TEMPO: Free Challenger Jungling Course - Eagz - League of Legends

This video made me realize I'll never be good at jungling,. There's no way I can keep track of all this lol, y'all are crazy

Having played only lanes for years, it's fascinating learning how much theory there is to jungling. Great breakdown, very much enjoyed the video.

This is it boys.

In the current meta (14.2), i have been doing blue, wolves, red, gank top, kill top laner then base on certain jungle and top matchups. Is this a good tempo lead? It’s very successful as i have option to invade, solo enemy jungler when they are still trying to get scuttle, gank bot with item advantage etc.
Edit: i normally do this on khazix, trundle, maybe graves if its like a bruiser match up top where they skirmish lvl 2-3 and usually are both low already.

Thanks for this video, amazing content! really usefull :)

Do u ever played in Iron in server BR, Brasil? Sometimes I think its another game here. :)

Noice

wtf are the timers in the thumbnail? they make 0 sense

"What if the enemy laners rotate... just walk out"

And lose any tempo you may have gained running back to your side... Also what if the laners warded their jung? Is this not just repeated coin flipping?

I'm pretty sure Agurin got rank 1 on every server doing the exact opposite of this.

Wow never saw attacking tempp that way...

How funny I never find anyone playing as Shyvana in any jungling course like this, but I find they are playing against Shyvana all the time, Is it because Shyv is a piece of garbage in the early game who doesn't have any cc, dash or defensive tool and her option is very limited and it is very poredictable what she is going to do next XD

Just wanted to say I gave this a try while playing Belveth right after watching this video. I absolutely STOMPED the other jungler with the constant attack tempo I learned from this video. Thank you for making this one!

Would you say in general, maintaining an attacking tempo is preferable if you have strong early champs/happen to get an early lead, and defensive tempo is more appropriate when going even/playing from behind?

I ran into an "issue" of I was able to kill the jungler, base, run to his next jungle, kill him again and take his 1-2 camps, base then rinse and repeat. I barely touched my own jungle compared to how I normally play. Was that the right thing to do or should I also try to clear my own spawning camps, even though I know exactly where I can find him?

Youre a great educator and presenter. Subbed

That first clip when you ask us what would we do? When you killed hecarim. I’m an aggressive jungle and my tempo is super aggressive up to the point I will full clear enemy jungles after they die regardless what side of the map they are on. This sets us up for objective control and warding because a clear jungle means no jungles farming which makes it easier to ward and control objectives. Thus your pushing a lead and taking recourses making it a 4v5 by mid game start.

This is so helpful as an iron jungler where after i clear my camps my team is already 0/5 flaming me for not ganking their lanes while over extending

fantastic guide.

You're not a challenger player. Scammer

Try understanding this concept and playing as suck in low elo and then getting flamed when u can’t gank before lvl 6 playing noc because u need to get the new void grubs b/c the enemy has a split pushing yorick.

You failed to mention stealing, punishing, or stopping tempo by punishing ganks when enemy camps are up, or if they invade your jungle early. This requires a bit of thought, and mini map awareness though lol

Tempo is not just recalling, roam timers and ganks are a massive part of it. If you and your laner are pushing then basing/roaming (on alternating timers) then you are not interacting with one another and instead are both getting tons of free time to do stuff - you both have high tempo relative to the other players on the map, but equal tempo to each other.

If instead you force interaction with the laner by meeting at the same time, then say force them to back while you roam, you can get some tempo on them. But if they come back to lane while you're roaming and push, you have to return to lane and THEY get a free tempo advantage while you handle the wave.

Junglers can both gank opposite lanes, having a lot of agency on the map, but then you aren't getting an ADVANTAGE over the other jungler, ideally you want to force them to do something small while you do something big, e.g. they farm a camp while you gank, or even better, they walk to a quadrant which is already taken while you gank.

This is why stealing camps from underneath somebody is so big in the jungle with someone like Kayn/Talon, you insta clear the camps and the enemy jungler is missing them by a couple of seconds, so they are doing NOTHING else on the map, these are the highest tempo plays.

