Jungling

Jungle - In my opinion, the hardest role in the game.

Recently I started learning jungle. For some odd reason I decided it would be smart to start with the hardest champs. See and . After a few games I realized that working with more mechanically easy champs would be a better choice so I can focus more on the macro than the micro of the champion that I play with.

So I decided to pick up , due to the fact that everyone says he's easy. Much to my surprise it wasn't the case, and I ended up pretty much inting in every second game because I can't get an early advantage. I tried too and it played out pretty much the same as with Yi. Then I turned my eyes to easy early game jungles such as and . The first few games on Warwick went pretty well. I prioritized helping my botlane so they can snowball and win their lane and secured dragon anytime it was possible to since it's on botside as well. But as I said, only the first few games. After quite a few and when I was getting used to my champ, that went downhill as well and I went on really bad losing streaks day after day after day and I don't know why. I went in with a positive mindset and a plan in mind, but still it didn't work.

Then I tried Amumu (Someone suggested it to me because even if you're 0/11 you can still do something with your cc, so because I go 0/11 often I considered it so I can at least be useful to my team and prove the flamers wrong), and that's not going well for me either.

I've watched high elo junglers like Cowsep, NB3 and I Will Dominate, looked up guides on jungling and read so much material on it and I keep trying to put it into practice.

Somehow I always end up behind in farm, I fail all my ganks, and just become so irrelevant while I watch the enemy jungler snowball, tear all my lanes apart, and my teammates flame me into oblivion. Lately I've been muting everyone just so I can focus on what should be done. But I'm starting to get so hopeless because I just can't do anything and I keep letting my team down and I just don't know what to do anymore.

I'd like to ask for help, like a mentor of sorts if I can call it that. And if not, I'll appreciate any and all advice anyone can give me.