Understanding laning intricacies of League of Legends: Bouncing, freezing, and crashing of minion waves

sportskeeda.com:

Minion wave management is one of the most essential aspects of League of Legends. It is one of those areas regarding laning that low-level players do not care about, but it is essential to learn to become a better player.

Thus, the quest to become better at laning starts with understanding three concepts: bouncing, freezing, and crashing of minion waves. While these ideas can be a bit hard to implement at first, once mastered, they will help players gain cs (creep score) advantage in the lane by a lot.

The following sections describe what these three mean and how they help players gain advantages across the board within a game of League of Legends.

Before diving into the concepts of bouncing, freezing and crashing, it is first important to justify why these are important. As mentioned previously, it helps players increase their cs over their opponents. Professional players talk about this at all times.

Once all three of these concepts are implemented perfectly, the opponents will start losing out on minions (unless they know about the concepts) and players will begin gaining small gold advantages. While a mere 10 to 15 cs advantage might not seem like much initially, it matters a lot in the long run.

These small cs advantages will help players get item advantage over their opponents. This will help them take command of the lane, further reducing the timing for the mythic item.

In League of Legends, a situation often arises where players will push the enemy minions hard enough so that the ally minions reach the enemy tower. In this situation, the enemy turret will start killing the ally minions quickly and try to push the wave back.

In such a scenario, players have two options. One of them is to continue pushing to quickly