They said that junglers would get good farm, but only if you farmed your jungle outright. But by doing so, it gives free reign for the enemy Xin Zhao, Lee Sin, or Shaco jungler, and then they get 15 successful ganks off by 20 minutes while your team yells at you for not ganking, they Surrender at 20, and then your team mass reports you for "Assisting Enemy Team", you end up in the Tribunal, the mass-punish spammers vote on your case, and you get permanent banned. Just because you wanted to farm your jungle out.
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The thing is, if you have a half-competent team (that is premade), people might not expect you to camp their lane. Also remember that farm-junglers like Shyvana clear those camps insanely fast, so even after the shorter respawntime, you should still have time to pressure lanes or counterjungle. And with proper warding, many attempts at ganking wont work, so you can either prepare a countergank while their jungler is sitting on a ward, or go and clear half his jungle and still be back in time to clear your own camps.
I'm actually really looking forward to playing Shyvana, Mundo or even Yi a lot more, because all of them melt camps.
Then again, in soloQ, everyone expects you to be their bitch and camp their lane for the first 25 minutes of the game, and don't you dare not be ready for a countergank....
In yoloQ a jungler is a support for all 3 lanes during laning phase. A jungler is almost always expected to carry a losing lane to victory. Just today i had a game where our jungler made us win top and mid, but botlane lost by a little bit. Obvioulsy our jungler got shit thrown at him from our botlane for this...We won thanks to great jungle zac who won mid and toplane for us, aswell as being great in team fights.
I think especially in a lower elo range it's pretty common that players develop some kind of tunnel vision on their lane.
They see their lanes, see the enemy jungler come x times and their own jungler only visit x-2 times, and suddenly it's the jungler's fault. Doesn't matter how often (and successful) the jungler was in other lanes.
In some extreme cases it almost seems like they expect every jungler to be able to teleport.
Note that I don't mean all or even most players with that.
The life of a jungler in ranked is a hard one. My last game the Singed top was complaining about being camped, when he was pushing lane all game and never bought a ward. I just let him suffer and focused on the other lanes because he was too stupid to listen to my advice (don't push and buy a ward). I help mid and bot win harder (they were already winning) and just farm up the jungle since I'm Tiger Udyr. I get fed, my APC gets fed, and we win the game.
Good junglers help their lanes win. Great junglers know when a lane is lost and focus elsewhere.
But when is that? The thing is, should i just ignore, lets say top, where the enemy is free farming and will become a considerable problem later on, and just focus on making mid and botlane winning? I dont want my toplaner to be lvl 12 vs their lvl 16 aswell as 50 farm vs 150. Then is practically a 4v5 due to how underfed ours is and how fed their toplane is.
This is where i fail as a jungler. I feel like i HAVE to try and help a lost lane winning, but it usually ends up with me wasting time trying to gank a lane where the enemy could kill us 2v1 with a laner flaming me because they fucked up.
Sad to see that the Tribunal does actually punish based on numbers alone.
There is always a difference between someone having a bad game, someone of lower skill/level playing with friends and therefore facing off against better opponents, someone who tries a (working!) tactic and someone who is intentionally feeding.
You can't see whether the player in question is new (to the game or that character), has a bad game or is running straight into the enemy to die, if you just look at numbers.
Obviously some intentional feeders won't write in the chat that they are feeding, but many are in some way already upset and feel the need to let their teammates know. So it would be better to take a close look on the chat and punish/pardon with that information in mind and not only the numbers.
Luckily those bans are rare. Yes, from time to time we hear about them in forums, but it only seems to be that many because people usually don't post when they get banned for good.
I hope that Riot takes a good look on those cases to decide whether to unban them.
In this specific case it would probably be best to warn your team before the match and if they are against it, resort to a normal tactic.
While I normally would happily agree this is a shame... I'd be glad to see this stupid strat go extinct.
I can't and don't ever play Singed, I also hate playing against him. However, it is a very clever strategy and things that require inventive thinking should be rewarded as opposed to being punished. The Trollcrank strategy is one of the most entertaining things to come out of League of Legends I've ever witnessed, and many people agree. I think the same about proxy Singed. The problem stems entirely from people not understanding exactly how it works, instantly assuming said person is a feeder.
Whilst I don't think the strategy should ever be used vs someone such as Zed/Kha'zix who can entirely snowball and roam from ~2kills, it is an entirely viable tactic vs champions who rely on winning and pushing their lane constantly.
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I don't like lose-lose strategies.
Kill singed? He wins because the rest of the map doesn't get any pressure and he's worth nothing.
Don't kill singed? He wins because he gets free farm and your turrets will just topple over from constant minion pressure.
Kilz covered a great many points, but I still have a few of my own to add on the matter.
Sometimes ganking a lost lane can result in a double kill for your opponent if they are fed enough or the enemy jungle pulls off a counter-gank. This not only gives that laner a greater advantage, it sets you behind and makes it a little harder for you to snowball the other lanes. Also while that one person may be ahead, your focus on other lanes gets the rest of your team mates fed. 1 compared to 3-4 is better than letting that lane go even and hope the others win.
Your also not completely letting that enemy laner off. In the Udyr game I mentioned before, I waited until Singed lost his tower and I had a few kills before heading top. Luckily the enemy Elise top was not to smart, and she continued to push and farm instead of roaming. She pushed to where the tower used to be, then I come in and she has no chance to escape since it is 2v1 and the other jungler was no where nearby. Rinse and repeat with the help of mid or bot lane and the only person on the enemy team worth a damn is shut down.
It's only natural to want to help the failing lanes. Learning when a lane has become a lost cause is part of learning how to be a great jungler.
Patch will be tonight.
As for this proxy Singed debate, I'm surprised a red hasn't discussed it yet.
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Aatrox will probably be released this weekend, as well, since he's in the patch, just not activated immediately.
A friend of mine was banned for several weeks for flame. All games i played with him on skype was filled with rage, swearing and blame. He blamed everyone for dying, for not doing what he thinks is right, for not calling missing players in right way and yelling that he carries a game while everyone is retarded.
After he've got unbanned, he started doing it again and was banned after 3 days.
The fun thing is that he don't think that he deserved this bans
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