[{quoted}](name=Spicy Rice,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=p5EplAjL,comment-id=000400010000,timestamp=2017-06-02T18:46:18.897+0000)
Solo carrying isn't 1v5'ing the enemy team. It's getting an advantage, snowballing it, and using it to help your team.
You do seem to have won lane.
Did you roam?
Did you split push and force the enemy team to come stop you?
Did you invade and make their jungler useless?
Were you there for the important teamfights?
Did you clean up kills, or take initiative?
Did you flame your team or plan how to win with them?
Did you focus their carries?
Did you actively make plays?
There's so many things you can do to carry games, if you are as good as you say you are.
And like I said before, you can't win every game, but you are spouting some mad bull shit if you are claiming that all/a majority of your games are unwinnavle due to teammates.
The problem with your logic is that not everyone is a retard. You are over here pretending like the enemy team is somehow worse than my own, when the fact is they are not. "Solo carrying" is a matter of how bad the enemy team is and has no relevance toward how good another player is. The only thing I am pointing out in my post is the fact that I played a near perfect game and still lost. The reason I lost wasn't a matter of how good or bad I was, it was a matter of how good or bad the enemy team was in comparison to my own. Does every game go like this? Of course not. The vast majority of the time however, when the other team has a huge advantage, they are not likely to throw it away.
If everything was how you guys on the boards think it is, Faker would never lose a single game. He'd have a 100% win rate even in Challenger. Just because there's always room for improvement doesn't make you the God of League from improving. This is the whole method behind a ladder system to begin with. As you climb higher, you are more consistently facing better and better opponents. The one issue with a game like League of Legends however is that there are Silver / Gold players more skilled than Diamond, Master, or even Challenger players on specific champions. This makes the ladder far more inaccurate than everyone makes it out to be.
tl;dr:
- Carrying 1v5 requires the enemies to be terrible or make a lot of mistakes.
- Tier does not always equate to skill. It takes a quite a grind to climb, not everyone wants to climb or has time to.
- Not every low tier player is a moron that will constantly make mistakes and feed you, or throw games away.