It's not an easy life playing as the jungler in League of Legends, even when it's not your fault, your team will base the entire reason they lost the game on your shoulders. Even if you have three losing lanes and no priority to secure any neutral objectives, it's still your fault for not getting them at the end of the day. 

LoL players, presumably junglers, took to Reddit to express their annoyance over the fact that jungle is the most scapegoated role in the game without question. One player said, "You're the silly guy that runs around the map, so in their minds, you should be able to make them win their lane whenever something goes wrong." This is how players do view the jungle role in League of Legends. Because you don't have a lane to worry about, you should have no problem ganking them a thousand times to ensure they do not lose the lane. 

What players, especially in the lower ranks, fail to realise is that the junglers actually have their own game to play. Another player said, "You can't be anywhere, you have timers, you need to check lanes, wards, when waves will show up, the other jungler's actions, predict their pathing, timers, etc." And this is one hundred percent true, junglers have to keep track of a lot of information, practically more than any player in the game outside of the supports.

The game is the most frustrating for the junglers when the lanes are losing across the map. It's challenging to help recover one losing lane, but when the entire map is losing, it's very hard for a jungler to get any form of control. The enemy lanes will have priority on the map, so if you even dare make an advancement across the imaginary middle line towards an objective, or enemy camp, you're going to be met with enemies before your tilted teammates can react.