Don't Know What To Do Early Game? Here's The Fix

Perry Norman breaks down a repeatable jungle path for League of Legends: Blue to Krugs to Red to Bot Crab. He walks through a decision tree for when to gank, invade, or keep clearing based on lane priority, enemy jungler strength, and camp respawns, with the goal of two dragons and first item by 10 minutes.
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Hey guys, it's Perry. I am going to talk to you guys about the perfect early game game plan. And this is going to be a higher level concept. And so the game plan is not going to be anything too complex, but the idea and the style of what I'm explaining here is going to be kind of hard to follow if you don't have good knowledge of the game. And so I use the same game plan every single game, but you need to have a game plan that you trust, a game plan that you'll follow, and something that you'll do every single game that you play. And so let me walk you guys through what my early game game plan is and how it almost always gives me an early game lead. Okay, so first things first, let's talk about the plan. In my ideal world, this is what I do. Blue buff, Gromp, wolves, Raptors, Krugs, red, bot crab. Recall, it's going to be Gromp, wolves, Raptors, Krugs, dragon into like a crab here. In a perfect world, you get a crab. What? Or recall, lose the top crab, and then you just continue with your game anyway. Blue, Gromp, Wolves, Raptors, Krugs, recall, go to the Gromps. The red buff won't spawn in time. The red buff's gonna be a little bit delayed. Maybe a bot gank. And so in my ideal world, that's what I do every single game. And at any point in time after my first rotation, let's say, I get a bot crab and I can look for a quick bot gank. I get one kill. Great. It's a very great world if I can get something like that. I'm very happy to be able to get one kill. Then look for a recall and then restart the clear all the way top down. You guys know how to do this. The part that's important for you guys to follow through and understand is the adaptations at every single point in time. And let's talk about the adaptations. Let's talk about the first adaptation here, which is getting invaded. Okay, so if they invade, I'm starting my blue buff. And let's talk about the 3 to 4 ways they can invade. They invade first camp. They invade the first camp late. Or early. Let's talk about second camp. So these 3 situations. So let's talk about this one first. If they invade my blue buff early, I am immediately dropping the blue buff and I'm going to wolves. I will never smite my camp early. Like, I'll never smite it early. I always smite it to kill it because I don't want to get invaded. So if this happens, I leave. Leave early. Go to— go to— you can go to Krugs. You can go to Raptors, Krugs, or your wolves. But usually you just leave early and go to another camp. If they invade late, it's a smite fight and then run. If you lose, you run. If you win, you can fight. So if you win, fight. Lose, run. So depending on the situation, you run or you fight. And you should honestly never die. Even like if you run immediately, you flash immediately, you get the fuck out of there. You have a blast cone. You can flash towards here. You can flash towards here. You can flash like here, get the blast cone, dip. There's many ways to live, so you should never really die. And let's say they invade our second camp. What I do here is I go to my blue, I go to my Gromp, I see them, and I just leave. Peace out, bro. I try to do this, or I try to do this recall, and I go straight to my bot camps. And then boom, my early game is solved. If they invade me, I know what I'm doing. But guess what? There's more to preparing for an invade, like wards. You can ward on their, on their camp. You can ward, um, defensively. You can, um, ask your teammate. So there's different options. To also dealing with the invade. You can like, like for the second, second thing, you can save Smite and then Smite fight them on your second camp. And so there's just so many different options that you can think about when preparing for the invade. But as you can see, there's kind of like a flowchart to everything. And that's talking about one situation if you get invaded. Okay, so this is what you need to do with your game plan. So let's continue. I go to my Gromp, I go to my Wolves. Now I go to my Raptors. Now let's still talk about invades because if they're playing Rengar, they want to do Krugs, Red— sorry, Red, Krugs, Raptors. Into an invade here. In this