636 views

...the worse it gets for champions who were already struggling in the jungle and continues to limit the jg pool to and FUCKING ? Seriously, I honestly feel like these are the only jg champs I ever see now a days, especially Lee who I swear I've seen him in every single one of my last 5 or so games. I fairly aware that these changes were due to how junglers were apparently giving too much power in ganks or pressure to lanes or whatever else was the cause, but these changes are essentially killing off any junglers who can't keep up currently. I've never seen one AP jungler outside of Diana which i played myself and even then she feels like she barely passes, I have no clue the last time I saw a Sejuani or Kindred or what other junglers were out there, and overall it just doesn't feel fun to be a jungler anymore if the champ pool is limited to those that I've mentioned above.

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RewtJan 26, 20171 votes

The problem is that junglers cant get XP consistently out of the jungle. we have to gank the fuck out of lanes and steal the xp flowing through the laner's veins if we want to be anywhere near our laners in level. its killed pretty much every Hard farm champ in the jungle.

B00B00Jan 26, 20171 votes

it's not limited though, the eligible ones which can keep up at a good pace and have map pressure;

Graves Amummu - AP Kha Lee Vi Heca - AD or AP Rek'Sai Nidalee - AP /while considered really weak the people that main her still regularly destroy. Rengar new Warwick Shaco - AD or AP Shyvana Nocturne Rammus Zac -AP Quinn - lowest win rate of the lot at 49.88%

Vi, Shaco, Shyvana, Nocturne, Rammus, Zac actually have the highest win rates, zac has the lowest out of those at 50.05%

thats actually a pretty extensive list, if you look to where ELO starts to get to the players that really know there stuff Nidalee and Kindered are two of the highest win rates but least picks assuming only ''mains'' play them right now for the low-pick rate.