Diamond ----> Master s6

TheLastDestiny·May 8, 2016·1 votes·659 views

Well. right now i'm a plat 2 and im 100 % that im AT LIST d4 , 5 if not even 3 i just didnt play alot in s6 and now i want to start climbing. but i'm really upset when i rage on my team when they have NO CLUE when to take objectives when to dive to know when we can take kills for free. but more importent. it hurts me. like when i'm sure we can kill the bot lane i ping my supp and we lose cuz he didnt knew what my plan actually was so what do I need to do. play in their way and carry tf or wait until they make the first action. and cs is not the problem i get the same cs as the min more or less. i just want to know how to handle those things cuz they tilt me and i'm starting to lose because of rage ( i'm working on the rage part its doesnt happen so often ) making poor decisions out of the tilt forget objectives over extend when I KNOW i'm going to die.

5 Comments

Goodest GamerMay 8, 20161 votes

Ik for a fact if I kept playing I think I could go higher than d3. It's just so stressful and I continue to remember s4 where I played so damn much and was ALWAYS so angry and stressed. Had like 1k ranked games across all accounts s4. Now I barely get 300 because I just have a certain Elo on my accounts and once I hit that I start on others

ofartMay 8, 20161 votes

There is no fact till you do it. It's just speculation. They need to bring SQ back though.

IngénueMay 8, 20161 votes

Best thing you can do is have a clear line of communication.

Aiming for mid diamond, I am assuming your game knowledge is up to par? If you know your bot lane matchups/synergies as well as your overall team comp and win conditions, as soon as you spawn on that platform you can start directing your team to victory (or at least your support). Say things like "play safe till 6", "hard engage at 3", so they know how you want to play. They aren't mind readers and sometimes the meanings of pings get muddled.

It may also help to play a few games as a support, to kind of get in that mind frame. It will make it easier for you as an ADC to predict their movements and be able to adjust your own play style to fit around them. In botlane, more often than not the support is the playmaker with their CC and utility and the ADC is just for damage.

Rage control is a pretty big thing when it comes to climbing ranked, and having strategies that effectively lessen the impact of rage on your game is crucial. My suggestion is to take a break after each stressful game and do something else for 5-10 mins.

Go for a walk
Play slither.io
Play neopets (my fave)
Watch a youtube video

Your CS does seem pretty good, although you could still work on getting the consistency up. In cases where you need to play passive af due to potato supports, this can really give you the edge. Run through some of Elyndar's exercises as warm ups before your ranked games, or even just as a cool-down tactic when you are tilted.

Good luck ♥

TheLastDestinyMay 8, 20161 votes

ty it helped me a lot knowing those things. and about saying the things like play safe till 6 or engage lvl 2 power spike, I do say those things a lot actually but... in 70 % of the time people just dont care about what i'm saying they just want to play like they usually do which is potato, so what should I do then? just ignore them and play safe even though I know for a fact that we can be like 5 kills in 10 min?

IngénueMay 8, 20161 votes

Yeah, in cases where your team/support is going to be potato and unresponsive to pings/typing, it is way better to play safe then to try to get kills on your own early on as you may actually end up giving kills to the enemy.

As long as your CS remains consistent and at a mid diamond level, you will probably end up with more gold than the enemy ADC, and you can use this to your advantage.

One other thing I could suggest, is to find a duo partner with the same intentions as you. It is usually best to play with someone who mains another lane (or jungle, which IMO is the best duo to have), so you can be sure that there is at least one other person on the team who isn't going to potate and you can at least communicate with and get responses.