To climb the ladder, there are something more important than improving skills
- learn to get carried
- develop a good attitute(not tilt)
- passion
altho the ladder is kinda broken atm T^T
altho the ladder is kinda broken atm T^T
2 is probably the main reason im still in bronze. I get better all the time, but afk supports tilt me every time.
how about start playing support
actually nvm that is a horrible idea.
nautilus is easy as fuck to carry with as long as u r duo q.
but thatvis not climbing anymore, it's dynamic boosting
I disagree. if you work well with someone its not boosting. its teamwork. pulling your hair out because ur with strangers isnt fun or meaningful. theres some bullshit going on im sure, but hopefully it will get better.
yah that is true, if u are playing with a friend in the same level od rank then it's normal. but i usually dont do it because it just makes the already long queue time even longer, especially with all the people dodging ALL THE TIME.
Change 1 to "learn to enable others the best chance to carry" and I'll agree
um isnt that the same thing?
like getting carried really isnt a negative adjetive.
I guess it is a matter of how you look at it.
I define getting carried as someone else doing all the work and you just sit back and don't have to do much of anything. IF you were to get a random game in bronze with a real challenger on your team they would likely be able to most of the stuff on their own to allwo for a win msot of the time.
Enabling someone to carry on the other hand requires you to doing things that are allowing your carry to better preform by removing threats from them. IF you are the assassin who is 3/2/2 and can kill the enemy carry who is 6/2/3 to allow your marksmen to win the team fight after you get killed in taking out their carry that is enabling to be carried. Just an example but it is thigns that you do to improve the situation. Another example would be pushing side lanes to force an enemy to have to leave mid for a minute. Small but effective acts that give your team an advantage.