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Is this griefing if your jungler does this?

Ada Wong·12/11/2016, 12:48:29 AM·2 votes·453 views

I have had a horrid experience in a couple of games sadly one after the other...

Basically I know bad play isn't report worthy, for example the JG failing to Flash +Q over a wall to get the kill and get ahead, or taking green smite and helping to ward when imo it was the best option if they couldn't help they could have done that would have been very helpful...

Basically what I think is punish worthy under (Griefing) I had a JG in two of my games just run into my lane Pushing the CS giving enemy team the lead both games they knew it was unwelcome, and proceeded to continue to do such intentionally throwing the whole early lane phase by running in pushing the cs / farming again when asked to stop...

Again two games where I have been forced to Mute everyone to avoid saying hateful stuff, but is this punish worthy under griefing because I am honestly sick of it, and going to end up filing two reports for this...

3 Comments

Morality Coach12/11/2016, 5:33:36 AM2 votes

Just say tax me one more time and I'll throw.

Also wait five minutes then steal their red or blue buff while they are farming it.

Make sure they are taxing in a dumb way first though. If they clear your wave and do a ton of tower damage while the jungler was far away that's not really taxing that's a good play.

o Maui o12/11/2016, 1:01:07 AM1 votes

It's not punishable, sorry.

I know it frustrates you. Just do your best to ask the jungler politely not to push your lane. If he's pushing it because you're not there, tell him to hold the lane by last hitting so the lane doesn't push out and put you at a disadvantage. If you're not there and he's only last hitting minions or clearing out minions under turret then you should be happy with that because the gold and XP isn't going to waste. If he's joining you to push the lane because the enemy isn't there, then just push the lane in and get some tower damage, or again politely inform him that you don't want the lane pushed.

If he's joining you to push the lane 2v1, that's super weird. Tell him (again, politely!) that you have it handled and that you both will be behind in levels if he hangs around too long. But if he's pushing an empty lane, or holding your lane while you're based, that's totally common jungler behavior and you should be prepared to communicate your intentions about your lane.