How I fixed my 40 percent win rate in just a few days Ranked
So I sorta fell into a hole recently while climbing, and recently grinded my way out of it. Took time, took effort, and I really had to do a few major steps to get to where I am, honestly now, I don't think I will fall back into that hole and will most likely be able to constantly win games and make my way back into gold in probably a week or two time frame. So what did I do to fix my shitty win rate?
**I reflected **
I realized heavily after a certain point, maybe one or two games were unlucky, but I can't say they all were, a few of those games had to be my fault. But exactly what was it that I did wrong? For my KDA looked nice and shiny, I remember roaming and killing who needed to be killed, so despite doing my "job" why was it I was still losing games. Their was no clear and obvious answer, honestly if you are a half decent player, figuring out what you did wrong only becomes harder. For if you suck, if you are going 0/6/4 in your games, it's easy to say what you did wrong. At that point you just go "everything I did was wrong". But what if you are a decent player who averages mediocore KDAS and very rarely feeds. Many people are like this, and the better you are, the harder it is to notice your flaws, for your flaws are a lot more subliminal. But don't be fooled, you're still fucking up somewhere important, it's just somewhere that isn't so obvious to the average player. So when you are in this situation, you gotta watch your vods, you gotta take mental notes, you gotta watch better players and do some deep reflecting. Think long and hard, and eventually the answer will come to you.
[sona-playing]
I looked for a solution
So after my deep reflection on what I was doing wrong. And believe me it was long and hard, for like I said earlier. I'm not a bad player, I rarely feed, and I normally win lane and roam right after. But eventually I did come to a conclusion what I did wrong. For me personally, it was realizing, I wasn't doing enough to protect my adc and teamates during crucial moments. I would straight up abandon them. I also noticed my bot laners were regurly having problems very early and no one did anything to help them, untill level six ultimates started spawning. So now I found my problem.
-Bot lane is feeding and no one is doing anything about it -Bot lane is being abandoned in team fights and left to die.
So the major step to finding a solution iis realizing what the problem is. But all because you know what the problem is, and perhaps what the solution is, doesn't mean you instantly know how to do the solution. So now you go into the "plotting" stage, where you think of a actual "game plan" in how to solve this is. The solution did come to me though.
[poppy-wink]
Put theory crafting into practice
So eventually I finally found my solution on how I had to win games. I had to develop a champion pool and play style where bot lane became my priority. I realized no matter how hard i gained a lead, it didn't really matter to much of all my other laners were hard core losing. So what I did is I simply became the most annoying, border like terrorist level threat to the enemy bot lane they could imagine. I have very sharp mechanics for my elo, and I knew how to abuse them. I would roam like a mad man to bot lane, force them to shub the wave in, spam ping my jungler to come. and we simply tower dive them, over and over and over again. With my superior mechanics the tower dives very rarely went wrong, and after we killed them we would take towers, after we took towers we went to dragon, after we went to dragon we destroyed mid. It became a game of tempo and i was the maestro who never allowed the symphony to slow down. TO win I had to play fast, and I had to play aggressively ruthless. During team fights whenever someone wanted to kill my adc, my first priority would be to kill whoever attempted to do so. With my adc still alive, they were able to do the damage i needed them to do. My adc had the scariest body guard.
Me.
[darius-angry]
Conclusion
This will not be the answer for everyone, everyone has their own reasons for why they are losing, maybe they suck at csing, maybe they don't manage waves correctly. Everyone has a reason why they are losing, some problems are very easy to notice, some are very subliminal. Regardless, the path to correction goes in the three simple steps.
1-Reflect 2-Find a solution 3-Put it into practice
I hope my story helps other people get out of whatever losing streak they find themselves in, and I wish you all the best of luck in climbing.
[sg-ezreal]
, you're likely to lose just because Ezreal is generally a crap champ unless you properly auto attack with him, and use E as an escape rather than an in. 90% of low elo Ezreals believe that they are doing their job, doing fine, because every game, they have good damage. it doesn't matter at all to them that most of that damage was wasted, because they were 0 pressure Q spammers. You can do 35,000 damage to champs in a 25 minute game with Ezreal and you're still the worst player on your team if you actually didn't follow up with auto attacks, and high pressure, and possibly adding sustain into your kit (
) This is more or less the largest reason people lose: They are too cautious to trust their team, to engage, and if they are drawn to long range arsenals like 
They just never learn to fully utilize their kits. I mean.... I've lost games where we were 20/3 by 10 minutes, because my team gets into a 5v5 middle, and then just ...... stands there..... all while the other team is farming, and poking, and they get pushed to the defense of mid.
on low elo accounts than my team, because the players just don't get how to even attack. You can gank bot all you want, but if the adc you're ganking doesn't even respond, you're just wasting time, health, and potential farm to be there. I mean..... when a game ends with Nami 27,000 damage 57000 heals and you have an adc Tristana end the game with 11,000 damage, you know somethings wrong. That's an autofill adc, or someone whose got carried to where they are. And it happens OFTEN.