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Perry Norman explains why losing a jungle camp to invaders isn't a disaster. Stay calm, land your Q on red buff, and use their movement to grab camps elsewhere instead of chasing them down.
Perry Norman explains why losing a jungle camp to invaders isn't a disaster. Stay calm, land your Q on red buff, and use their movement to grab camps elsewhere instead of chasing them down.
It's okay to lose things, and you need to find solutions when you lose some resources. Like, it's okay to lose. We already have a nice early kill. You need to make sure your Q is hitting the center of the red buff. Thank you! It is super duper important. Okay, he's going to rob me there. We just like leave it, let it be. Let him rob you. And this is the problem with when people get invaded. They start to freak out, they start to chase, they start to get all angry. Look, bro, I just lost the camp. He's getting kills? So what, man? You people need to learn the skill of being at peace with losing things. It's like hoarders, guys. Like, hoarders hate losing things. You guys look at your camps? Like, you can't give it up whatsoever. Like, you'll die if you give it up. Oh, if you lose one camp, like, you'll get something else another time. You'll get another camp somewhere else. Like, you'll get something else that's more valuable. Because Lee Sin went bot lane, I get to eat his entire topside. I got something in return. The problem with the hoarder mindset, where I need to get every single camp otherwise I lose the game, is that you don't know how to find other resources on the map. I lose one thing, and of course it feels like the end of the game because I don't know how to get more resources around the map.
