Don't blame your team for your loss.
In the end, you are apart of your team.
Which can only mean that you are dragging yourself down when you talk about how bad your team has done. There is always something you could have done, but as I'm quite sure, you've probably contributed to the loss by telling your team they were terrible, & de-motivating them. Maybe because of your attitude towards them, they gave up all together? You need to understand they are people just like you, & although you may hate them as players, they may all hate you as a member of the team.
Besides, there is nothing worse than a toxic team-mate. a toxic team-mate is worse than a team-mate who is having a bad match. there is so much more you could do, that you choose not to. instead of:
- "This top laner. . . "
- "omg you are bad"
- "my team sucks, gg"
- "Why didn't you go in? are you retarded?"
You could be saying things like:
- "wait for me top, I'm coming around for a gank"
- "hey man, grab some Magic resist"
- "Guys, we need to group up we do well in team-fights"
- Drops an On my way ping "I'm going in to gank"
So many times I've recovered from a bad match by just communicating with my team, & talking to them. There are tons of players that beat themselves up already, so they don't need the extra crap. I usually hear:
- "omg I suck"
- "Sorry dude I didn't see"
- "I'm doing terrible"
And I don't even need to tell you how to respond to that. You need to motivate your team, even if it is a loss. I bonded with my team in a completely destroyed match, & we came back for a victory. We had no turrets, & were defending our nexus from top, mid, & bot minions as a team, & when the enemy slipped up, we aced, shoved mid, & took it all they way to Nexus for the win. although the match was nearly an hour long, it was a match we turned around. No one understood how it was won, but I simply said "That was the best team-work I've ever had this whole year guys! very good job!"
If you're doing great, you need to be a leader for your team, otherwise, your team ends up hating you for the negativity. Sure you could blow every single person on your teams mistakes up if you wanted to, but why? What's the point? do you like arguing, or making that person want to give up? You seriously need to think about why you are losing these games, instead of blaming everyone of your team-mates. You're living in a glass house, so don't cast stones at your team-mates.