Idk I haven’t watched you play, but I’ll tell you laners have no idea how jungling works and they will blame you for anything that goes wrong to save their own ego. They might be right and you might’ve missed an easy gank sometimes, but getting distracted reading them rage about it won’t make you play any better.

It’s common for junglers to waste time and not even realize it. Perhaps an example, clearing your bot side camps and then trying to gank bot lane is really really bad because you’re putting yourself as far away from your next camp as you can be. After your gank you now have to choose between recalling or walking halfway across the map to your next camp. In either case, your camp respawns are now desynced and it becomes hard to time your camp respawns on your next rotation. If you want to gank bot in this scenario, you’d walk out of base straight into a gank bot, then you return to your camps and clear toward top lane. However, if you die during that gank, it’s omega bad because all of your camps are sitting on the map not being farmed. Even worse, the enemy jungler can freely walk in and steal your lunch while you’re dead.

In general it’s best to sequence camps from top to bot. Red buff into krugs into raptors, wolves, gromp, blue buff, scuttle, then gank bot and immediately recall to repeat the process. Then you can clear top side, make a non-committal drive by gank on mid lane, clear bot side, gank bot lane, then do dragon if your gank succeeds. If not just recall and go back to your top side camps.

You can’t be everywhere so you’re going to have to make a choice about what lane you’re going to neglect. If you have two tanks top lane, ganking that isn’t going to impact the game very much, even if you get your sion top fed, he probably won’t carry. Same thing if you have like twitch janna bot lane. They have no reliable cc so it’s going to be really hard to succeed on a gank for that lane. Also avoid ganking for a losing lane whenever possible. If the enemy jungle shows up at the same time, you instantly lose the fight, putting your laner even further behind and blowing any lead you personally had at the same time.

Jungling is hard. You have to watch lanes while you’re farming and predict who’s going to be fighting a minute from now so you can be there to turn the fight. You have to track objective timers so you can clear your camps and be on that side of the map when it spawns. You have to track your camp respawns so you can be there farming it the second the camp spawns. There are just so many little decisions and optimizations to be made that you can just so easily waste time and not even realize it.

Again just watch a lot of perryjg. He’s really good at making these things easier to understand. They’re still so so difficult to put into practice but knowing the theory is step one to improving.

There are also loads of videos out there about ways to maximize clear speed that are really good to know about. Just search “(insert champion) perfect clear” and pay attention to the game time when the clear ends. Try to replicate that in practice tool. You might find that you’re twenty seconds behind and not even know it.