affects their entire team it's harder to control vision all laners need to play safer and receiving ganks are also riskier in cases where the enemy jungler has information or hard read you're suddenly put into a fight with even numbers but less firepower it goes without saying that a jungler's impact on the game is one of the most apparent out of any role they can single-handedly dismantle an entire lane turn around what looks like a completely lost matchup or even make that clutch baron seal that gets her whole team back into the game no matter what role somebody plays the combination of their micro play aka mechanics as well as their macro play aka decision making affect their performance in the same way certain exercises strain corresponding muscles each rolling league challenges players in different ways of course a player that means blitzcrank or leona probably lacks the precise movements their bot lane partners bring as winning the game is often decided by dodging lethal abilities in contrast the support player's ability to hit crucial skills is where they put in the time to refine their craft junglers whether actively or subconsciously have honed their ability to impact the flow of the game an aggressive player can speed up games by fitting in ganks every other minute while a more defensive player can slow them down by providing vision control and also being present to protect their teammates it's because this concept is so abstract that there is a night and day difference between proactive junglers and those who are just trying to get by the impact a pirate farmer shyvana has as opposed to a shinsau that's ganged all three lanes by the four minute mark is gonna be substantially different it's because of a jungler's importance that players are often found raging at their own jungler when they make the wrong play they'll gank the right lanes or commit whatever else that they view as a mistake although they may not always have the mental capacity to correctly judge whether it's a jungler's fault or not they do have one thing right they acknowledge directly or subconsciously the importance of a jungler moving on to the next point let's talk about baxter gaming the majority of gamers hate the idea of backseat gaming when a teammate's understanding of the game clashes with their junglers things get messy and more often than not they end with defeat they might feel the need to micromanage and tell their jungler how to play the game before moving forward let me ask you a question of the day do you prefer teammates with better mechanics or who are better at communicating while those games are rare i typically find that my teammates play better when no one is flaming and players are actually giving good information to each other let me know your answers in the comments down below and let's get back into the video being an excellent jungler not only requires a lot of knowledge it requires in many ways shapes and forms mental fortitude the ability to filter out all the bad misinformation communicated understanding when to trust your own decisions conversely when to trust a teammate alongside all the prerequisite knowledge required to even pilot the world to begin with is a heavy burden it's tough there's always going to be someone on the team crying for a gank but a player might see a different opportunity elsewhere the hardest part of all of this is that you can make an objectively correct decision but your teammates are unhappy with the results
START_SELFPROMO_TOKEN affects their entire team it's harder to control vision all laners need to play safer and receiving ganks are also riskier in cases where the enemy jungler has information or hard read you're suddenly put into a fight with even numbers but less firepower END_SELFPROMO_TOKEN