I don't think either of you really know how to play Master Yi "like a boss" as I show you here

Thanks for the response! There were a lot of useful tips that I did apply to my guide.
I don't really feel the need to turn on C2V, I trust people not to do stupid stuff like downvoting for no reason.
I honestly don't feel the need to use tables in my guide. Its an unnecessary flair that just makes the guide look longer but emptier, in my opinion.

I was actually using the big icons for half my guide but then forgot to put them in throughout my guide, that was my bad, thanks for reminding me.
Cowsep is a great Yi player, but this guide wasn't inspired by him. He's just really good at a jungling style popular among Yi players, this guide was written before he started streaming (I'm pretty sure at least).
You're right about the jungle pathing part. I should've added in a more detailed path instead of just assuming people would know the path without the buffs.

Open up C2V to see who voted and force them to comment,you're guide sure seems like you put a lot of work into it but you're not creative in doing so,trying using column/table codes to make your guide look better and your use of the big icons in the guide doesn't look that good cause you didn't have them,there are many ways to make your guide look better,there are things like spoilers that when you click them something will pop up to not make the guide look too long or surprise people,there are things that can make your guide look more pleasant overall things like center and colors ought to do it,and lastly a portion of your guide is a Feral Flare Master Yi if I'm not mistaken and this has a high chance of being inspired by Cowsep but you don't even explain how proper pathing in the jungle would help you clear more camps for it,I do know myself but think abut your readers,you only explained the 1st clear and what do they do after that?

Thanks for your input. I added in the option of an early avarice blade to help out farm heavy Yi players who aren't looking to gank at all, probably due to him and his team being behind.

As for Triforce, my overall opinion on the item is that it gives a lot of stats Yi wants, but not enough of them due to being sacrifice for passives that Yi doesn't really need. I updated my guide with a far more detailed explanation.

Master Yi has really strong lvl 3-gank, but outside of that you should just farm during your early game. If you see good possibilities, go ahead and try to gank but your primary objective should me just farming with Wriggle's/Feral and Avarice Blade. (It's actually quite important item on Yi, mostly cause of the farming advantages.)

Mercury Treads, Feral, Avarice Blade, Hydra, Trinity, Last Whisper

A) Your pushing power will be pretty much best in the game (Sheen makes towerpushing a lot faster and your assassinating burst is really huge with these items. I could call this item-build Jack of All Trades)
B) You can easily solo Baron. There will be a lots opportunities when your team is just delaying enemy team on 4v5.
C) It doesn't matter if you die if you manage to get triple kill on all end game teamfights. What you just should do is to wait that both teams go to fight and go inside a bit late. It could look like you are just stealing the kills but overall, you are doing your job. Your job isn't going off-tank, It is going in when both teams have used all spells and finish all enemies.

Okay well talk to me after you realize how many games you're losing to teams that can't hold 4v5 while you split all day.

> If you have any interest in ganking the enemy
That's the whole point, Yi's early game is incredibly bad, he shouldn't be trying to gank at all, unless the enemy is so incredibly out of position that its a free kill for anyone.

> want to have any real teamfighting abilities
His teamfight isn't that good compared to other junglers, its not a major weakness though so there's no real need to build around it.

> cdr also helps you get your meditate up faster
You shouldn't need meditate more than once each fight, you can't do anything while meditating so it lowers your DPS like crazy.

Okay, what we have here is a failure to communicate. I understand that Yi is primarily seen as an auto attacking champion, and its true, he's bloody amazing at it. What I want you to think about though is just how important using alpha strike is on Yi. When you go for a build that prioritizes attack speed, cdr, and penetration, it means that your alpha strike is going to be up every 2.5-3 seconds once you get onto a target. Since Yi is really, really squishy, it means that every 2.5-3 seconds you get to pick and choose what the enemy gets to hit you with. I understand, full attack speed Yi (now that machete gives you +10 AD v monsters) is the way to go if you're all about clearing the jungle and stacking flare. If you have any interest in ganking the enemy, that is, running in and using alpha strike as a gap closer instead of an initiation tool, or want to have any real teamfighting abilities, you're going to need something other than just attack speed. The cdr also helps you get your meditate up faster, which by the way, is one of the most broken defensive abilities in the game. If you do it right, you should have more like 3-5k effective hp every fight. Even without randuins. Your build works, its just a matter of thinking about how you play with stronger enemies.

Thanks for the response. I'll be sure to update my guide with these explanations.

In response to your advice, I chose to run a full AS rune page so I can get a significant amount of DPS from the Machete, Double Strike, and Wuju Style. I don't feel like I need AD since I usually use it for last hitting, which I don't need to do in the jungle, and Wuju Style + Double Strike scale much better with AS. As for armor, I only start with 1 or 2 potions in the jungle, which I feel is fine. With the changes to Machete, people may need to start more potions, but I still feel that Armor Seals aren't really necessary to survive in the jungle. As for CDR blues, Yi is a resetting autoattack focused champion so I chose not to run those. Alpha Strike's bonus damage to monsters is a flat amount so I chose to focus on AS to get Alpha Strike's CD off sooner, more wuju style AAs, and get more double strikes.

I think a Statikk Shiv rush could be good, but not with my rune page setup. It just gives too much AS with no sustain or damage in the midgame. Good stats on Yi, but not the ones I need at the time I build it. I've rushed SS before and it led to me having a good splitpush but a noticeably weaker 1v1 than if I built BotRK or Youmuu's. Even without a Statikk Shiv, Yi clears camps fast enough and I'd rather have the rather significant bonus MS buff from Youmuus for when I don't want/can't use my ult.

As for The Black Cleaver, I run into 1 of 2 scenarios:
1) The backline is too protected/no squishy wants to stop my splitpushing and I have to fight against a tank. In this case, Black Cleaver gives AD and Health, but the Youmuu's active is much better for 1v1s if I'm in a splitpush, and if I'm in a teamfight, I might get 1 Black Cleaver stack on 4 people, or just 1 stack on 1 person with Alpha Strike, depending on where the minions are. Neither of these situations are favorable, so I'd rather get the much cheaper, higher ArPen LW.

2) I can assassinate a carry. I don't need %ArPen at all and the bonus AS + MS active from Youmuu's allow me to kill the carry much faster.

A Wriggles rush on Yi is weak IMO because you need too many stacks for it to turn into the Feral Flare, and you don't gank often enough to make use of the bonus stacks from Kills & Assists, so its just better to leave it at Madred's and keep on building your core items.

Hexdrinker is an awkward item to buy on Yi IMO, because most mages can burst straight through it, so its better to just block that burst if you can with Alpha Strike, Meditate + Visage or a Banshee's Veil. Of course, there are some champs like Lulu, Kayle, or Evelynn who deal magic damage but not in absurdly high bursts which a Hexdrinker would be invaluable against.

First off, I think you did a really good job on making this guide. It's clear that you put a lot of work into it, and I think the community needs someone who can show them how Master Yi is actually supposed to be played.

That being said, as another Master Yi player, I have a couple of issues with your build/setup.
I like that you understand how versatile Master Yi is in the jungle. I just want you to try something out for me. Try Machete & 5 -> Wriggles & Greaves-> Botrk/cutlass & brutalizer/cutlass & hexdrinker -> Statik Shiv/BC/Maw -> Randuin's/GA. You want to try and move away from Youmuu's because there really are just much better options out there for Master Yi.