Lately I've found it extremely difficult to carry games no matter how fed I get or how well I play. I watch all these unranked to diamond video series on youtube and through twitch. I saw Gosu get to Diamond in just 1 day. I know how to play well enough to not be dead weight, but I'm still learning to win. Do I just pray to God another lane doesn't feed?
Xurreal4 votesIncrease your knowledge by playing more games. Their knowledge of what to do in any given situation is what sets them apart. It is possible to be taught what to look for and know the queues. But you also have to have the skill to back up your undertakings.
Short answer: Play more observantly. Try harder (not necessarily just hit harder).
nelogis3 votesWhen you are miles ahead in skill level then it doesn't matter how other lanes are doing (unless all 4 other team members literally feed their total asses off and the guy you are playing against just stays in XP range and never does anything).
Play a bot game for example. You are going to land 23/2 or something every game and losing a game like that is pretty hard to manage.
PhantomGG2 votesThe simple answer is, you just don't let the enemy team get a lead. What smurfs are amazing at, they say "oh I never try hard" but fact is they try hard every game. And when they do, they get a lead near instantly, killing their lane opponent level two or three, than after that they roam furiously across the making sure no one is ever given a advantage. Basically they are playing on a mode, against players so easy for them, due to low elos inabiltiy to understand how to stop a snow ball, that a smurf can just be a global map terrorist at any point in the game, making sure games never get to the point where they become "hard"
