get just bad teams every game by matchmaking and cant get anywhere cuz this? everyone well just say he is playing bad and just think its matchmaking. so even if there are cases like this. no one will believe the player. why is it like this?
Bobloser35551 votesIt cannot happen because the law of chance does not permit it, the more bad teams you get in a row the more likely you will get good teams again.
OatheSworn1 votesI don't think that would every happen for a player, especially if you say every game, but even it did, there are a few points that would give others reason to believe. You can go into the game statistics and check CS scores, tower destruction, kills, deaths, who was involved in those kills/deaths, etc - basically everything that unlucky player would need to argue his/her point.
If he/she is consistently or at least frequently bringing in higher stats than the person he/she was laning against, it could be an indicator of skill held back by teammates' misplays. You might say that some people just play for stats - not the game - and yes, that is true, but a person playing for stats would likely have less signs of involvement in skirmishes and trades.
If the player has a higher creep score and is able to take out the enemy tower before his/her own tower is destroyed; that is a sign of lane dominance. If the player has quite a few deaths, you can still check the KDAs of the players on each side. If the enemy jungler has a high total assists to total kills ratio, it can be deduced that he took part in quite a few ganks, leading to the [X] amount of deaths the unlucky player had.
You can also check the locations of where the player died, if he/she was showing deaths in places that weren't near tower, you can probably assume he/she played too aggressively and suffered because of that. If the deaths were in areas protected by tower, there was likely nothing more that could have been done - especially if the deaths in those ranges had enemy jungler intervention.
There are a lot more signs you can take from just the graphs, but this is all I care to explain for.
