"Don't blame me because you're losing lane." - Jungler
I have a problem with junglers who don't feel "obligated" (their favorite word of choice) to gank top lane after the top laner leashes for them. It's a sacrifice to start a level behind in top lane.
As a top laner, I'm not obligated to leash! A good jungler with AS runes, feast, savagery, secret stash or runic affinity, recovery or unyielding, and tough skin can absolutely jungle without a leash.
Also, there's nothing wrong with starting at wolves/raptors, getting level 2, then getting river rift before going back to red/blue buff.
So yes, I fully expect a level 2 gank if I leash for you.
As a matter of fact, when I get a leash from top lane, I gank at 2.
And when I'm top lane and I see my opponent coming from a leash, I drop back and play safely, fully expecting the jungler to come gank me.
EDIT/UPDATE: A piece of missing information, I always leash the red buff.
2nd Update: Somewhere along the lines you noobs made the assumption that I'd lose my lane beacuse I leash. No, I still win my lane (unless it's GP, I hate him). I'd just like to gain an early advantage.
All have piss poor level2 ganks against competent laners. And every SINGLE jungler will lose the other half of their jungle while they waste time most likely failing a gank, and the enemy jungler farms up and becomes a monster, contests their jungle and forces them to back or kill them.
champs because even though I have more CS, with more kills, I'm still losing my tower to cheesy item passives because he's pushing faster.