Thank you for this, it's really high quality and well explained.
Personnaly I would like to have guides focused on defensive playstyle in general for tank junglers like maokai/poppy.
Most of the content on YT is for carry junglers and since it's already hard to play a more teamplay dependant champion in soloQ, the lack of elite elo content for these make it even more difficult.
Maybe with more offtank builds in mind to have more impact in the early mid / game.

who in their right mind will pay 650$ for league of legends coaching

ok i understood the assignment, ill go lethal tempo rune every game , on every lane, on every champ!
because...my tempo...is...LETHAL

UNDERRATED CHANNELL!!!! Can’t wait to see you blow up

Isn't ur voice used on gameleap too ?

As a tank jungler like Sejuani (who I've picked up recently because she just clicks with me), what then? I don't have a ton of offensive pressure after my first Permafrost. Do I just have less opportunities to attack?

Easily the best educational content for jgl out there now its just practice and watch the LP go up

shut up bro it's never about tempo it's about reactive situation lane minions and knowing your champion, you can't tell a silver player to tempo or a gold one(they don't even know how to even if you show them), what you can say is look 2sec on map everytime you don't do nothing and react even if your doing the camps

important thing to know if you want to get offensive tempo is the wave state of the laners for example if midlane slow pushes into your laner and and botlane is shoved in aswell the enemy support/mid gets the first move and easily hover/cover the camp of your enemy that you wanted to invade in most of the times the best option here is to just clear your camps to get them respawned asap and is also the safer option

The goat 🐐

I wondered when I'd start seeing these more. GJ !

Why define recalling as explicitly being part of tempo? Seems an extreme oversimplification; if enemy jungler 3 camp ganks botside and you decide to take his topside camps in response, that doesn't count as tempo since you didn't recall first?

This was interesting. My tempo is all over the place and my mid-game is absolutely horrible, so I'm trying to improve upon those aspects, especially since now in Diamond it feels like I'm lagging behind sometimes, but I have a question. In my experience, sometimes the laners will move in and try to defend the jungler's camps, basically playing a defensive tempo for them. If this happens, the jungler arrives there as well and you're sometimes in a 2v1 situation where you'll lose or have to go back, which ruins the tempo because you already wasted time. How to deal with this kind of situations?

So basically everything is tempo in your eyes. This is quite complicated concept for people never hearing of it. I am not saying you are wrong, but you are just explaining all kind of different concepts and calling literally everything tempo. It is usually used basically just for stating which team has better tempo overall - who owns current pace of the game and getting more out of it. If you want to call everything tempo to sound cool, okay. Anyways, cool concepts, definitely helped.

If you have 80 AD and buy 2 long swords you have 100 AD, its +25% AD not +20% :)

i was very impressed with your explanation of jungler resources, but when you mentioned the river resources you forgot about the scuttle crabs :(

Yeah but yasuos are not worth that much gold to be called a ressource.

The guy and its content are cool and everything but I had to play it at 0.75 to have a normal understanding of the topic lol

I apply the attacking tempo in my games when I have the chance. However, I rarely do it more than once in a row. The reasoning... wouldn't killing the jungle on repeat give you less experience than doing your camps? It's true the enemy jungler would be even more behind, but the moment you fail to kill him in his jungle, you get greatly behind.

your videos are getting better by the time coach. more insight/ more in game examples= more understandable and appliable for lower elo players. sad to see that 14k views and not even 1k likes.

Well I know I'll never be a high or even mid level jungler x.x

As a Rengar main In diamond what match-ups should I invade early?

the point about xiao chao meng isn't completely correct he's thinking SHOW ME WHO YOU ARE as well

After watching this, League feels much more like Poker

This what every jungle role main has been waiting for but on other level 💯

really good video, well explained, no bullshit. thanks!

This is really insightful and high-quality content that's clear to understand. Thank you so much for making these videos.