The Shikyo Memorial for QQ Therapy - Page 58

On October 30 2011 16:56 travis wrote:
yes ppl are very annoying when u jungle lol

like suuuuuuper annoying and unreasonable -.-

On October 31 2011 08:17 Nytefish wrote:
So angry right now. Losing games because my connection randomly decides to shit up is the only thing that annoys me. It's really weird too because my connection speed is usually fine and I can still browse the internet as usual, but the game just lags to hell and crashes (I see that "bug splat error report" prompt).

On November 02 2011 12:03 anmolsinghmzn2009 wrote:

Oh this.
Living in india I naturally get a really high latency - around 400-500 but I'm used to it and don't even notice. The only times I have some difficultly is when I'm laning early game as an AD carry, but I only play normal so w/e. But, those random lag spikes where ur champion just stops moving; somehow they always seem to occur when I'm overextended or in a team-fight. So annoying

On November 02 2011 12:06 tobi9999 wrote:


wow 400-500 ping would make last hitting impossible :x

It was difficult for me when I was at 150-250 ping when I played from China. I could not imagine that -

On November 02 2011 11:45 iCanada wrote:


WHY HAVN'T YOU GANKED THE ENITRE TEAM YET!!!!! YOU ALREADY LEVEL 2!!!!

To be fair, there are a lot of really bad junglers out there, but most of them aren't that bad. For some idiotic reason everyone expects you to be top, bottom, mid, and getting blue/red at every given instant in the game... I feel like simply commenting on how a jungler is playing should have the necessary prerequisite of having actually played a significant number of games as a jungler.

The worst part is how demanding people are of ganks. I was level 5 as Fiddle, while the other team had no jungler. I successfully gank both top (Cait and trynd) and then instead of the obligatory "nice" or even "thanks" I got a "Finally, you are the worst jungler ever." despite the fact that as a jungler I was a higher level than he was.

On November 02 2011 12:53 anmolsinghmzn2009 wrote:


This is why I always put off learning jungling. I want to, but between what I think I should be doing and four other people yelling at me I feel utterly clueless.

On November 02 2011 12:57 Dgiese wrote:

/ignore all

seriously, it works wonders. I get sick of getting yelled at and then trying to explain why I haven't ganked a lane where my team has pushed it to a tower, and the opponenet is on full hp. I play worse when I take time to try and reason with people. Ignore all makes jungling far more relaxing.

On November 02 2011 12:53 anmolsinghmzn2009 wrote:


This is why I always put off learning jungling. I want to, but between what I think I should be doing and four other people yelling at me I feel utterly clueless.

On November 02 2011 13:10 iCanada wrote:


Eh, while it is kind of annoying, I'd argue it is kind of helpful. Just make sure you blow out steam every once and a little while. Hell, youc an even play like 10 custom games with bots on your team and on the other team to get your routine down. Then you can find times when the jungle is clear and you can do other stuff.

When you win you get to shove it in your teammates faces. When you lose, you get an abundance of criticism to work on. Lots of it will be unwarranted that you can't do anything with, but as a Jungler you never walk away from a game saying "what could I have done better?" because there is just always a decision that you could have done differently and everyone will tell you about it.

I certainly have played my fair share of games where I am 15/0/15 and we get absolutely owned. You just kind of sit there and say "well huh. I guess I played perfectly and still lost..." when obviously you aren't a pro player so there is something you could have done better.

On November 02 2011 13:23 anmolsinghmzn2009 wrote:
Well mostly my problem is with decision making while jungling about what lanes to gank and balancing my own farm with helping out the lanes. I suppose it'll just come through practice. I should just sit down and grind out some jungle games instead of finding excuses not to.

On November 02 2011 14:53 TheYango wrote:

The big pit to fall into is to get into the mindset of "gank the lanes that need help". While failing lanes obviously take some priority, wasting time trying to gank for hard to gank lanes or lanes that are always pushed often just wastes time for you.

"Gank the lanes that are gankable" is probably the better mindset to start with. From there it comes down to determining what lanes are gankable and what you can get away with.