As long as you are not somebody that should be gold of higher, than you can not get out of broze solo. Some of you might say bs but that is not true.
Almost every game I can win lane and go like 3/0 and have like a 25 cs lead, and many times I roam and get my team kills. But still every game the other lanes just seem to int so hard and go like 0/6 and you can not do anything about it.
EY3 Tyr4nT3 votesive been silver for several seasons and even as a support main i can climb out of bronze every season.climbing in silver is where the real grind begins for me and normally causes me to get bored, take extended breaks. before i know it the next season is here and i climb outta bronze again lol
AetherArising3 votesGold 3, soon to be gold 2 player here. Last season i was hardstuck bronze, ending season 7 at b2 and starting s8 at bronze 4. Guess what? I got out of bronze in about 30 games once i learnt basic macro and micro. I'll provide you guys with some tips - these are not cure-all "win every game through knowing", because there's no such thing beyond a lack of ignorance. The more you know, the less you'll make mistakes, but you need a bit of real skill to make plays and get leads.
The thing you're talking about is actually the opposite, the higher you get the less you can climb with a bad team, but it doesn't feel like it yet because of the whole 'grass is greener on the other side' mindset.
In bronze, if you're really good, you can 1v9 and utterly shitstomp even if your lanes throw. Because people don't know how to capitalize on a winning lane. SO, If you get a winning lane, exploit it and win;
That's part 1, abuse your team's strengths. If a toplane renekton is 2/0/1, roam or gank it and make that a 10/0/4 or something like it. The enemy will have a significantly harder time dealing with it the faster you can accellerate his lead If you play jungle, camp winning lanes super hard. The more ahead 1 person is, the more more ahead they get by the minute exponentially if they play right. Thats snowball for ya
Part 2, is macro. that people are exceptionally bad at doing anything but deathball strategy to punish a winning player. This is when macro matters. If you're splitpushing toplane one minute, then rushing through the fog of war to get a sneaky dragon on the botlane, they might try to send 3+ top and then you can either get the objective or kill the stragglers. So, if YOU are the winning lane, never let up and assault them with so many quick bullshitty attacks that you spread them too thin and then rush the towers and objectives
Part 3, learn your champions. This is some super basic shit that a surprisingly small amount of people understand. Pick a tiny champ pool for your main role. Pick 2 major champs you want to get really good at, get 2 that you'd be comfortable with pocket picking if your team absolutely needs it, and also learn an even smaller champ pool for other roles - 1 or 2 champs max. Focus on your main role, get so good that you're winning or at least surviving lanes that should be countering you hard, and you'll climb fast
And finally
Part 4: Don't be heavy. If your team is winning top and bot, don't be inting mid, basically. If it means you have to play so boringly safe that you have 40 less farm than your enemy and can only barely stay within a level or two of them, then do it. Don't slip and make a 1v9 beast on the enemy team who can do what you can do when you're fed.
TL;DR for the impatient: Snowball winning lanes - They matter more than trying to salvage losing lanes
Outmove the enemy and relentlessly spread their attention so you can sneak objectives and kills.
Learn to play a small group of champions the best you can possibly play. The more you try to bite off, the harder it is to chew into digestable information.
And finally, Let your team do the heavy lifting when you can't do it yourself. Or at least, don't make it impossible for your team to beat the person you're losing to if you 5v1 them later.
Best of luck It never gets easier, the only thing that changes is how much more efficiently both teams do the same things i mentioned. -AA
Baval2 voteshow many times am i going to have to post the obvious math.
If youre awesome and can get so many kills your team has 1 good player. This means your team only has 4 other chances to have bad players and the enemy team has 5. Statistically this means you will win more than you lose and climb.
Thats entirely assuming you are the good player you think you are. If youre not climbing youre not. Analyze your play and find out what youre doing wrong.
Snowbrand2 votesI was bronze 2 seasons ago, I got better and managed to get silver.
5050BS1 votesThis has been my experience. I can go 19/0 and my team will go 2/12. Riot thinks Im a smurf or something and so puts me on bad teams more then not and or vs smurfs that are in Plat+. Its driving me crazy who stupid Match Making is.
Im firmly in the belief that Riots time of day pays a huge role in the type of players you have on your team.
Also if you dont play one of the 20ish OP champs you lose more then not.
Rester1 votesIt actually is BS and you can get out. I've started my ranked grind anywhere from Bronze to Silver each season and got to Gold fairly consistently.
TinkerTantrums1 votesAs of patch 9.5, according to League of Graphs you can predict winning side by the objectives they take first. So if you're looking to win the match then take these objectives:
Spikier Squirrel1 votesI've maintained an 80% win rate on Udyr into plat.
FioraWillCarry1 votesI just climbed out of Bronze like two days ago and I wasn't even really trying. Not saying I'm a great player or anything. I'm really not. I'm just not Bronze. I get stuck around Silver 3 because that is my skill level. If someone is stuck in Bronze, it's because they belong there. This applies to being stuck at any rank.
