Jungle feels too important right now

8 Lamar Jackson··4 votes·1,417 views

better jungle wins usually, but right now it seems that way for every game.

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Stillshade2 votes

jg only feels important because of the dragons. Otherwise jungle is completely garbage atm. Xp changes fucked over jgs too hard.

Malix Farwin4 votes

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jg only feels important because of the dragons. Otherwise jungle is completely garbage atm. Xp changes fucked over jgs too hard.

No its because the winning jungler feels like a champion while with a losing one it feels like its 4v5.

BlackXIV1 votes

Better objective control wins the game (aka mid and bot priority). Better jungle just avoids falling 4 levels behind

Dr Endeavor1 votes

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Better objective control wins the game (aka mid and bot priority). Better jungle just avoids falling 4 levels behind

Story of my pre-season jungle life lol

8 Lamar Jackson1 votes

all i know is whoever got the 4 drags wins the games and usually that came down to who was the better jungler..at least in decision making.

BlackXIV1 votes

A jungler can get 1, maybe 2 drakes solo If he's better than the opposing one and botlane is asleep. NO WAY IN HELL he's even a factor in taking the following ones.

Of course if you play normals or low elo you're still going to find obsolete jungle picks that can LOSE you the game and give you the impression the opposing one (who picked an actual viable champ and prioritised drakes) was the one to win it.

8 Lamar Jackson1 votes

so to validate my point. Just took olaf (3rd game ever with him) in a role i never really play (jg), and won simply because i prioritized getting early drags/ objectives. Now maybe i worded this wrong, but i am not talking micro play jg, im talking whatever jg has the better macro play wins. At least in this damn gold elo.

BlackXIV1 votes

Sure as hell Rito's a piece of work. They managed to destroy jungle impact while convincing toplaners of the contrary. Not that it takes much to ever convince them they're the victims.

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