scenario, I want to drop a ward here if I can, and I want to run around to my Krugs. Depending on if I have bot prio or depending on my bot champs and mid champs, I can either defend this or I give it. It depends on my laners, but I'm never hard fighting this unless I can. Okay, so I prepared for this invade as well. Let's say they started my bot side. I do Blue, Gromp, Wolves. I walk here. I see that this has been taken. What do I do? There's only so many options. You can run here, you can run here, you can run here, you can run here, you can run here, you can run here, or you can run here, here, or here. Those are all my choices. Okay, you can sort of see how there's a lot of choices. And there's a lot of different scenarios for why I would do one thing. So let's break them down. That's what you have to do if you want to get good at League. Usually this is warded, or this is warded, or this is warded. So I don't like any of these options. So that, that removes a bunch here. Let's just like draw the lines. I don't like this one anymore. I don't like this one anymore. I don't like this one anymore. I don't like this one anymore. Okay, so I'm going to the top side. Mid lane, it depends on mid lane conditions and mid lane champions. Usually this one's hard, so I would say this is probably like 20% of the time. Raptor invade over here, this one I like. Usually this is pretty powerful, but it depends on mid, mid prio. If you have no mid prio, this one is quite hard. And so what do you do if you have mid prio? You fight. If you have no mid prio, you go and you bring the enemy jungler here. When you see them, you run straight into the bot side. If the enemy bot lane has prio, then you bring the enemy bot lane to you and then you just leave. And it is what it is. So you can, you can just pull them to you and then the enemy jungler is not gonna be able to farm this. He has to come to you. Okay, great. You're kind of winning bot lane now. Bot lane now has prio. And then you go back to the top side. And now the enemy jungler is just playing like chase. He's just chasing you. And then so are their laners. And so that's great. If your mid laner does have prio, go fight the Raptors. If your top laner has prio and your mid laner has some prio or can keep the enemy mid laner there, fuck the Raptors. Go play for his Gromp. Go play for— sorry, red buff. Go play for his Krugs based off top prio, whether or not he has it. If your top laner has no prio, Instead of playing for this, we're at their camp, go gank their top laner. Do not walk through the river because that's usually warded and with Fate/Lights it's very hard to make a play there. So go ahead and look for a top gank if your top laner is under the turret and it's a gankable champion and your top laner has some conditions. So it depends. If you know the enemy jungler is coming, he's stronger than you, and your mid laner is weak, what you can do is you can also fake them out. So instead of ganking mid, Instead of playing for Raptors, what you can do is go here, drop a ward, run all the way, do the Red Buff while he's doing his Raptors. That's one way to fake them out. Alternatively, you can also just skip the Red Buff, go to Krugs, and then depending on if top lane is fighting, you can go fight top lane and deal with the top situation. That's also playable. What do I like? Well, I don't— there's not a— you don't have a choice. It depends on what's happening in the game. Let's say I know that the enemy mid laner dropped the ward here and the jungler dropped the ward here. Then once I'm here, I have to run like this and then maybe go top lane. Let's say there's a ward here, ward here, ward here. Maybe I go through bot lane and I try to enter to the Gromp, or I try to enter bot lane, or I just show over the vision and then I bring people to me. I bring everyone to me and then I run away and I survive, and then I have lane prio from that. But as you can see, when I play my games, I know my options. I just input an equation. Top prio plus mid prio plus bot prio is equal to what? Top prio, no mid prio, enemy jungler stronger than me, bot lane winning equals what? I have 3 losing lanes equals what? Give, give, give. Take small wins. So I know the equations and I just input information. Let's say we get our full clear off and I'm here and I'm playing for this crab. Mid lane's even, bot lane's even. The enemy jungler is here. Do you, do you fight? Do you win? Do you pull the camp? What do you do? Depends on champions, depends on mid lane, depends on bot