Perry Norman explains why junglers farming solo camps when their team is ready to fight actually throws leads. Once champions like Sett and Zeri are out of base, shift to Rift Herald, turret plates, and team fights instead of grinding red buff and Krugs.
You are ruining your mid game by over farming when you're ahead. So many people are like, I need to keep farming in the mid game. That's not the case. When your teammates are ready to play the game, you must play the game with them. So right now my Sett just came off base, my Ivern just came off base, my Zac is ready. Instead of farming my red buff and my Krugs, I am going to go to look to do the Herald. And after the Herald, I am still going to look to apply pressure on the map because my teammates are still applying pressure. So here we are applying pressure with the Herald because my teammates are still trying to break this turret and kill the top laner and dive the top laner. So I'm not going back to my camps here. Instead, I'm applying pressure to the Singed, and I'm making sure that we are going to get more than just my red buff and my Krugs. We're getting top turret, we're getting kills, we're getting pressure. This is what you're supposed to do when you're ahead in any League of Legends game. You want to try to apply pressure, and it all depends on whether your teammates are ready to go forward or not. If my top laner Zeri or my Ivern decided to recall, I would no longer stay in the top fight. As you can see now, Sett's recalling, everyone else is recalling, so I am now staying away from the fight. I'm going away, and I'm going to leave keep and recall. Follow for more jungle tips.
