Svenskeren is insanely efficient. You can be too.

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Video Description:
In this guide, we break down an LCS game between Cloud 9 and Flyquest where Svenskeren is able to gain a huge CS lead with intelligent game knowledge.

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[voyager]

These videos are insanely detailed and concise! I've played for years and still learn highly valuable concepts that spike my gameply

[versutus]

moral of the story: never gank when your lanes are being pushed in and just full clear. Thanks!
haha jk. But seriously the quality of information on this channel is topnotch. Concise and very useful information during every second with very little useless filler. You guys are amazing

[skillcapped]

Another day, another guide, this time of Svenskeren! Do you think he'd have done the same pathing had he been on TSM? ;)

This guide's style is a little bit different where we broke down a subtle move from pro play, what do you think? Let us know! Always looking for ideas of what you'd like to see next as well, go ahead and drop a comment so we don't have to think as much.

Catch you guys later this week!

[carterwhite]

This videos are great. Love that you're doing a great job of making videos that vary in complexity, while still doing a great job of making them educational for all players

[gereonh]

I love your videos! Youre amazing! keep it up ^^ I learn new things every single video and im pretty sure Im not the only one

[jonlose]

I think in this video is necessary to know the matchups, so you can act accordingly to enemy laners, but knowing this you are sure that jax will get scuttle .. to assure his laners safety. Either way this only applies heavy early game . great video like always, I will love if you guys can explain priorities of junglers and how their champion determines how you play early and mid game

[CountTwoTimes]

Thank you for this video! As a jungle main this is my biggest problem, now I understand why im always behind in cs.

[Barnesofthenorth]

This makes me feel better about how I jungle.. I like to do a full clear before I go about my business on other stuff so things are respawning instead of trying to early ganks unless there's a super obvious one (somebody on low hp pushing stupidly).

[chrisryder]

A big thing to also consider is clear speed. Skarner has the much faster early clear compared to Jax allowing him to farm the extra camp in the same time it took anda to clear his first three. Had they had the same clear speed he might have been invaded on his blue or gromp by anda. Sven’s decision is based off knowing he can clear faster than anda in the original path

[jhongjhong]

Your videos are the reason why I'm winning more

[bobmiller]

Keep up the good work guys, amazing videos, learning a lot.

[toadftw]

Definitely think both junglers pathed efficiently. AnDa is playing with pushing/theoretically winning lanes. As the jungler, he has to make sacrifices in his own gold values to invest in these winning lanes (sacking his gromp to get a scuttle and a ward in Skarner's blue side). Similarly, Sven is playing with defensive/theoretically losing lanes. Therefore, his best course of action is to farm up an advantage to leverage into a gank later. In soloq where lanes might be winning harder, I suppose AnDa might have been able to go for a full clear or set up a dive somewhere, but not in LCS.

[SpiritualRescue]

Thank you so much for your time, God Bless

[neotokyo]

Anda should have recalled as soon as he dropped the ward. He could have started gromp- wraiths - crugs meanwhile securing topside crab again. -> Wolfes -> Blue and he would be 6 ... After finishing crugs he had the luxury to keep track of sven by warding his jungle since his lanes are pushed in and have faster rotates.

[karltanner]

I love your videos, keep them coming please! I promise to keep watching

[JeremiahHarms]

I'm glad Sven is on C9 now. He deserves a better team environment than TSM

[HONDALUIGI]

Love you’re videos, it helped me climb alot

[kaosXC]

if anda backed after warding enemy jungle and immediately wen to gromp before going to raps and krugs he wouldve prevented sven from being challenger. -goldIV

[troyburtin]

You should post a video about what Anda should have done instead of just waiting around, if anything.

[nadkudo]

I don't know, a lot of this seems more about the champs they are playing and the fact that it was an LCS game. Skarner has better clears than Jax, therefore he has the luxury to do more camps with a couple seconds of difference and that leads to them being in a different position. Most of this won't apply to soloq or even if you play as 5 premades usually.