lane. Usually I don't like this scenario and I just go towards the top lane and I let my lanes play their lane out. Or you can skip the bot crab, gank mid lane really quickly, or gank bot lane really quickly and get them to have prio so they can walk to you and help you. So you apply pressure to that lane and then they can help you get to the lane. If you win 1v1, then go fight them hard and just beat, beat their skull in. That's fine. But if you win 1v1 and the enemy mid laner has first move, then you're fucked. Or the enemy bot lane has first move, then you're fucked. So it depends. I don't like variance and I don't like RNG. I don't like preying on my teammates to come. So if lanes are even, I just drop. I usually just drop and I go to the other crab. That's completely fine. And so I know my scenarios. If I have bot prio, I have mid prio, I go for this bot crab, the enemy jungler can gank bot lane. So what do I do? I either let my bot lane die or— I let my bot lane die and go top crab. Top crab, get 2 crabs, I'll carry later. Or I go for the crab and then I immediately play into the bot lane. I have my, my answers solved for me immediately. And so whatever happens in the game, I just adapt. But I adapt with an established game plan. And so there's no like real big question mark as to what I am doing. It is all very clear. Okay, let's say I recall. Let's say, let's say everything goes decently. I recall at some point. I don't want to be too late to this Gromp respawn. Camp spawn, 2 minutes, 15 seconds. And so I need to return to this camp, at which point I want to clear this as fast as humanly possible. Okay, so my goal, my plan is get to this camp on spawn. 2 minutes and 15 seconds to respawn. I need to get to this camp. Okay, I make it here. Top lane's pushed in. Do I gank? I would say 5% of the time I ever gank here. 5%. Why? Unless it is 1,000% guaranteed I don't lose my bot camps. I will not gank top lane. Let's— let me show you guys what happens. Enemy jungler clears down. Bang, bang, bang. Okay, I can invade you here. I can invade you here. I can gank your bot lane here. Okay, but you can kill my top laner. Great. Usually what happens in the solo lane 1v1, if your top laner is under their turret and they're getting fucking shit on, they will never win the 1v1 until much, much, much later on into the game when they have items, or if the enemy loses their keyboard. And so I don't like ganking losing lanes because you lose camps, you don't help a winning lane, so they're still gonna be losing. It's not like, it's not like that 300 gold is gonna win them the lane now. They're still gonna lose. So I don't like that investment. And they do a mathematical equation. Let's say you get the kill, 300 gold, cool, some EXP. This right here is 200 gold and a fuck ton of EXP. And then you're going to give it to the enemy jungler, and then the enemy jungler is going to be level 6, you're gonna be level 5. And now your bot lane, who was winning earlier in an ideal world, can no longer play the game. And in fact, even if you want to fight top lane, you can't play the game because the enemy jungler owns you. He kind of can walk you around like on a leash. So I do not like ganks like this. Hopefully that makes sense. And, and other way around, he can do this and then you might invade, but again, their top laner is still winning. Their top laner could come, maybe their mid laner could come, and you're just fucked. It's just hard. Just hard to invade when you're forced to invade. Your bot lane gets dove, also fucked. So my game plan, my ideal world, is Gromp, Wolves. I don't like ganking mid here. I don't like ganking top here. I don't like it. Grab the Raptors, finish Raptors quickly. Here are your options: invade, gank, bot lane, Dragon, bot lane, bot lane. I usually hate this line because it's on vision. So I don't like ganking bot lane through that. I don't like ganking bot lane through this either. Vision. And then so those are your options. Or do the Krugs. If I have mid prio and I have bot prio, I like this. I like this. I don't like this because it can be scary. And so it kind of depends. If you have no prio, I like to just play Krugs. No prio, no prio, do Krugs, recall, lose the Dragon, lose the bot crab, lose pressure. It's fine. Then go top lane, top play, invade and whatnot. Maybe if the enemy jungler is doing the Dragon and you play here, you sit in this bush, you know it's not warded because your teammates slept it for you or you saw their positioning the entire time. Oh, there's a pink