Elo hell
I don't want to say it's real, cuz no one will believe me, and use every bad game I ever have against me, but when im consistently the only one going positive on my team, and consistently the one with the fewest deaths, and best cs, and usually very good/the best kill participation, and the only one who took towers/objectives, it's really hard to doubt its existence. Sure I have some bad games here and there, but they are clearly the minority.
I know I should get better, and then I'll climb, but one of the best ways to get better is to play against better players, and when im stuck playing against players of the same skill level over and over again cuz my teammates are holding me back from playing against those better players, theres a cap to how good I can get.
I consistently outperform my team, and in most situations the enemy team, yet I can't climb. Im better than my teammates, but can't climb. If that's not evidence of elo hell, and by elo hell, I mean me being trapped in an elo below my skill level due to bad teammates, what would constitute evidence of elo hell?
I'm calling it now, this is going to be systematically downvoted just because of my stance on the subject, and I'm going to be told to get gud, but clearly getting good won't help, as I am getting/have gotten gud, yet im still not climbing. Also, everyone is going to look at my ranked match history and look back two or more weeks/ 15+ games to find games where I did really shit, and even point at games where I didn't do that well, but still better than everyone on my team, and still went positive in 4v5 games, as an argument against me. But they're missing the point. Even in those few games im doing better than my teammate. And when I'm really ahead, I do better than most people on the enemy team, and again, not just in K/d/a, but many stats, and I still lose. People are going to look at those games just based on my score alone. Those people that just point at those games have no argument, theyre just pointing at something as evidence that I don't deserve to be at a higher elo, without even investigating said evidence. If you're going to tell me I'm wrong, please construct an actual argument.
Please tell me why it doesn't actually exist if situations like this happen.