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let me throw this at you, the game i just played.
Okay? I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. I mean, I have a perfect game under my belt, too.
and back to the people i play with, no man they're not very experienced people... trust me i know when i see a bad player. its easy to tell... they show signs of being scared, miss skill shots, dont know when to engage when to not, their desicion making is poop, uhmm just basic things. the people i play with lack in EVERYTHING. im mean yes its normal to get bad teams once in a while... but back to back to back to back to freakin BACK... that just feels like the game is telling you to get the freakin off.
The point, though, is that the only thing consistent in those games is you. That's not to say that everything's all your fault. Rather, it's a prompt to see where you could have played better or done more in those games (and we both know you could have done more and played better in all of them - because that's true of literally everyone that's ever played).
The more you improve, the more often you'll win. The more often you win, the more your MMR increases. The more your MMR increases, the better - on average - your teammates (and opponents!) will be.
And that doesn't mean every game is winnable. There will be trolls and afks and bad games. But individual games also aren't a terribly good measure of anything - there's too many other factors involved. What matters is overall performance - which is best indicated by considering multiple games. One of the best things you can do there is simply be more consistent.
That's the only real point anyone is trying to make, here: focusing on your team's performance in any particular game isn't going to do you any good, because you have no direct control over that (though you can influence it). As such, it's more generally beneficial to focus on your own performance.
yes we all have bad games, but i mean im not talking about losing the games.. im talking about those non experienced people im constantly matched with. so close to my first penta with mord ughhhh.
If you're being matched with them that often, it's almost certainly because you're pretty close to the same overall skill level.
And remember that there are many different skills involved in the game, and different people have developed different ones.