noob teams

pkar04··1 votes·497 views

im pkar04 and im bronze for 1 year i tryhard to go silver byt my teams are really noob last game i was having draven with 2/9 kha with 2/8 vi with 2/8 and karma with 0/4 and pls tell me how can i go silver with this teams i play the most broken pick like Akali Annie Diana i dont flame byt i can carry this people wha ti must do

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pkar041 votes

and i dont want boost from high elos i just want to go silver by my alone byt with this team cant

Mr Carbon1 votes

Focus on your own play, not your teams...

You have to make plays on the map, not just in your lane. Make your "skill" meaningful in the game.

Hryna1 votes

Interesting, but doesn't have a lot of sources/ information/ explanation. Also might not be suited for all players. Thanks for the link anyway.

Kitty Cat Tosha1 votes

You die a lot.

Here is the thing: That teammate that went 0/4/0 gave the enemy less gold than you if you go 13/15/13. Personally, I consider any game I died more than 6 times to a bad game for me. You cannot carry if you are dead - and if you give the enemy a lot of shutdown gold in the process, you are only making it worse.

Furthermore, kills are not important. If that teammate who went 0/4/0 pushed toplane all the way down to their inhibitor, he was more useful than you chasing only kills. Kills do not win you a game. Towers, inhibitors, dragons, barons and nexusses win you games.

And finally, your CS is atrocious. Really, REALLY bad. You seriously underestimate the importance of killing those minions.

So basically in short:

  • dont die
  • practise lasthitting
  • focus on objectives
Hryna1 votes

What do you expect on your tier, challenjour? Work with what you have. They have their set of flaws, you have your set of flaws. Just because their flaws are more visible to you than your own doesn't mean that you don't have them, or that they're smaller. That's why focusing on your own play and improving yourself is a much better way to go about climbing than analyzing what your team should've or could've done. Again, work with what you have.

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