that guy is a cheat code fr i literally 8/10 games im playing like a beast after all those videos ive watched fr. we need a video for how to comeback in the game after early bad decisions i think thats a very good idea bcs early jungling its the hardest and always there are mistakes and how to fix them. respect for the amazing content
As I transitioned from ADC to jungle, I realized the immense significance of this role in the game. While my mechanical skills (EUW masters) were intact, the real game-changer was the strategy of invading the blue and eliminating the Pyke to secure the bot tower. This is a crucial insight that can significantly impact your gameplay. The number of times that I have been dove 3v2, lost tower, and tilted playing ADC because of this play in particular, I couldn't count how many times. This play, if unanswered, can just win a game on the spot if you can continue the snowball afterwards. Especially if you can stick around and deny them experience or kill them again. But at the same time, it's essential, as Perry says, that you do not flip a game on that either. For example, a good jungler will likely hide in the fog of war and counter-gank the dive. These videos have helped me fundamentally get better as a jungler, and I'm still learning. You deserve way more credit (and subs) for the content you're putting out there for people, mate. Keep it up; it's much appreciated.
I watch these at home and listen to them again at work. 2 hour of quality audio league of legends content is insane. Most high elo players can only give 30s motivational speeches on mental and how much they lift
Yeah not gonna lie this is helpful for anyone so they can understand what their jungler is doing. As a support who also tried tracking a jungle this is wicked useful
Around 41:00, its not just simple baiting, i call it invoking a blunder. At the highest level of chess as well as league, its about invoking blunders. At lower levels, simply dont blunder, and ur enemy will create their own blunders, at higher levels they wont make blunders unless you invoke or create situations where they CAN blunder. very fun psychology games tbh haha. But its a very high level concept, 99% of players dont have to worry about it since the enemies will just blunder naturally.
Hey Perry! Love the videos. Apologies if this is covered in the Q/A or some other place I haven't seen but how do you view situations where objectives are stalled out? i.e., first dragon gets really delayed because neither team has a good window to do it - the other team always has vision and can contest. Do you view it as a bad thing to not have dragons even if the other side doesn't either?
Speaking of not taking your laners CS, I can confirm as someone who plays ADC that if my jungler takes too many of my minions I do indeed lose the will to live.
question, at 28:20 would this still be a good idea when playing the frontline, like a tank. Say I main warwick and usually I gotta be all up in their face, would this still be the correct play ?
Hi Perry, Im a silver/gold player. I like Shyvana / Rammus and can do some brand/lillia. Does it matter much what I play, or get the base fundamentals first?
You said never invade in low ELO. I’ve been Focusing on becoming a OTP Kindred. Would you recommend me switching champs till I hit emerald+ or accept im making it unnecessarily hard on myself and just tough it out
What to do when laners int and start taking camps after laners losing lane? Especially early camps. Worse feeling when 0/5 laners gets mad because I path towards strong side.
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that guy is a cheat code fr i literally 8/10 games im playing like a beast after all those videos ive watched fr. we need a video for how to comeback in the game after early bad decisions i think thats a very good idea bcs early jungling its the hardest and always there are mistakes and how to fix them. respect for the amazing content
i play diana :( can you help me please?
As I transitioned from ADC to jungle, I realized the immense significance of this role in the game. While my mechanical skills (EUW masters) were intact, the real game-changer was the strategy of invading the blue and eliminating the Pyke to secure the bot tower. This is a crucial insight that can significantly impact your gameplay.
The number of times that I have been dove 3v2, lost tower, and tilted playing ADC because of this play in particular, I couldn't count how many times. This play, if unanswered, can just win a game on the spot if you can continue the snowball afterwards. Especially if you can stick around and deny them experience or kill them again. But at the same time, it's essential, as Perry says, that you do not flip a game on that either. For example, a good jungler will likely hide in the fog of war and counter-gank the dive.
These videos have helped me fundamentally get better as a jungler, and I'm still learning. You deserve way more credit (and subs) for the content you're putting out there for people, mate. Keep it up; it's much appreciated.
I watch these at home and listen to them again at work. 2 hour of quality audio league of legends content is insane. Most high elo players can only give 30s motivational speeches on mental and how much they lift
Perry you are doing an incredible service.
Thank you, my man!
ANOTHER 2 HOUR COACHING FOR FREE?????? BEAR MY CHILDREN PERRYYYYYYYYYYYY
insane content for jglers
im really excited for your crash course/boot camp on competitive play :)
insane content for any players im a mid main and i learn a lot here tbh great videos man
Yeah not gonna lie this is helpful for anyone so they can understand what their jungler is doing. As a support who also tried tracking a jungle this is wicked useful
Perry thank you so much for making these videos. I’ve seen major improvements since implementing a lot of your play style
Around 41:00, its not just simple baiting, i call it invoking a blunder. At the highest level of chess as well as league, its about invoking blunders. At lower levels, simply dont blunder, and ur enemy will create their own blunders, at higher levels they wont make blunders unless you invoke or create situations where they CAN blunder. very fun psychology games tbh haha. But its a very high level concept, 99% of players dont have to worry about it since the enemies will just blunder naturally.
bro, you're doing such a great content! I love your Fundamentals series! amazing! Thank you! :)
This guy is goated
Whoa it's perry! Dude once upon a time took a shit on Oner in a game~~~
I would love to have some information about how to use wards and sweeper :)
I love you man
You are the goat
Dude u are an amazing talented coach/instructor. U were born for this shit perry!
bro listed his stats at the start. "yes, I am him" type stuff
At 47:57 I hear,"HOW CAN PLAY" from alois. 😂
Hey Perry! Love the videos. Apologies if this is covered in the Q/A or some other place I haven't seen but how do you view situations where objectives are stalled out? i.e., first dragon gets really delayed because neither team has a good window to do it - the other team always has vision and can contest. Do you view it as a bad thing to not have dragons even if the other side doesn't either?
Literally have a 60% wr on xin zhao after watching this guys vids he’s so smart.
amazing coaching thx
Nice Video bro!!
Thanks 🔥
Speaking of not taking your laners CS, I can confirm as someone who plays ADC that if my jungler takes too many of my minions I do indeed lose the will to live.
i get 5 game winstreaks now instead of 15 game loss streaks 💀 (ty very much for the guide and info)
question, at 28:20 would this still be a good idea when playing the frontline, like a tank. Say I main warwick and usually I gotta be all up in their face, would this still be the correct play ?
Hi Perry, Im a silver/gold player. I like Shyvana / Rammus and can do some brand/lillia. Does it matter much what I play, or get the base fundamentals first?
Play easier champs. Shyv + rammus r harder + weaker
@@perryjg Thanks for answering :)
Hello, you could try Jarvan or amumu for example these are easier champs to play and they are good !
You said never invade in low ELO. I’ve been Focusing on becoming a OTP Kindred. Would you recommend me switching champs till I hit emerald+ or accept im making it unnecessarily hard on myself and just tough it out
Kindred is very difficult yeah, go with something easy and learn fundamentals
Ur making it hard
Arenthere any of these concepts that would be different for tanks in fights?
What to do when laners int and start taking camps after laners losing lane? Especially early camps.
Worse feeling when 0/5 laners gets mad because I path towards strong side.
Dumb question but could somebody explain prio to me pls?
How win when teammates have no macro skills? 😭
HOW IS THIS FREE?
Don't one trick a champ. Have a champ pool. Master the role.
Being an otp is card you use for climbing rank 1
Hello. What's your peak rank?
Found the aram player