ward. The enemies might want to face check. Maybe they disrespect. Boom. You can look for a kill. You can look for something to play around, but it always just depends on the situation. At every point in the game, it depends. And you're just inputting equations on what you're doing at different points into the game. And so in a perfect world, again, bot prio, the dragon. Great. Get the bot crab as well. Great. Recall and restart. And so I know my game plan. I know what I'm trying to do in the early game. I'm trying to grab 2 dragons. I'm trying to get a winning bot lane and I'm trying to get my first item by 10 minutes. And I just do everything macro-wise to repeat that over and over and over again. And if things change, losing lanes, losing teammates, someone's like bad conditions, then I adapt my game plan to that situation. But my game plan is kind of predefined and I already have the flowchart figured out. And so right now, if you can't understand the different options here, As to why I choose one of these things, if you can't understand why this is good or why this is good or why this is good or why this is good, you're going to struggle making games while you're playing. And that's why a Challenger player's decision-making is so much better and faster than yours. It's because I know when this is good. I know when this is good. I know when this is good. I know when this is good. I know when this is good. And then based off information in the game, I do it. It's very easy. Very easy for me. Very, very simple formula for me. And so some of you guys are like, well, when do I do camps and when do I gank? I don't know, Perry. Again, you don't know the plan. You don't know the flowcharts. You don't know that after you're on your third clear, you can go straight into the jungle because you have mid prio, you have top prio, you have item advantage. You can go blue, Gromp, Wolves, Raptors into invade because you have bot prio, you have mid prio. You could go full clear into Super Saiyan, like, Like, uh, like Gromp. You can go super fast. There's so many options. It just depends on the game. There isn't one right answer, and it's knowing what your options are as you play. Today I'm going to show you guys live how to apply the early game game plan that I recently made a video on. And so this is going to be an actual demonstration. I'm on the blue side. It's a perfect way to explain all the different scenarios and all the different things I'm preparing for. So I'm expecting my bot lane to not have prio. It's Veigar, Zilean against Kai'Sa, Renata. So maybe this bot crab is a little bit hard. My Yasuo might have prio, who knows. Yasuo into Jayce, I think it's a toss-up. Seems like Yasuo's ever so slightly winning. They both have aggressive summoners as well, Exhaust and Ignite. As you can see, my Volibear's giga losing, which is expected. So this bot crab to me, based off this information, probably not gonna play for it. I'm already planning ahead of time that maybe this bot crab's a little bit too hard, but who knows? That's why you have to keep checking information. Honestly, they're kind of low. They have no potions. Kai'Sa's used 2 pots. My Veigar has a pot still. The enemy, um, mid lane is also kind of low. And so based off all this other information, I'm kind of thinking to myself, oh, maybe it is playable. Now I want to ping. Maybe my Teemo dies here to the enemy Gwen, but it's fine. Just let him die. He dies solo. My mid lane has control. My bot lane has no control. The Renata has no flash. Given the situation, no bot prio, mid laner's playing to bring the wave in. Do we take bot crab or do we not, guys? And you can see here how 30 seconds in advance, I already know what I'm probably doing. Actually, the last minute, I know what I'm probably doing. And it's just so easy to play the game that way. And that's what's happening in my brain as I'm playing. There is a world where my mid laners are so strong and we can play for this crab. And I don't know where the enemy jungler actually is. And so it's a little bit spooky to just send it onto the top crab because what if she's there on spawn? So there's, there's worlds where it's a little bit scary to do that. Plus Gwen's clear is a little bit slow here. And so I'm actually down to play for this because bot wave is even. And I don't know where Gwen's clearing to. And so I'll play for this here. I don't see Gwen at all. Gwen still hasn't shown. And so I'm wondering if there's a top crab angle, a double crab angle for us. I'll just check very