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League of Legends (2009)

Duration: 4:37

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Still level 2, 6 minutes in.
(I think I need to expand my vocabulary, I swear a ton in this whoops)
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Since some people want a detailed explanation of what happens here goes:

Neither team can start blue here because they'll take damage from the blue buff and the enemy will also be hitting them causing them to die. So the only thing both teams can do here is slowly poke each other in hopes they can fight each other off. The other thing that happens during a stalemate is what happens bot. I call what happens bot RNG (random number generator) because one side will randomly win and push to the enemy tower.

If our side minions pushes to enemy tower early and both bot lanes run to lane before it hits, our side is screwed because they have MORE minions on our side which means the enemy gets more gold/exp because he gets to kill more minions. It is also pushing towards the enemy making them easier to get ganked.

What happens in this clip is exactly that, it pushes towards the enemy tower so if Caitlyn were to just lane and give up blue, she'd have a huge lead (maybe 15 cs to 6 or something early) and abuse bot lane. Thats why my team MUST commit to this blue, we cannot leave the blue or we're already at a loss because bot lane will lose by a full wave+ of exp/gold and probably lose the lane.

But what happened was that Caitlyn fought for blue for an extra 1-2 minutes which meant the wave that she should've got, was killed by tower. What happens when a wave dies under tower like that? It pushes to the opposite side. So when Caitlyn finally got to farm in lane, she was the one who was screwed, she had far less CS to kill and it was in dangerous territory since she was stuck pushing. Thus regardless of what happened in the jungle, the bot lane would win (which they did by a landslide a few mins later) and the jungles can't help since they're insanely behind.

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