I generally am the one of maybe two purpose and strategic based players in my games. We know how the game should operate. But the rest of the team just doesn't believe it.
I think evidence suggests that yes. Some players are near perfect and still lose. Because they cannot relay messages to their teams. Even SKT 1 yells at their Solo/Duo teams because their teammates don't operate under logic and strategy. Go watch their streams sometime. They literally go nuts over people making really dumb mistakes, and 90% of the time..... they are right!
Saying none of us are pros etc seems like a projection of blame to me. Imperfection believes that everything else is imperfect to justify imperfection.
Now.... I'm not saying Perfection exists. But there are modicums of imperfection damn NEAR perfection who should generally be viewed AS a standard for perfection. And some players do have that.
You should try to listen to those who actually know what they are saying and are analyzing. Don't shut them up.
Do you know how many times I tell a team exactly what will happen level 1, 2 and 3, and they completely ignore it, and it happens anyways?
I can tell a team I'm going to get invaded and at what exact time, and where..... and they won't even prepare for it. Welp.... that's your problem! No..... It's yours too.... it's a team game, and if I get boxed out of my own jungle by a mechanical counter, you're sabotaging yourself....
I can tell them that a lane is a duo or a jungle and a laner are a funneling duo. Doesn't matter. They push out anyways and feed the duo. Not once. But over and over. And then ping assistance when their turret is 20% and I'm on the other side of the map after they've already fed 0/4.
I can tell a bot to play passive because the other team has an insanely killer synergy level 1-2. Doesn't matter. They feed level 2 First bloods anyways.
Or I urge my team to ward a certain path because I'm playing something like
and I need vision control not to get shadow ganked on my low HP.... and then the entire game goes by without my team ever setting up good ward paths (which is goddamn important on Pyke!)
In none of these situations...... is there something I myself could do more perfect to remedy a weakness or obstacle. I'm asking/telling my team how to achieve success. They ignore it. Relative to me, yes. They are more imperfect than I am.