briefly and then I'll recall. So there's Gwen. I'm gonna go for it. Okay. This guy has no flash. He has Ghost. This guy should just die. And there's such a fat top wave here. Let's push all this shit in and let's zone this guy off. I, I held tap here. I saw that she has Ghost. And so I was like, okay, I'm just gonna go pressure this guy pretty hard. Enemy top laner is giga depressed. I can fake one time, sit here, investigate. That wave is so big, we have to just stay. The Anivia is just bleeding and bleeding and bleeding and bleeding. I can't believe I just moved my hands and feet all on my own. Okay, that's good. I'm happy. I mean, the guy literally can't play the game. I can't. Okay, I'm going home now, bro. Okay, we have to go defend our bot camps now because what options does this Gwen have? Probably to invade my bot side. And so my Teemo is gonna trade 1 for 1 and level up there. Crazy. We might lose 1 camp, but I'm okay losing 1 camp. I don't lose it. I don't even lose a camp. I'm gonna go clear into the top side, but that's an adaptation we have to like, we have to play for because my mid laner is just so— my top laner is just like so far ahead now. And at this point, instead of playing around bot lane, we're gonna play through top lane. And that's completely fine. The game plan sort of changes. There's one interesting thing here, depending on mid prio, depending on bot prio. Do I want to play for this bot crab? In all honesty, I do, given mid condition. So let's go play for the bot crab here. I have mid prio, I have bot prio, like a bot wave. And so this, this bot crab should definitely be mine. I don't want to give this to Gwen. Gwen getting this bot crab is pretty disgusting. Die! The only questionable thing is if Gwen is in my top camps, but I doubt it. The thing is, I don't see Gwen in the bot side either, so I'm just kind of worried that Gwen actually did invade my top camps and she like gambled it. It's possible, but it was a gamble I was, I was like willing to take because I don't expect that to be happening here. It's fine. I'm not gonna go bot lane. I want to play with my top laner. My top laner is the one who's hard winning. There's Gwen. That's what I expected. I'm gonna go bot lane. If Gwen goes for the dragon here, okay, let's go play. We see the Gwen. There's a ward. She walks over the ward. She doesn't sweep that. Nice. He baits actually. Okay, I was curious to see if he did that or not. I was curious to see if the— oh fuck, okay, that guy just hit that. I was curious to see if the Gwen decided to not have Smite there, but Gwen has Smite. That's fine. So they get one dragon. It is what it is. I don't hate it. Look at their top laner, he's completely Like, their top laner is just so fucked out of this game. I want to go defend my top camps. I have a ward here as well. Actually, scratch that. We're playing for the top side. We're playing for the grubs. Gwen has no ulti. Whoa, whoa, whoa. That has to be illegal, right? Oh, my Teemo won. Never mind. My Teemo's the best. My Teemo needs to recall here and we can play for the top side very easily. I want to play on these grubs very badly. My mid lane is pretty good too. Decent conditions. We have no top prio. Maybe these grubs are a bit hard. The one thing I need to think about though is that Gwen has no ulti. But if anything, uh, yeah, maybe we'll just play for all of our camps. Yeah, Gwen did actually take my Gromp. Pretty, pretty interesting gamble from the Gwen because my top lane had prio and everything. That's fine. As long as we get one grub, I'm happy. Yeah, my top lane had no prio. They're not on the grubs. Okay. Going to repeat kill Anivia is not as worth as guaranteeing these grubs. And so I'm gonna grab these grubs here. Fuck. This guy's so low right now. This is so bad. Okay, these guys are just fucking lost because my Zilean moved up. Beautiful. I mean, I was just playing respectfully and my Zilean showed up and I was like, all right, they just lost the game there. My Teemo somehow, by the way, this Anivia is working Teemo like that. That's just fucked up. Like this, this, this Anivia is working Teemo, no? But it's still fine. Like everything in this game is still fine. We have to play like well mechanically there. And again, I kind of played for my Teemo. Everything is fine this game. Okay, the next, the next thing to do, full clear up towards the top side. Fuck this bot crab. Still play around my Teemo. The game plan is the exact same. I have my item. What am I going to do? Let's pressure into the top lane. We