How do you deal with a jungler that refuse to gank your lane?

Hikazuki·11/20/2015, 12:36:21 PM·1 votes·1,104 views

We had this one jungler who plays very aggressive yet very careless on safety and apparently, this jungler got killed by enemy's jungler near my lane and asking me to finish him off and so i did chased the jungler but let's say my attack ain't powerful enough at that time and the enemy's jungler had ghost spell which is very impossible for me to catch up. So then our jungler went sulking on me and refuse to gank my lane. He did this to other lane too and when we all teaming up to fight 5 enemies charging at us, this jungler didn't even bother to help but instead went to kill monsters and let our turrets got destroyed. Not to mention most of his kills are from ksing us.

7 Comments

kombu11/20/2015, 2:51:47 PM4 votes

I tend to play by "Expect nothing, sometimes get pleasantly surprised" I also play a lot of top lane though so I don't see our jungler a lot, typically.

Lights And Magic11/20/2015, 1:06:31 PM2 votes

Just ignore them. Keep your lane warded, and play the 1v1. It's perfectly possible to win lane without a single gank.

Live2LetDie11/20/2015, 2:36:29 PM2 votes

Jungler is their to support not win your lane. You should still be able to win the 1v1 and dodge ganks with wards. Don't be rude to the jungler, I had an azir in his promos 2 min in the game said lulu f down gank or I'm afk, called his bluff and never tanked him. Don't be rude

1st Movement11/20/2015, 4:19:14 PM1 votes

Gitgud why do you even need a gank I can 1 v2 any day just be smart to fight under minon wave or cs safely near tower If your complaining on zero ganks that just means your in elo hell

nerak2311/20/2015, 4:36:10 PM1 votes

I understand all the comments supporting our Jungler :) My advice is keep strategic spots warded so they have vision, help them when they ask for a leash if this apples, don't demand a gank....if you losing lane stay under turret and farm. let you team know your losing and can someone help. As a part-time mid lanner I can sometimes move over and help you also :)

Sometimes, Most times a jungler can't just run right over and help you right away, if it simply is a bad time to gank for you but putting your team on notice that you need helps gives us time to set up a play to help you.

Finally us who do jungle need to try not to hold a grudge. More easy to say then to do sometimes :) Hope this helps you.

Korillo11/20/2015, 5:25:16 PM1 votes

I usually play top and I never expect my jungler to gank my lane. I mean I hope they do and are successful, but I play on the assumption that I'm not getting any help up there and will have to make the best of it.