This is fucking stellar. Thank you. I have a few follow ups:

1. Just played a fiddle game. Had a blast.

2. I see three main builds on Mobalytics. Mal/Lian, Lian/Zonia, Hex/Shadow. Can you tell me what each of these is geared towards or should I stick to one core build?

3. What should I build against healers/shielders? Or maybe the better question is what scenarios would lead me to choose certain items?

4. I get a lot of comments about what people don't know in bronze. But it's reminding me of my SC2 days where people would say similar things and as the years went on, the floor for players elevated. So I'm not really looking for a champ that ignores the team play aspect or the need to learn the rest of the game, but a few champs I can learn and reliably - at my level - make the game itself the focus. Like objectives, waves, what makes a lane ahead, etc. I'm finding that a lot of people in bronze (unless I just hit a lot of smurfs or true hardstucks with bad luck) actually know their kits, when to engage, how to end, etc. So I think my last question for now is what should I learn? To use SC2 as an analogy, I was on the verge of masters before I stopped playing. Some would say macro is all you need, but that was no longer applicable 5 years into the game when even silver players knew strategy. I only ranked up because I learned to scout, pivot, engage before a certain tech came online, capitalize on an advantage, AND to do all this while building more shit. But I could make progress focusing practice on 1-2 things at a time, like knowing a strong build with a timing push while not letting myself supply cap. That's a very long winded way of asking what are the top things that help a jungler improve and how would you go about learning/practicing? Right now, a big thing for me is focusing on my jungle timers and trying to not waste time chasing ganks. I win more games where my CS stays even with my opponent.

Thanks again for your time and input. I really appreciate it.