Some junglers always waste opportunities to clear camps.

DragonShea·Oct 25, 2017·1 votes·168 views

First of all, this a composed rant, So I ain't gonna lash out. But When a jungler is needed in lane to gank when the enemy has overextended or to counter gank, but they don't help out and gank. It gets really irritating because they could have turned the tide against the enemy and get the team a kill not the enemy. I've nearly always dropped what I was killing to save my team because they needed help even if I might die because they were in trouble and I want to help them. However Junglers have to learn that their camps ain't going away unless the enemy jungler is snooping around there and When teamfights are about to happen they should be there instead of greeding for camp clears.

I am not saying they should babysit a lane, but learn to stop and intervene if they have the chance to do so.

3 Comments

HaIlMonitorOct 25, 20171 votes

We have to farm at some point before about 15 when the laners just clear our camps nonstop.

DragonSheaOct 25, 20171 votes

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We have to farm at some point before about 15 when the laners just clear our camps nonstop.

No problems, on the flipside when you are dominating a game the jungle is more safe to farm.

MysterQOct 25, 20171 votes

:( I feel real bad because I had a chance to save my top Poppy recently. But I chose to do blue buff first (was almost 6 on WW).

Like I pinged I would be there, but I typed slowly. And Poppy (or Jax) went into a full fight. And I was like wait wait. Poppy died and I go there but Jax flashed out. Like GAH. It is annoying. I should have been there for the easy kill or save. But that is just something we have to learn.

Like top lane shouldn't be initiating fights when you aren't there if they can't win. (although it was close). Likewise, even though I ping on my way, I should be more careful. I know when I play top, someone pinged on his way (from bot jg) and I didn't notice he backed to base and engaged. Like I don't want to falsebait my team.