You do well in lane and roam enough to get your team fed but somehow there's always that one enemy that gets insanely fed and carries the game?
I just beat an ekko in lane and still he manages to burst me down after being 0/4?
There's something wrong with balance.
Ekko is this type of champions even if you win lane you still lose game because after he gets 1 item with 40 cs on min 20 he can 1 shot you under your Turret when hes behind its the Fizz syndrome champions
Well, every game has the winner and loser so it's a solid 50/50 goin' on.
Because the one with the strongest champs win
Well I don't really take the game seriously on this account, until i get seriously tired of losing like in my last game. Lost 11 games in a row, got tired of it and decided to take the game seriously, brought out my best pick, went 4-0-4 in 6 minutes as jungle Kha, game done, doesn't matter what the enemy does. Only time I died was being way too greedy.
If you die, you played wrong, or they played really well.
And yes this might be odd to see as a Silver account with a 40% win rate, but i quite frankly couldn't care less about winning on the account, but occasionally I do get tilted enough to get pissed off, cool off in about 5 minutes, and then say enough is enough and actually try to win games, then get bored after stomping games and go back to picking whatever is fun :P
My whole point with saying this: I play at two levels, the one where I actually care enough about winning to put effort into the game, and one where I don't. One is a stomp with nothing the enemy team can do about it, and the other is a close game that generally ends with the dank flash play. My point is the game is still entirely in your control, and I am reminded of this with every time I get tilted after losing enough games in a row to the point where I try in one of my games. I don't believe that balance is an issue if you are a good enough player, you adapt and do what you do best.
It isn't
Winning is determined by who has the least feeders. Every game there is always at least one hard feeder.
