S2 adc lf supp duo to gold and higher!

bump

You know what I learned? That duo ADC Support bot is often not the best way to carry a game (in low elo).

Picking roles that have the most impact (mid, jungler, ADC, TOP) pretty much anything but support (until you get to high elo where the support's plays will totally make a big difference), will give you bigger opportunities to win. The reason is that the ADC is the primary damage dealer and the reason for winning a bot lane at low Elo (usually), and top (if you play right), and mid and jungle have big presences if you can do a good job, especially in team fights.

Think about it this way, sure you can duo bot lane and REALLY win your lane and stomp, BUT that's only 1 lane. You have 2 other lanes and jungler, who could all potentially do poorly depending on what happens, and the 2 lost lanes (3 if you count your jungler doing bad and feeding or something), can outweigh you winning that 1 BOT lane really well.

Sure you can try to carry a game as an ADC, but with no one to peel or CC for you (but the support), and with a fed enough enemy team, carrying isn't so easy, even if you are a fed ADC, because you are the only one on your team who is fed who can really utilize the money well unless your teammates ALSO do well.

So I would say taking two impacting roles (preferably solo lanes or jungle just to make sure the support doesn't totally hand the bot lane free wins or something), can be a better idea for duo que.

I'll add you after my current game, i'm looking for an ADC that doesn't dictate my every move and bitch at me for every mistake. Shit like that makes me play worse and go on tilt and that's how I lose games. I usually win my solo queue games as support (the support losses I have are in team games) and I'm Silver 5.

And Kanacho is really underestimating the support role. The reason I play support is because most people tend to do poorly and build poorly and don't help with vision and we lose because of the support. When I'm support, I do "make plays" and "carry my team".