Perry Norman shows low-ELO junglers how to stop forcing plays and instead capitalize on their teammates' engages. Work with supports like Nautilus and Leona to clear wards, then position in brushes to turn their pressure into kills. One example: hide while Nautilus hooks, then gank the distracted enemy.
Low E the player spent the whole game trying to force plays, but the best jungle plays aren't created, they're borrowed from your teammates' conditions. Not knowing the difference is why your ganks don't convert into kills. Right here, as you can see, I have an engaged support Nautilus here clearing wards for me because I've communicated to him to clear those wards. And instead of forcing something myself, I'm waiting for my teammates to help me get control through the bushes, and I'm waiting for them to do the work. Watch what happens here. I'm sitting in this bush, the enemy bot lane feels confident to fight, they have no idea I'm here. The enemy jungler is also looking to make a play bot side, so because I know All of this, I'm peacefully chilling in a bush with my item. I'm very strong. We get a nice, beautiful Nautilus hook. I go for the play. We get our free kill. Graves shows up and he's like, "Damn, I couldn't do anything in the bot side." That's how you use your engage supports to make plays. If you have an engage support, make sure to look for something. I'm talking Leona. I'm talking even Braum, Nautilus, Thresh, Blitzcrank, Pyke. You must do something with your engage support. Anyway, guys, follow for more jungle tips.