found our winning lane. Let's grab all of our camps. And so what's ideal for us in this game state— there we go, Teemo's finally starting to take action— is play for her top camps now that we're pathing up towards the top lane. And so the game kind of turned into something else, but that was because of this situation in the game. And I just know what to do based off my teammates' champions, based off of the game state. Yeah, my Teemo's level 9, their Nivia's level 7. GG. Wait, has bot crab already? Yeah, I'm not playing with that crab. Here we do top camps here. The top lane has lost their turret already, 10 minutes in. That's what's up. Teemo does the Teemo thing again. This guy almost clapped his cheeks, bro. Nice try. Oh wow, she's too fast. Wait, really? I'm actually surprised. I'm actually surprised at how fast she was there. Bad usage of— bad usage of my ult. It's fine, let's just recall. We're down ulti, but it is completely fine. Okay, so my bot lane is like not weak at all. Vigor is extra 80 AP. My Veigar is doing great. The enemy Kai'Sa has Hubris. I'm down my ulti. Teemo diff. My Teemo is the fucking best, bro. I can take this dragon now. My house is getting a 2v1 kill. Huge. The Gwen's getting some juice, that's fine. I have my item, I'm very strong. I don't care, bro. And so, like, that's all we need to do there. And the reason why is now the Kai'Sa literally just cannot catch the wave. And so the enemy, what's his face— oh fuck, I let him get that. Whoops, I wasn't watching. I have a blast cone, so I should be fine. See ya. Where do you wanna be at, bro? And so the Gwen lost 2 camps there. The Kai'Sa lost like a full wave. Now the Kai'Sa's top lane, they lost plates. I'm not playing for a kill there, I'm just playing to pressure. That's, that's the super important thing there. You don't play to kill, you play for pressure. And then the Gwen runs all the way down from top lane to bot lane. So depressed. Teemo takes his camps, great. Oh hell nah, that's fucking scary, bro. Oh hell nah, bro. He doesn't run to me, bro. Why? That's fine. I'll take your wave, bro. Let's recall and go bot lane and restart. Go pressure the Gromp again. Go for the Gromp. My Yasuo has decent items, my Veigar has one. We're pretty strong all around. My Zilean's playing very well. So play through him. We know that Gwen has no ulti, so a fight will be very good for us. I'm gonna go for the Gromp. Take this kill and out. The weight of this moment is so much more. I know I have Zil'arr coming up. That's a huge shutdown for the Gwen. Fuck, I, I missed my W there. Honestly, that was just really poorly played for me. This Gwen, this Gwen might be able to just 1v9 carry this game at this point. Okay, this game is gonna get harder because this Gwen eats my entire bot side. I think that was just a mechanical failure for me, and that's why you kind of need to play like— you need to play well mechanically. Uh, I really wish I could stay on map and get my IE, but I just Can't, otherwise I lose too much. The Gwen is getting very powerful. She is getting all the crabs, which is very unlucky for us. Let's go play for her Raptor camp, bro. Their Anivia is just— it's rough, rough as fuck. You play for her top camps at least. So she gets my bot side, but I get her top side. Like, that's the normal exchange, equivalent exchange. And so the question is, do we fight or do we, do we play for a— yeah, I think we fight. The Gwen has 2 items, but I have 2 items too. I'm not weak by any means. It's— I just, I should just be a little bit stronger and the Gwen should be a bit weaker if I don't toss a fat shutdown to her. It's because I missed my W on the Kai'Sa. Beneath the water. I need to play slow here. Fuck, I need to ulti here. Okay, we got Gwen out at least. This isn't looking too good for us. I'm be— I'm gonna be for real with you guys. Hmm, it's a hard situation. It's a very hard situation. This game is actually losable. It's the worst part. Let's get some good mid-game plays going on here. Teemo traded one. An ally has been slain. Let's go towards the top lane. Go towards the top side. All right, let's go play for all of our top camps to try to catch back up into this game. Like, I can carry, uh, but I just need to get more items. I've kind of played through my teammates a little too hard here, played through my Teemo, and my Teemo is definitely strong, but this is why I'm not a huge fan of sacrificing my game for an ally's game, because there's just too much variance. There's just too much that can go wrong. And so I