"Another Riot Games classic": League of Legends fans are displeased as pre-season 2023 jungle changes might have made the role too easy
League of Legends along with pre-season 2023 added quite a lot of changes to the game. However, fans and players feel that the jungle role might have been made way too easy with these changes.
The players feel that Riot Games is spoonfeeding newer players and that they are ensuring that at least the early game goes smoothly for every jungler irrespective of skill level. Changes to how camps function, recommended pathing, and leash timers might have been a bit overkill with regard to teaching newcomers about the intricacies of the role.
This does not mean that the scope for skill expression is gone since better players will make more efficient use of these changes. However, this ensures that the whole concept of learning through hardships has been thrown out of the window by Riot Games.
As mentioned previously, League of Legends fans are not very happy with the changes that have been brought into the jungle role. Recommended jungle pathing allows players to know which camps to prioritize without even putting much effort into learning the champion.
The brand-new leash timers allow players to understand how much they can pull the camp before it resets. Apart from that, the change to jungle camps where small monsters will die once they have been marked to death and left out of combat for 10 seconds has made counter-jungling redundant.
This is because, previously, the enemy jungler would often invade and kill the big monster in, say, the raptor camp, but leave one small monster behind. This would delay the camp from resetting since the same does not happen unless all the monsters are dead.
This means that the enemy jungler will now have more experience since they will be ahead of the ally jungler by a significant margin. However,
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