How junglers see their laners.

MY GOD... HOW COULD I HAVE BEEN SO BLIND

Cuz the jungler should counter gank or pressure other areas of the map.

Though he's just bein salty. It happens, but he shouldn't bring salt into M&G.

Jungle's job is to influence their lanes so that their lanes win when they should be going even or go even when they should be losing. They are the "blitz" to use an American football term. They are the x factor that helps put their team ahead by either negating enemy strengths or by exploiting their weaknesses. This may be done by camping one lane or by pressuring multiple lanes. It can even be done by shutting down the enemy jungler on his/her home turf and pulling enemy laners out of lane to help protect their own jungler.

When a jungler let's a lane get camped, they need to either counter-gank or apply pressure to the enemy elsewhere. Simply knowing rest of team gets a free 2v2 bot, 1v1 mid, and your jungler ff in his own jungle is not enough. Invade the enemy jungle while keeping him out of your jungle, snowball your bot lane or mid, get all the dragons; you can't just ff in your own jungle and expect ANY solo lane to hold out 1v2 or 1v3 the whole game without falling so far behind they become irrelevant at some point -- especially if the lane gets outscaled or requires a strong laning phase to be useful. Ignoring them means you give the enemy both a stronger teamfight AND the ability to splitpush whenever they choose no matter how well your solo laner played. Eventually xp loss from deaths, creep xp denial (to avoid dying), etc. outweigh cs and all the 1v2 and 1v3 outplays.

So, why would you gank top? Sometimes you should gank the lane that is being camped -- even if it means ignoring an extra jungle camp, coming top can punish the camp -- your toplaner nearly killed 2 enemies in a 1v2 or 1v3 -- if you come, you get a free double kill in a 2v2 or 2v3 and deny the enemy top/jungle from gaining xp advantage over your toplaner. Do this a few times and they'll think twice about camping him. And if they still do camp him, he's probably gotten the items to be able to escape or even win the fight 1v2. Now you are free to roam the rest of the map and 4v3 pressure towers/objectives -- knowing that any 5v5's you have a huge advantage thanks to your toplaner.

So why would you counter jungle? If you are a strong duelist, but can't ever seem to get the 2v2 or 2v3 top, counter jungling is a good option. It let's you shut their jungler out of resources while pulling ahead of him. If enemy top comes to his aid, good you now have your top come and win the 2v2. If you play it right and drop some nice deepwards, you will also help keep your laners safer from enemy jungle ganks AND maybe get a chance to kill their jungler 1v1.

So why whould you snowball other lanes? Say you don't like the chances of getting a 1v1 or their mid/bot/top can reach you much faster than your teammates can, snowballing lanes could be a better option. Get your bot ahead, get some kills and start stacking dragons. Get bot tower "first brick" and group mid to pressure more towers. Snowball mid and they start roaming bot/top to force enemies into choosing between outnumbered fights vs fed opponents (you and mid plus the non-fed teammate(s) whose lane you are ganking) or giving up cs and the tower. This puts your team ahead making them play better (usually) AND means you can start focusing more on farming and capturing neutral objectives like dragon without worrying as much about the enemy jungler ganking. Because when he/she does gank the teammate you snowballed ahead, your teammate will either escape without dying, get reply kills in outnumbered fights, or straight up kill the enemy without dying.

What you do needs to depend on HOW your teammates are doing and which champs they are playing as well as what champ you are playing. But the point is you must be PROACTIVE not just free farming in your own jungle and expecting your 10 cs lead vs the enemy jungler is enough to negate all the kills and xp advantage he gave his team by ganking when you sat on your butt in your own jungle farming. You also need to consider when to gank and invade and when NOT to do so. Ex: you don't make bot/mid/top run through 4 waves of cs at their own tower and miss out on all that to try to get a kill in lane. You wait for the wave to get nearly farmed out when the enemy is still pushed up and then gank -- your laner will thank you for it if they are intelligent. That's just 1 example of how timing your gank properly can make a huge difference. If you do what I suggested, your laner will probably be able to help you have an effective gank. If you make them choose the 4 minion waves OR the gank, you probably get a failed gank AND tons of missed cs and xp.

2525, if mans still alive