Avoid spamming random laughs when your jungler comes to gank

BeatzBoyFTW··2 votes·471 views

Almost every game as a top laner, I see this type of dumb behavior a lot. (Let's assume I'm on blue side)

It's always Level 1, me & my lane opponent be like, quietly passively farming minion goldz. Then around Level 3-4, for some reason, the enemy would just stand behind a distance back & spammed tons of laughs & taunt emotes. Thinking highly suspicious of it, I went back & around to ward the bush over the wall, and what do we have here? A jungler who has been staying in that same bush awaiting to gank my ass off.


I assume only these types of behaviors exists between Bronze-Silver ranks. So here's a tip. If you guys wanted an effective gank from your beloved jungler, don't make yourself look so obvious.

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Twiggles2 votes

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TeCoolMage1 votes

I don't know about top lane, but mid lane has Lux so I can spam laugh even when the jungler isn't around.

Ichinose1 votes

I still want to spam my Zed laugh , thanks.

MisterHealYoGirl1 votes

TBH when i'm playing sion whenever i'm not actively last-hitting or trading i'm spamming taunt

Spicy Rice1 votes

That's the proper method to play sion

Vincent Lucius1 votes

Spam that laugh. Spam it and stomp on their dreams!

Nagoh Shan1 votes

Singed

Unpaladin1 votes

I've noticed this, and do it unintentionally sometimes. It makes for some entertaining encounters; one of my tactics as Nasus is to use emotes to try and distract the enemy so that I can either get a minion or hold them still for a gank. Always works. :^)

Whenever I'm with my premade and he's spamming emotes in the bush though, it's really hard to resist.

yogozin1 votes

Meh, I spam 99% of the time, jungler or not, and whenever my jungler ganks, it's a great success.

Just Blame Jenny1 votes

You'll see this in players' movements, too. When the jungler is near, they'll instinctively start moving forward. A massive tell.

The trick is to make your forward movement seem unintentional (i.e. you've walked "out of position"). Doing that reliably's an art in itself though.

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