How to PROPERLY gank and why it sucks 

Yea it waa freaking hilarious😂

Zyra warded at 1:30 in his tribush not enemy tribush. Perry just messed up the scryer there was 0% chance the enemy tribush was warded and he should've angled it towards his own tribush.

Can be worst. 99% of the time, you help them, they over extend and die.

Happens alot, your laners kill ganks more so than the enemy does. My favorite is when your laner is low under their turret and you walk in behind them because they are at 1/3rd hp and they walk into them instead of farming the minions to push back out

Seconded

Yea this really shows what Agurin was trying to explain but our boy PerryJG showed it in real game.

Sounds good in theory but if you’re weak jungler early game you’ll most likely get invaded a lot of good players. So you only can do 3 camps and gank because that’s the only play.

@@riverjusticeyou gank if you get invaded obviously but what I’ve found as a learner is that good jungler will instead invade when you gank and steal all of your xp. You’re gambling on a gank that could go bad while they get guaranteed xp and deny you xp. I’ve been steadily climbing despite the fact that one I’m new and two I play one or two ranked matches a week just by going for constants

@@Fitzness1whats ur rank?

It is not a universal rule. Some champions are feast-or-famine by design and are heavily incentivized to gank early. Hecarim is a good example. Hecarim can farm just as fast as Master Yi but Hecarim has tools in his kit to gank early, while lacking the ability to scale into the late game as hard as Yi can. That's why Hecarim wants to risk the ganks to get ahead early. Inverse logic would be someone like Nocturne or Warwick. Noc and WW want to get to 6 as fast as possible because their ultimates are their gank tools. Ganking with these champs before getting to 6 is almost always going to be the wrong call. Key word being almost. When the opportunity for a good gank presents itself, at ANY point in the game, you should take it. The problem is that lower ELO players don't recognize those opportunities, or even higher ELO players might just not be paying attention to the map, so they miss it. That's how league works. You look for opportunities and seize them when you can. Perry also tends to miss the fact that league is a team game. Letting your struggling lanes struggle for the entire game while you ignore them and power-farm is a good way to force yourself to carry a 4v5. It's not just a laner that's behind. If you have a Aatrox top that is 0/4 against a Garen, that Aatrox probably has his mental crushed and doesn't even want to play the game anymore by the time you've powerfarmed your way into a position to TRY to carry the game. Playing each game with the intention to power-farm and carry is just foolish unless you're a top-tier rank and can reliably win games. It's a much safer bet to play around your team and NOT try to be the protagonist of every game.

he did also say "i have to keep hovering the vayne or eventually she will die no matte what" the support doesnt end with getting them fed, the more fed they are the more you need to make sure they dont int and that's jungle and support job. in a way it is up to you too. i know it sucks but sometimes as sup/jg you just have to die to pay for the mistake of ur carry cuz or else they just die and lose the game.

I feel you bro, mute all and try your best

Try yorick jg its amazing, super objective focused and scales well, i have almost 80% winrate so far

​@nealnelson6998 i will insta ban yorick jungle everytime i see someone on my team try and pick it. Foh with the throw picks.

Don't gank early on Warwick unless it's a guaranteed kill. Warwick needs to get to 6 in order to make his ganks effective against decent players. Evelynn is much the same... she needs her stealth and her ult to full-combo her targets. You can gank early against slow enemies like Ashe, Kog'Maw, Vex, Xerath, etc. But anybody that has any kind of escape is just a waste of time unless you've got a teammate with hard CC. Ganking mid lane early when you have a Heimerdinger mid on your team isn't a bad idea. But if you are ganking mid and your teammate is a level 4 Malzahar, you're probably wasting your time. Early ganking champs are shaco, rammus, Diana, etc. Sometimes it's worth sacrificing some of your tempo if you can gank early and rescue a struggling lane. It's counter-intuitive but your top laner probably had his mental crushed by the time you were in any position to make an impact. You can't be the protagonist of every game and the junglers role isn't to just be a solo laner for 20 minutes. Your job is to impact the map wherever there is an opportunity to do so. Even if you were ahead of the enemy JG, if they were able to impact the map more than you then that explains why the enemy team secured such an advantage early. It might have been them just getting beaten in lane but it's usually not just that in a vacuum. The enemy JG probably ganked and you were probably power-farming instead of counter-ganking. It's not just your laners getting "gapped". If you lost the game then you got gapped too.

