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Losing Games

Underworldvisito·1/19/2016, 1:09:52 AM·1 votes·192 views

Ok, I know I'm about to sound like a bronze 5 noob who is butthurt from losing provisionals, but here goes. I am sick of losing games because of other people. There, I said it. But in reality, it's true, I am better than a lot of people in my (whatever you what call unranked mmr). I usually get really good KDA, decent cs, and don't feed horribly. Then, another lane feeds hard and we lose the game. Sure, I don't deserve challenjour or even gold elo, but I definitely don't deserve some of the losses I have been gaining. Right now, LOL feels like a game on which lane snowballs the hardest, and it seems like it's always the enemy team, no matter what I do. After all, you can't be in 3 lanes at once. If there are any of you who have tips or can help me learn how to improve significantly and help me figure out how to carry your feeding team, please contact me. Have a nice day!

2 Comments

Alakalzam1/19/2016, 1:26:09 AM1 votes

You need to work on your cs :) I haven't seen an update graph recently, but I think around 100-120 by the 20 minute mark is a good starting point to aim for. That's a number that isn't out of reach and is above the typical bronze level. Obviously if you want to eventually climb higher and play with better players, you have to do even better than that.

You're also under level 30, so it's a bit of a crap shoot because there are fairly new players and then there are experienced players leveling new accounts (or sub 30 accounts queueing with level 30 accounts), the latter who will typically wreck face when paired in a lane with a new player. So that could be why some of your teammates are super feedy.

Hitting level 30 isn't a magic solution though. You're often going to have teammates who have bad games, but because they should all have similar MMRs, they won't usually feed to the level that new players do when paired up against an experienced player....usually.