Everyone should be forced to play jungle.

FlyingRoboticCow··1 votes·347 views

I believe the next spot that needs more people in it to understand its plight is the jungle (supports i'm still so sorry that your adc is a bitch) I believe if more people where forced to jungle more often they might begin to understand why the jungler isn't ganking there lane. They may begin to understand that they have no gank assist and can't position there wave in a spot where a gank isn't a waste of time or see that if you're not warding as a laner its not the junglers fault that you got ganked and killed. I still believe that supports have it the worst on the rift but if you can't blame the support the person next in line to be blamed tends to be the jungler.

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MysterQ1 votes

Oh god no.

I don't want to lose more games because jungle gets autofilled.

z63XnLCMwX1 votes

What annoys me as a jungler

  1. Team contest drag/rift/baron when I pinged my smite is on CD then complain why I didn't smite it when it gets stolen.
  2. Expects level 2-3 ganks when I play farm orientated junglers
  3. Does not follow up on ganks but complains that I don't gank
  4. Override on my choice of choosing Elder over Baron or Baron over Elder.
  5. Refuse to contest/skirmish dragon when it's a potential steal
  6. Blamed for doing nothing despite counter jungling enemy jungler and soloing jungle objectives
  7. Blame me when I die in jungle when their laner has enough map awareness to follow their jungler but mine can't be bothered to follow their laner.

I don't think everyone should be forced to jungle. Jungling requires the ability to control the map and some people's map awareness is utter shit.

MysterQ1 votes

I have to question the contesting Dragon. But I mean it is so vague sometimes it is worth it, other times it is definitely not. So many times my team fights over a Cloud Drake and loses.

But if you are jungle, you better not be farming bot lane while we are grouped up. Twice now recently my jungler (once was a friend) just decides to go bot. Yes protecting tier2 turret is important, but kill some creeps and let it balance. Don't stay down there and farm on the map while the enemy sees you split up. Either they force the 4v5 or force the Baron. Get the heck out of Bot Lane you don't belong there.

z63XnLCMwX1 votes

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I have to question the contesting Dragon. But I mean it is so vague sometimes it is worth it, other times it is definitely not. So many times my team fights over a Cloud Drake and loses.

But if you are jungle, you better not be farming bot lane while we are grouped up. Twice now recently my jungler (once was a friend) just decides to go bot. Yes protecting tier2 turret is important, but kill some creeps and let it balance. Don't stay down there and farm on the map while the enemy sees you split up. Either they force the 4v5 or force the Baron. Get the heck out of Bot Lane you don't belong there.

I would say it's situational, but to me Elder > Inhibitor > Inhibitor turret > Fire/Cloud Dragon > Inner turret > Earth/Ocean drag > Outer turret

The reason why I say fire/air drag is more important that Baron is, Baron is way more risky as it does more damage to the team, takes longer to kill and the buff is not permanent and can be lost. Fire/Air drag can be melted fast and the buffs are permanent, serve as a stack for elder buff and is boosted by elder buff. Baron is by far the biggest noob trap in this game and so much throws happen at the baron pit.

x Royal Solo x1 votes

Totally agree, it really gives a clear perception on ganking, objectives and roaming. Something which a lot of players need to learn.

Worst Kench NA1 votes

I think that jungling is the hardest role in the game. Speaking as a support main, I feel that there's a ton more decisions to be made as a jungler than as any other role.

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