As a top main, fellow tops who blame losing lane on jg infuriate me. It's your lane, if you're getting ganked you've gotta play safe. BUT if the jg so much as makes a peep about your lane slipping then you go full tilt on their ass. That's reasonable.

Yeah because noone has ever smurfed in low elo to make guides lmao this guys is the only one😂

@@netnooker perry's typical fans are kids that are brand new to the game.

lol tell me you're new to league without telling me you're new to league

@@RovalisGTO ok lol

Late game kills give way more experience as a percentage of the exp bar than early kills. They were even in exp at lvl 11. The issue only arose because Nunu was winning teamfights. Riot nerfed early kill experience specifically to nerf gank spamming junglers last year, as before the guy who spammed ganks could abuse the exp system to never be more than half a level behind.

thats what he wants to prove with this video, that spamming ganks is not a reliable thing anymore

broxah is not that great of a player, just ok-ish

@@kNowFixx bro what

@@elgopniko7458 he's ass

Didn’t he actually do one with Elise?

indeed, i did: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n6Oj_ng2gi8.html

@@perryjg hey goat 😳

It's all about tempo. Sure he could have gotten his red, but then he would have been late to top lane. Sett would have recalled or gotten dove by TK and then there is no gank.

@@monadoboiz9778 Nah, he chose to path towards top.

If you’re trying to get better, a duo is a bad choice

@@thestoebz not if im trying to get better at playing around a lane, or for competitive play. but thanks for being a twat

@@TheHyterionHe’s not being a twat moron he’s trying to help you. When your duo is offline you’re fucked because you don’t know how to play without a teammate.

Lmfao

My friend you are brain rotted, work on that attention span

The reason ganking is bad is it relys on your teamates, in solo its bad because teamates are braindead in proplay its different because they can rely on their team

I need him to play udyr just for the giggles

Like you should, being under under turret is safer, but not safe. And You lose more if You die there

as a support main you have the lowest skill in the match (statisticly) you should never be in a point where you tell others what to do.

@@tamatopakalo4010 bro, in EVERY professional game with a support 8/10 it’s the support who shot calls.

Tempo, tempo, tempo. It's one of the more important fundamentals to learn on Jg. Yeah, he could have taken his red buff, but then he would've been late to toplane. Notice how he bought tier 2 boots to get to top faster. The sett would have recalled or been dove by TK, missing a prime gank opportunity. Sure, he could have just ran top after taking red, but he would still be late, with unspent gold and no advantage.

@@monadoboiz9778 That's not tempo. That's pathing.

@@Goldeneye3336 Tempo essentially comes down to staying ahead of your opponent in time, *by setting up everything you need to do before an objective and being prepared.* Examples are having good lane states, *recall timings* and rotations. Pathing is just walking around the map. Recalling, buying, and heading top is good tempo. 100%

@@monadoboiz9778 Not really. You are confused. I feel sorry for you. Tempo is the pace at which you play. It's very simple. Pathing is where you're heading.

@@Goldeneye3336 Yes, and everything i've already mentioned involves the speed at which you play. If you think tempo is only "how fast you play", you're the one that's confused. Yes, pathing is involved in tempo, but it also involves timing your recalls, timing rotations, planning ahead for wave states, preparing ahead of time for objectives, how fast you clear camps or waves, etc. Tempo boils down to timing. Good tempo = good timing. If he got to top any slower (for example, taking red buff and then going top) he would have been late to top and down on items, putting him farther behind. That's tempo. He planned ahead to path top. He didn't "just" path top. It was calculated. Watch a couple of videos on the subject and get back to me. If you don't understand after that, there's no saving you.

F keys will jump your camera to your teammates

@@Xpecial828thanks bro

F keys F1 F2 F3 F4

he ? pinged him almost every time he died