I jungle as Tryn...and seem to run into incredibly dumb people who think Tryn starts at blue. Or even needs blue to jungle effectively....But to stay on topic, I've had bad leashes. ***** not fun, but I can't think of when I wouldn't ask for a leash if I was using Udyr or WW.
one time some one asked me to leash and i just walked up, hit it with my stun (im sion) and just walked away.
2 minutes later he was raging at me for ruining it. what EXACTLY do you do to leash? i thought it was just as simple as hitting it and then walking away.
am i dumb or is he? is there a video of it lol?
2 minutes later he was raging at me for ruining it. what EXACTLY do you do to leash? i thought it was just as simple as hitting it and then walking away.
am i dumb or is he? is there a video of it lol?
I can't think of how people can ruin a leash.
Normally the person in mid leashes because of their range, and the monster proceeds to run behind the wall, giving a perfect amount of time for the jungler to hit the monster...
Maybe the jungler is bad and accidently resets the monster when you hit it making it longer than usual.
So basically I find no fault in the leasher unless you steal the exp.
Normally the person in mid leashes because of their range, and the monster proceeds to run behind the wall, giving a perfect amount of time for the jungler to hit the monster...
Maybe the jungler is bad and accidently resets the monster when you hit it making it longer than usual.
So basically I find no fault in the leasher unless you steal the exp.
Really the only downside to leashing is that you MAY miss 1 CS or even some XP if you're the mid laner and you're giving a decent leash. Other than that it's almost always good to leash, even for wolves or small golems. You usually don't want to leash Wraiths though because the jungler typically smites the big wraith and he'll save time without one.





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