[{quoted}](name=Stark of Wrath,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=lAYQEtPP,comment-id=00070000,timestamp=2016-06-05T11:38:53.450+0000)
Then explain my first three games today....
First game of the day
Trynd jg afk for the first 9 min, enemy Shacco fed
Vayne ADC keeps diving trist and bard starting at level 1 .... 0-5 Trist fed vayne rage quits
Second Game
ASH ADC afk 5 min dives and feeds graves 0-10
Shyv mid AFK whole game....
Game 3
Garen top dies once, then states he's intentionally feeding goes 0-9 then afk comes back...
goes 0-13-2 the 2 assists were accidental as he was trying to assist the enemy tank Baron and elder dragon...
Just bad luck. You got an abnormally large amount of trolls and afkers in a short time frame. Some portions of the day are bad times to play for this reason. Like right after school lets out. Or really late/early in the morning like around 4 am. These things occur with greater frequency when you play during poor ranking hours. In general though its just pure bad luck, and unfortunately your rank is determined more by luck than anything else unless you are dramatically more skilled than the level you are playing in. The system is flawed and busted and that's why it takes so many games to accrue a proper sample size. Its the suck. But that's just how it goes. Riot doesn't care enough to implement proper and well designed systems so you have to start learning how to manage your luck within the framework of the existing systems. There are tips and tricks that help. Most high level players know what is termed "Proper climbing technique" by heart and always abide by those rules/tips/tricks when making any serious attempt to climb.
Again, the key is to ignore the things that happen in a small sample size, focusing on them is a great way to go on tilt and further hurt yourself. Stay focused on improving your individual play each game and grinding it out over time. Its not at all uncommon for many players to have to play 1000-1500 games to reach an appropriate sample size to even out all the bad luck and uncontrollable circumstances. Its not your specific skill range that's an issue, or anything about your personal account or anything. This type of bs happens to every player eventually if you play long enough, you will experience a run of games where events that are completely out of your ability to control are the sole determining factor of what affects your ranking. Silly, stupid, but sadly its true. The only way to overcome this is to simply play more games. Its a grind for a reason: the systems are very poorly designed.