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idk why people find agurin boring. Just because he's not flamboyant like other streamers. He's very methodical, insanely smart and efficient about the game, explains his reasoning for what he does to chat, really good mechanically, and always seems to have an answer for what the enemy does. I've never seen a solo q jungler as consistent and methodical as agurin.
Shoutout to all the fellas who said over and over again that Agurin only reached Rank 1 in Korea because it was early in the Season. And that he could never do it when he had to reach 1500 LP.
What a humble Man Midbeast is. I am now 0:40 seconds into the video and he only mentioned ONCE that he beat Dopa, Faker, Chovy, etc. Personally, such genius paired with such humbleness is beyond my imagination, I truly was born in the right era of humanity!
agurin is not boring, i watch him in english and in german cuz im german aswell, and all i can say is that he is the most informative and entertaining lol streamer for me and many others, keep it up champ and oh yea he is the literally rank 1
About Q-tips, this is why they say to never use Q-tips clear your ears. They're not made to be used that way and are also more likely to clog your ears by pushing wax deeper into the ear. Outside the fact you can push it too deep and perforate your ear drum. Q-tips also damage the ear walls and can remove the hairs that prevent stuff getting stuck in your ears. If you want to clear your ears, get these ear washers at your local pharmacy even if they're probably not nearly as satisfying to use.
About your question what’s next for Argurin. He‘s gonna fill in for the relegation matches of a German first division team, where he played with other German streamers like Noway4U for the past seasons and reached div1
nah, it's not flashy... so not what the ppl like, even myself as a jungle main (transitioning to mid main tho) find it pretty dry but i understand he's doing a lot lol i think non-jg mains wouldn't like this content😩
One thing to note is how agurin always maintains his jungle rotation. since aatrox can escape ganks way too easily, he knows from champselect that he wont ever go top. so he clears his camps top to bot, even if he has to walk there first. examples are 8:10 (wolves > gromp), 11:00 (same thing, maintains bottom half rotation. note that he clears gromp before blue such that the spawn timers align since blue spawns less often), 13:25 (topside in order). even if it takes longer to get to his first camp, maintaining saves much more time ob later clears and does not leave him in weird scenarios where he wastes time later. this is very efficient and consistent, which you are looking for
agurin could hit rank1 any server tbh. Ever since Blade attempted it i wondered why agurin never tried considering he has always been high elo EUW and hits rank 1 there whenever he feels like it.
like drew says, the man doesn't do anything particularly insane, he kind of just shepherd's his team into the win by being very strategic, sort of like a commander tactfully choosing weak/strong points in battles and based off all the comments from boot campers in korea server, (about their perma skirmishing game environment), i'd say jg is just a perfect role to play with Agurin's "commander playstyle" but he also plays at a very high standard since he keeps up with and ahead of the exp curve. something which is insanely hard to do if you've ever played jungle at any respectable elo, where jgling begins to get more and more cutthroat i like seeing his playstyle even though it's a bit dry but he is actually doing a lot. u see him constantly pinging teammates off bad fights and trying to get them to take *good teamfights by forcing the fights himself (he dies a few times for that, unfortunately) but also his pathing is great, he's always around the action but more importantly, he's stopping the enemy team from taking more of a lead. i mean stuff you would expect a jungler to do (like picking up waves after a teammate dies or even killing the enemy laner) but it's so flawless the way he does it making it look easy being to be at the correct place exactly when he needs to be there finally i like that he took a moment to think about what items to buy that'll help him the team/game.. most people don't take that long in the fountain to really think about what they need lol it's strange to see because he's literally like a textbook jungler but he's playing at the highest elo smh 🙃
I didnt watch much of either dantes or agurin, but I did listen to the first couple minutes of the argument. Naturally I paused the argument upon hearing he was rank one. No additional words necessary. Been enjoying Agurins's streams.
Who says he is boring... Like literally maybe 13yo kids that watch Dantes slowly losing it to the voices in his head, because it is the only thing that allows their 30s attention span brains keep watching. Agurin is smart, educational, very competetive and consistent. His english streams are THE thing you want to watch to learn something. He just doesn't make an idiot of himself like Dantes or Drututt (I don't hate on them, they just cringe me out HARD. I'm too old to watch them gg).
@@JDyo001 Ye except spitting some completely disgusting flame on enemies and allies alike if game doesn't go his way, then adding IN GAME so it is fine. Not cringe at all. He is a good player but I can't fucking stand him, just so unfunny.
He maximises the advantages of every lane, that’s why he is so constant. We all love to see pro players 1V9 and W but let’s be honest it should always be the last resort.
1505 he put the flag inside the his ultimate so that way he never leaves the ultimate. Miss play on his part but i dont think it matters cause lucian would get away anyways i think
Question for high elo midlaners out there cuz I didnt find where to ask it (maybe midbeastc could answer this): I play A Sol and generally I am very good at laning I keep perfect CS most of the time, but as a scaling champ most of the time I lose as my sidelanes get stomped way too early, when is it okay to just give up lane and potentially sacrifice farm or turret plates to help my sidelanes? Or do I just stick with my lane and hope and play for a team to go at least even
True story: A distant friend of my father used a wooden matchstick with a cotton swab on top to clean his ears (I know...), slipped, and that matchstick jammed into his skull causing death from a cranial bleed as he wasn't found for some time. You shouldn't use sticks for your ears at all, as it's not recommended by ear doctors. There are cleaning sprays.
Hahaha, I love dantes, but we has never been at Agurin's level, this guy chills in low challenger all year round. Anyway, Dantes's.improvement over these years is remarkable, he might reach top 10 soner or later at this rate
That Heca players rant about reactive and proactive jgs was just pure bs. Everything you do in League is a reaction to something else. Your first clear is a reaction to the team comps. Doing drake is a reaction to a power play, or tempo advantage. Where you ward is a reaction to comps, who leashed, and who shoves. You deciding to reset is a reaction to you getting enough gold, losing a heavy trade, or losing too much mana. You going for an invade is a reaction to the opponents clear pattern, your teams wards, or perhaps the enemy jg ganking the opposite side. EVERYTHING is reactive.
