Tutorial Jadi Jungler Immortal

Summary

This video provides an in-depth guide for aspiring junglers in Mobile Legends, drawing insights from top MPL players. It emphasizes the importance of picking strong early-game heroes like Barats, Roger, and Baksia to dominate the Turtle and control objectives. The video also covers mastering jungle rotations based on different hero types, from level 4 power spikes to mid-late game junglers. Finally, it offers ganking strategies for various lanes, focusing on timing and map awareness. The guide encourages viewers to practice these techniques to elevate their gameplay and approach MPL-level performance.

Takeaways

• 😀 Pick heroes with strong early-game abilities, like Barats, Roger, and Baksia, to secure the first Turtle and gain early advantages.
• 😀 Junglers should select heroes with fast movement speeds and clear waves quickly to improve farming and rotations.
• 😀 Use heroes with powerful ganking potential, such as Fanny, Ling, Baksia, Fredrin, Xborg, and Roger, to help team lanes under pressure.
• 😀 Fast farming junglers, like Fredrin and Barats, are key to getting ahead in rotations and preventing enemy junglers from stealing buffs.
• 😀 Master jungler rotation based on the type of jungler: level 4 power spike heroes need to reach level 4 as quickly as possible to maximize their potential.
• 😀 For non-level 4 power spike junglers, focus on disrupting the enemy’s jungle and engaging before they reach their full power, using heroes like Roger, Barats, and Fanny.
• 😀 Mid to late-game junglers like Nathan and Kimmy require a team with strong early-game picks, as they are weaker in the early game but become formidable later on.
• 😀 Effective ganking requires understanding the dynamics of each lane: gold lane, mid lane, and XP lane have different gank strategies and risks.
• 😀 In gold lane, aggressive turret dives can be effective when the enemy jungler is absent, allowing for easy kills and objectives.
• 😀 Ganking in XP lane is more difficult due to tanky heroes, so it’s important to wait for the right moment or bait enemies to create openings.
• 😀 Consistent practice and applying these strategies will bring you closer to the skill level of MPL’s top junglers like Kairi, SuperKen, and Irad.

Q & A

What are the key characteristics of heroes preferred by top MPL junglers?

Top MPL junglers prefer heroes with strong early game power, fast movement speed, quick farming abilities, and effective gank potential. Heroes like Barats, Roger, Baksia, Fanny, and Ling are examples of heroes with these characteristics.

Why do MPL junglers prioritize picking heroes with strong early game power?

MPL junglers prioritize heroes with strong early game power because they aim to secure the first Turtle. This provides their team with extra physical and magic power, as well as additional XP and gold, which can give their team an advantage in the early stages of the game.

How does securing the first Turtle impact the game?

Securing the first Turtle provides a shield that grants additional physical and magic power, along with extra gold and XP. This advantage allows the team to level up faster and gain stronger heroes, which can help dominate the early game and set the stage for the rest of the match.

What are the different types of junglers based on their power spike timing, and how do they impact the rotation?

Junglers can be divided into three types based on their power spikes: 1) Level 4 Power Spike junglers (e.g., Fredrin, Baksia, Fanny, Ling), who are strong once they reach level 4 and can initiate ganks or secure objectives; 2) Non-Level 4 Power Spike junglers (e.g., Roger, Barats), who are effective in early game skirmishes and counter-jungling; and 3) Mid to Late Game junglers (e.g., Nathan, Kimmy, Kari), who are weaker in the early game but scale well into the later stages.

What is the primary focus of junglers with a Level 4 Power Spike?

Junglers with a Level 4 Power Spike focus on reaching level 4 as quickly as possible. Once they hit this power spike, they can secure objectives, initiate ganks, and engage in mid-game skirmishes to pressure the enemy team.

How do non-Level 4 Power Spike junglers perform in the early game?

Non-Level 4 Power Spike junglers are effective in counter-jungling and disrupting the enemy jungler's early game. They often focus on stealing buffs, farming efficiently, and engaging in early skirmishes to gain an advantage before the enemy jungler reaches their power spike.

What is the recommended rotation for mid to late game junglers like Nathan or Kimmy?

Mid to late game junglers like Nathan or Kimmy should start by farming in safe areas, avoid unnecessary risks in the early game, and focus on scaling. They should prioritize objectives later in the game, such as contesting the third Turtle or counter-jungling after the enemy team has focused on objectives.

What is the key challenge of ganking in the XP lane, and how can it be effectively done?

The key challenge of ganking in the XP lane is that the heroes in this lane are usually tanky and hard to kill. To effectively gank in the XP lane, it is important to wait for the right moment, such as when the enemy hero is low on health, and initiate the gank with careful timing.

What strategies do MPL junglers use to steal buffs from the enemy jungler?

MPL junglers often use their hero's fast movement speed and strong farming abilities to steal buffs from the enemy jungler. By clearing their own jungle quickly, they can invade the enemy's jungle, contest the enemy buffs, and disrupt their farming, making it harder for the enemy jungler to secure objectives.

Why is it important to master ganking in different lanes, and how does it affect the game?

Mastering ganking in different lanes is crucial because each lane requires a different approach. Ganking in the gold lane involves turret dives, while ganking in the mid lane requires patience to avoid being easily escaped. XP lane ganks need to consider the tanky nature of heroes there. Successful ganks can lead to objectives, kills, and a shift in momentum, helping your team gain an advantage.