"report jungle"

GodlyBane·Feb 1, 2018·5 votes·797 views

Why the fuck am i getting reported for having my buff stolen by the dumb support who decided to auto attack my buff at 90 hp at the same time as my auto.

Why the fuck should i get bombed when im behind for the next 15 minutes

Stop blaming ur goddamn junglers for forcibly being put behind for some dumb support to stealing it from them. They cant gank when they are 3 levels behind an akali

stop being dumb and dont auto attack buffs if they are below 400 hp. Please use your brains people. please. THIS IS NOT FOR RIOT. THIS IS NOT FOR RIOT. This is for those people who cant get themselves straight. Stop doing dumb shit. thank you.

11 Comments

ChermorgFeb 1, 20182 votes

Um, in my opinion if I'm leashing and the jungler fails to smite properly that is not my fault. I'm trying to do them a favor and leash it as long as possible so they have the health and mana to continue their jungle pathing. There's an icon on the buff meter that shows you how much damage your smite will do... and the health bar of the camp is pretty obvious. If the jungler can't smite properly, that's not my fault.

People blaming the jungler isn't good, but the jungler also shouldn't go blaming others.

CrystalyskFeb 1, 20188 votes

Well, this is no sense since nobody use smite for the first buff of the game.

ChermorgFeb 1, 20181 votes

Given the extremely high barrier set (OP doesn't want anyone AA the buff under 400 health) and the fact that AAs do no more than 60-70 damage, it appeared (and still does appear) to me OP is mad that they miss the smite if there's an auto in progress.

CrystalyskFeb 1, 20185 votes

What?

I'm not sure you understand what OP says.

To me it seems this: 1:40 in the game>doing first buff>bot leashing>support takes buff because he AA it with when it's 100 HP.

Junglers never smite their first buff (unless enemies are trying to steal it) so it's common sense to stop autoing it once it hits 300 HP. Thanks for trying to give the best leash you can like you said in the first comment, but if you force your jungler to use smite on first buff because you might steal it with an auto you are doing the opposite of helping. Jungler will not have smite for 2nd or 3rd camp and will finish his first clear lower HP because he didn't have smite when he needed it. His fisrt clear will also be slower.

It's not about knowing how to smite or not.

ChermorgFeb 1, 20182 votes

Junglers smite their first buff all the time when they want to get the health regen from it. I would not say they never do, but it isn't super common.

Regardless, I think 400 HP is much too high of a request if they're planning on not using smite. 200 makes sense. Not 400.

Also, I don't think getting that worked up over the situation is going to help anything. It's an accident, treat it as one and move on. Yeah, your clear will be slower and someone may blame you for it - just ignore it and play the game and try to win.

CrystalyskFeb 1, 20182 votes

Well, i agree on that part about getting that upset. I mean, mistakes happen.

But even if you get over it, it's really hard for a jungler to gank early game after that happens, so it would be nice if people could stop whining about junglers not ganking/being behind and that's what OP is asking. It is really annoying to have your game ruined because of someone else and getting all the flame too, especially when the flamer is that guy who stole your buff.

ChermorgFeb 1, 20181 votes

I totally agree. I haven't been trying to justify the behavior of flamers or assholes at all - just merely providing an alternative side to the one-sided story the OP presented.

Andrey0345Feb 2, 20181 votes

There is nothing wrong to stop at 400. Everything below is indeed becoming intense. If it's red buff, than aa's actually do almost 100 dmg, and don't forgot if bot lane is leashing than it's 2 ppl attacking, excluding the jg. Also don't forget abilities. Jungler won't lose much hp from you stopping at 400. I've had my buff stolen multiple times just because someone kept attacking below 400 as the buff can get bursted from that if 2-3 ppl are attacking it + might use abilities.

likerioFeb 2, 20181 votes

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Um, in my opinion if I'm leashing and the jungler fails to smite properly that is not my fault. I'm trying to do them a favor and leash it as long as possible so they have the health and mana to continue their jungle pathing. There's an icon on the buff meter that shows you how much damage your smite will do... and the health bar of the camp is pretty obvious. If the jungler can't smite properly, that's not my fault.

People blaming the jungler isn't good, but the jungler also shouldn't go blaming others.

??? Taking a Jungler's first buff should be a reportable offense beyond beginner levels. It's literally int. In what braindead world do you live where it would ever be the JUNGLERS fault. As a laner, you walk away when its at 200-400 HP, no questions asked. It happens in pro play, it happens in solo que, it happens in my fucking noob friends bellylint 5 blind pick A-sol Garen bot lane duo games. And you're supposed to be an "advisor" to the game...jesus fucking christ.

SolicitudeFeb 1, 20181 votes

Blaming the jungler is always easy...