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Please help me improve my farming-presure balance in the jungle

Godesofbeauty·12/28/2018, 6:02:48 PM·2 votes·1,854 views

I have a problem. (My main is jax jungle, I also know how to play very good warwick and rammus.) But now I mainly like to play jax)(Ps: any advice is mroe the welcome only if you are gold+) If I focus on presure lanes, counter ganking and objectives and go where the fights are at I do bad with farm I get around 90 farm at 20 min.

If i focus on farming some of my lanes will suffer because of this and I may be late for a counter gank or gank oprtunity but I will have like 130farm or a bit more at 20 min.

So, If i focus on "presure" I will be behind in levels and gold, but my lanes will do "ok" But in mid and late game we will have a harder time unless I snowball which is not possible everygame. In my case not often. But If i focus on farming I will be a monster in mid late game with gold. And if my lanes win lanes will be an izy win but if my lanes dont I wont be able to carry many games.

SO I WONDER HOW DO SOME PLAYERS KEEP THE FARM UP AND STILL ARE THEY NEED TO BE ALL THE TIME.

I always try to balance this out. And iam looking for some good advice or solution because by myself I cant find it.

Pls. Dont answer if you are under gold because iam silver 1 on main, tyvm. I want advice from people that are better then me not worse. tyvm and sorry if it seems harsh. Love you all.

1 Comments

The entire team12/28/2018, 7:39:43 PM1 votes

The thing for jungling that most people do not get is knowing your opponent and how their patterns work, so you can efficiently farm and plan your jungle routes. If they use a gank heavy champ, then take advantage of their missing presence and steal their jungle or counterjungle them while they are away. If it’s a carry/bruiser jungle, skirmish them when you know you have the advantage and keep track to countergank them. It’s like a true game of chess in the jungle: what pieces you should take and what areas to avoid in order to win the game of strategy.