hate it. An ally has been slain. Fuck, I couldn't kill the Gwen there. Oh my God, that's so sad. My Veigar was just pushing bot lane. Oh, I couldn't kill the Jayce there. I probably should have jumped the Gwen, but I misplayed, I think. The Gwen could go for Zhonya's there at this point. The Anivia has a Zhonya's too. Wow, that Anivia had a Zhonya's and didn't use it, and so that made this fight so much more playable. I just don't like how far behind I am. Like, I feel like I should be further ahead, but I think it's fine all around. Let's go for an LDR because they have a lot of armor all around, and at this point they're going to get armor items, and so it makes more sense to have more armor. Wow, this Teemo uses Herald fucking top lane. He didn't Herald mid lane earlier either. Oh, I think it's Taiji, bro. I don't know why I played through him so hard. It's my fault, my mistake. It's a big mistake. The softness of her skin. They regret it, but I bet somebody does. Okay, we get this kill here. Hello, an enemy is dominating. Okay, let's kill this guy here too. I think we can actually, yeah. We need Teemo's damage to do this though. But we actually have a lot of damage here. Killing the Gwen there is super duper important. Like, if you don't kill Gwen there, You can't. Bro, I'm gonna freak out. Okay, very good. Killing the enemy jungler is always so good because it allows for the opportunity of getting Baron. And so that's the one person I'll always flash to kill when my teammates are alive, is the enemy jungler. When Baron's up, at least. Let's go for LDR and then we'll go for a Shieldbow. See the Zhonya's? LDR is prepared. I'm gonna go for it. Should connect with my Zilean here. They're gonna be face checking into us, and so that's more important to me than this red buff. Is them face checking? Perfect. Beautiful. We can pressure this turret now. Found ourselves 2 picks. This mist has but one cure, and I will find it. Nope. Our Gwen— our Veigar's getting jumped too. Veigar's fine. He might have Feylights. This guy can't make it in time. Oh shit, I'm killing this guy. Okay, this guy should be dead too. Beautiful. Kill this guy too. Amazing. Honestly, I think I W'd as Renata. I W'd my teammate earlier rather than myself. I'm dead. Beautiful. Another one down. I mean, with the— with the fucking Zilean, I could just do whatever I want. Now the Gwen might eat my top camps, so I just let her get my top camps, bro. Who cares? Just give her the top camps. Let's recon, buy a shield bow. I can do whatever I want with this Zilean. It's, it's a bit disturbing how broken playing with Zilean can be. When you're, uh, when you're, when you're willing to match Zilean's ulti timer, match Zilean positioning, and play around your super fed Zilean, uh, the game just gets so much easier. But you have to be very accurate about playing around him. Wow, I can't believe they don't— Gwen doesn't take my top camps here. I for sure would have. So you see here, Zilean's gonna wanna go play aggressively, and that means that we don't wanna go fucking AFK do all of our camps. We wanna go play with our Zilean. Okay, beautiful. I know my, my guy's gonna speed me up at some point. Beautiful. It's just a bit, a bit free, a bit free though with the Super Zil. Yasuo lands these? It'd be a miracle. Like, like Jayce actually has to want to die for that to land. That's the fucked part. I want to see if his red buff's up. Oh, nice. I don't know, I believe that they'll come face check us too, is the thing. Oh my God, what a fucking play, bro. I kind of had to go around. That's why you go around there, by the way. You have to go around to find a pick and not, not where the Zilean is. You guys see that angle? Your team has Your team has destroyed an inhibitor. Oh my God, the Veigar does so much damage. This Veigar just AFK'd all game, did fuck all, and then like he had a decent topside and now he has 300 AP and the game is over and just won. So this is a crazy different adaptation to the early game plan, uh, but it's, it's good to show you guys how I'm still playing to a plan and I just input information. I don't know if it's the best video to just demonstrate Like a standard game plan, but it's a good demonstration of adapting to different shit happening. Like that Anivia losing fucking 4 waves top lane is not a good feeling. I promise you guys. So hopefully you guys got to see more of these adaptations and more of these understandings as to when to do what in the early game. 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