How to climb higher up in ranked?

Thankkk You Next··1 votes·1,439 views

How do you get so high up? cant get up because of teammates

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RageQ22 votes

Experience and practice is the two words Ill suggest to you. Tip: dont blame the team, lost? Look over the game, find your mistakes.

Starcraft243ver1 votes

Nice troll.

ktorywygrywa1 votes

cant get up cause ranked always disabled lol

Thankkk You Next1 votes

lol

Ronsanity71 votes

Want to climb? Get really good at a champion, play that one champion for 80% of your games, make sure your farm is between 60 at the absolute lowest, but more ideally 70-90 at 10 minutes EVERY SINGLE GAME. Only then will you realize that teams are 50% great and 50% shit and that you're always the only problem. Once you bring consistency, you can farm well and be so good at a champ that mechanics are second nature, you'll be able to focus on your macro game and your elo will sky rocket.

Kilanost1 votes

This post is 90% correct. However, there are just going to be shitty lane matchups you can't do anything about because you just get out classed. In that case, work on playing from behind without feeding and learn to let your team carry you.

Rick Yiordan1 votes

#1 tip for climbing

dont blame teamnates

trust me it works im in my silver promos from that alone :OOOO

TheFallenShaw1 votes

Here's you five points to get you started.

First why are you even talking about team mates? That alone shows your mindset and skill should be bronze. You can not help what your team mates do, nor can you help how good or bad they are. Everygame your team will be 50% chance tobe good or bad and there is nothing you can ever do at any ello to change that. This is because no one is equally good or bad at the game. So why even think about it? Its a waste of time you could be spending getting better. Focus on yourself, here's why.

You are a member of a 5 man team thus you influnce 20% of a game. You can only improve how effective your influence is over that 20%. So that should be your only consern. Idc if you say mid is feeding, bot is feeding, jungle never ganks. Non of that matters because you can never change that.

Second. Develope a champion pool. I suggest 10 champions. 1 for each role and 1 that while better in each role can do average in another. This is due to bans, and the enemy team picking your main for that role up. Only play those champions, no others. I don't care what the team comp is. Also try to make sure one deals ad and the other ap for each role.

3rd - Stop caring if you win or lose. Focus only on having fun and playing. Pro coaches say this mindset is what sets most challengers and pro players apart. their mentality that Win or lose it really doesnt matter. Why? because reguardless of how many games you win or lose, you will end up placed right. That maybe bronze 5 or challenger either way that is your skill level learn to accept it. If you improve your skill rank will increase, if you don't it wont. There are no gold players stuck in bronze, there are only bronze players in bronze and so on. Trying to say your something your not just doesn't make since and is a lie. You might want to be a gold player but if your in bronze, your a bronze.

4th. Learn the correct mindset in game. Objectives are greater than kills. Why chase the enemy into their jungle and over exstend while you could be taking dragon, warding, farming, taking towers. All of these are more important than kills. I faced off a 29/3/11 akali and won the game for my team because i focused objectives, while she focused kills. Yes my kill death ratio was negitive not as negitive as the rest of my team but i just kept split pushing till i took the nexus. Why? because she could go 1000/0/1000 and the game would still continue. On the other hand I could go 0/1000/0 and destroy a nexus and we win.

5th Watch and research every champion in the game, learn there stregths and weaknesses. Know what they can and can not do. In time playing will teach you the feel of how much damage they can do, but before that you need to know what your facing if you want to out play it. Why? Lets say you didn't know a tryda's ult kept him alive for 5 seconds. You go in get him close to dead and ignight, he ults and kills you. Why? because you got out played due to lack of knowledge. This is a simple example but easyest to show. You can be outplayed by 4 things. Two of those you can control. 3rd is a skill matchup, and forth is champion select. those things are knowledge/experence/mechanics/champion's kit. By knowing what you can and can not do you will die less, give the enemy team less gold and xp and generally win more games. I have played since season 2 or 3 and still don't know every little detail so don't fool yourself and think you do.

Kirius Dark1 votes

You're losing because you're running a negative K:D on almost every single game you've played while building like shit on many champs. You cant carry so then when your allies cant carry you then you blame them - that's literally what's going on right now

figure yourself out first

normie sIayer1 votes

recent matches 4/11/6 lee sin 2/4/2 vayne 1/8/4 lee sin 6/8/2 zed 6/12/4 lee sin

so you play high skill cap champions that require game knowledge, feed, and then blame teamates uninstall

EndlessSorcerer1 votes

Personally, my answer was to identify common patterns or mistakes in your current ELO and figure out how to take advantage of them.

I was placed in Silver during S5 and noticed that most players would just constantly group around random objectives (i.e. towers, Baron, Dragon). As such, I played Ziggs and Varus due to their waveclear, poke and ranged CC to take advantage of the situation.

  • If people grouped, I poked them down.
  • If someone mispositioned, I locked them down.
  • If people tried to siege, I wavecleared.

Taking a quick look, I can see that you appear to enjoy playing champions with a high skill-cap (i.e. Yasuo, Zed, Vayne, Lee Sin). I would recommend against this since you are not actually taking advantage of their potential.

If you want to climb, I would recommend choosing simpler and more reliable champions. Simpler champions are great since there are fewer opportunities for mechanical errors, allowing you to focus on your decision-making and the map.

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