how do i carry this

EmperorPengu··1 votes·580 views

so here were the scores of my team in bronze

me 12/9/2 farm 260 warwick 1/13/2 farm 124 volibear 1/14/2 farm 72 ezreal 1/7/0 farm 93 ( went afk for awhile ) xin 4/17/2 farm 175

how am I supposed to carry that. plz give me advice, I want out of bronze

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ScissorsNstuff1 votes

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how do i carry this

harder

also why is it you don't mention what champ you were playing even though you seem to be asking for help. I wonder what kind of mentality you have to do something like this.

EmperorPengu1 votes

ekko, and getting advice is my mentality

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

Well before you can expect to get anywhere you've gotta understand how to ask the right questions and where to find the answers.

So lets start with this. Do you know how to link your games?

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

http://champion.gg/champion/Ekko/Jungle

http://champion.gg/champion/Ekko/Top

http://champion.gg/champion/Ekko/Middle

here's the odds youre up against, as ekko trying to carry they don't look good

EmperorPengu1 votes

Do you have any suggestions for a mid lane carry in bronze

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

you wanna take towers down and be able to win big fights. Ekko can work but if you invest in his traditional strengths it might not work out.

Play who you want, just know the consequences. I Imagine leblanc with her troll ult ability would be useful or kassadin. Personally i'd go ahri but that's probably not the best for dealing with bad players.

Akali may also be an option.

EmperorPengu1 votes

I've seen a lot of alkali maybe I would like her

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

she's not the strongest but she's got a noob hosing kit.

You'll need a few things and some luck

1 champ to hose noobs with. You just autowin against the trashiest of the trashy, go in expecting to 1v5

Next you get a champ for playing on better but still bad teams.

you want to play your champ for better teams over and over until your winrate gets too high and the game intentionally starts to tilt you, then you switch to your other champ and just GO ABSOLUTELY HAM because your teammates are going to be the biggest idiots you've ever met. You've got to accelerate into madness to break the glass ceiling basically.

EmperorPengu1 votes

Thing is I love ekko I just wish I could have a team that could last till he hits his power spike

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

it would appear that you were 0/3/0 for the first half of the match and then got a pentakill.

Is this correct?

EmperorPengu1 votes

Yes I was trying to stall to get some of ekko's late game power & trying not to feed to hard

EmperorPengu1 votes

The penta was pure accident

EmperorPengu1 votes

& thank you for wasting your time helping a bronze like me

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

if you wait too long then any gains your team makes will get wasted. "will" get wasted

EmperorPengu1 votes

So go hard early & don't screw up while doing that

ScissorsNstuff1 votes

depends on the champ

if youre playing Jax you can get away with that

if you're playing Ekko you powerspike when ekko says you powerspike and you fall off when he says you fall off.

after 30 minutes with bad players the game can go either way no matter how hard you think you're winning

EmperorPengu1 votes

Should I use teemo mid? I'm good on him & he's good against noobs' I currently have a 65% win rate on him

Risk of Fate1 votes

Unfortunately, in those situations there's not much you can do except FF@20 from my experience. However, without seeing the match myself, it's hard to say what could have gone better, but let's just, for sake of argument, say you're the only one doing anything on the team.

If you win your lane (I'm going to guess the Mid or Feed type), you should immediately push your wave in and look for roams. They don't have to be amazing, even making yourself visible in the area helps relieve pressure. Ward more than your support, have some form of vision control if not for your team, then at least yourself.

Pings are important, even if the team doesn't listen to them. Spam it on top or near them and follow with it. Assume they're not going to back off, so you'll want the numbers to even out at the very least. Go through the threats and determined who you need to lock down first. Push objectives, suggest to your team to do dragon/baron if you're able, follow them to force teamwork.

Basically, you want to be playing like secondary support/jungler that tries to be everywhere on the map to keep your team alive and focused. You must become great leader and also take whatever advantage you can. Go to lane, gank, take some cs, run or maybe even a kill.

EmperorPengu1 votes

thank you for the help

venomous frost1 votes

Its not a question of how you carry this after the damage has been done, you can't

Its a matter of getting so fed yourself that you take over the game by yourself early in the game

A Doorknob1 votes

The ranking system in LoL is trash for solo Q. Wait till next yr. At most you'll probably get out of bronze and hit silver and nothing is really different in silver tbh until you hit silver 2. Unless you learn to Hard Carry a team you'll just frustrate yourself in thinking you're bad.

EmperorPengu1 votes

To be honest I do suck & I want help to not suck. I spend so much time getting better only to have this happen in ranked. Sometime I feel like the people in normals are less stupid that those in bronze

A Doorknob1 votes

Then play normal games and practice. Bronze matches are always 1 sided, full of salt and straight up boring. Either your team gets fed or the other team gets fed. The only way out of bronze is to learn to HARD CARRY, to be very lucky, or to partner up with somebody who you deem is good and push to victory. Solo bronze at most is frustrating because it depends on you being able to do more than what your skill level demands. You're not only in need to make less mistakes than the other team, but you need to pick up your allies' slack. Unless you're prepared for that, I'd play normals and learn. It's less salty, much more pleasent and you get to make mistakes and learn from them without having all the blood rush to your head because your allies are putting you under a god damn microscope but not realizing that they're making their own mistakes.

EmperorPengu1 votes

Thanks for these encouraging words...

EmperorPengu1 votes

But I think I'll just find a friend ^_^

A Doorknob1 votes

Honestly, it's your best option, a lot of people do this in attempts to get out of cancer elo in which is Bronze. Don't feel bad if you can't get out. It's been said even Diamonds have difficulties getting out of Bronze when they smurf.

EmperorPengu1 votes

Well I need a more early game champ pool so I can fight people early & win lane hard

A Doorknob1 votes

Depends on lane and Rank. Since your brzone, games are usually extended past min 35. Knowing this, if you're looking to climb, you're better off with a late game champ than an early game champ due to bronzes chaotic gamestyle. Don't think of winning and losing lane, think more of just staying in the game until late game. It's far easier to win a game with a late game carry than it is with an early game carry. Early game carriers require either a huge snowball advantage, a good team coordination and often enough ,both. A late game carrier on the other hand usually just needs the game to extend long enough for you to be viable. The latter is usually the best case in bronze and all you would require to do is learn to basics very well. Farm take objective, know your role in a team fight, don't feed and master that. As well, let us no forget, if you do not snowball with an early game champion well guess what....you're not going to do much all game.

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