[{quoted}](name=zane yalgir,realm=NA,application-id=WEuoGbmp,discussion-id=cUkaQ6v4,comment-id=00020000000000010000,timestamp=2015-02-23T19:05:05.804+0000)
no its not also its convenient how you removed the qoute to make replyig harder. i got sevral games one of which was a kog maw vs pre nerf fizz mid.
3 people" you do no damage you didn't deserve that penta"
i wish vayne had helped me more but 1v5 is to heavy and it was becuase three ass holes seriosly had a stick up there ass that is a direct qoute and that team is my average team and why im bronze still
http://matchhistory.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/#match-details/NA1/1707223761/211846831?tab=overview
i went ahead and couted for you i had a
penta
16kill spree
71k champ vs champ damage
12 wards
last hit 3 towers was there for most if not all
those three with near 28 assits.. i forced them to do the only thing they where willing to do becuase i was kog there was no reason to try the impossible and tank and kill a 1v4 with a none stop splitting vayne and those three never crossed the rived after the 30min mark in an hour game.
this team is my average team this is why im still bronze be cuase"you do no damage you didn't deserve that penta" second most damage was fizz at 52k damge......
Sorry about the quote thing; I'm in Discussion View, and hitting Reply does not automatically generate a quote as it does in Chronological View. I deliberately included one in this reply.
Examining that game from a teamwide perspective, it appears that the biggest reason you lost is a lack of coordination. Right from champ select, it appears that 1 or more members of your team were very stubborn, refusing to pick champions that balanced out your overall team composition. That alone put you at an enormous disadvantage.
Something else worth noting: the entire enemy team built at least one armor item apiece. Even Jinx built a Randuin's. Your team contains 3 players that built only damage, leaving the tanking entirely up to Amumu and Blitz (who seem to have done a very good job of being durable). Your team's 3 marksmen did have fewer viable defensive item choices, though; the opposing team's balanced damage output would limit your options quite badly. Even so, it's still something to keep in mind.
The nail in the coffin, from my perspective, is wards. Somehow, despite being ahead by over 20k gold at one point, your team as a whole still placed 10 fewer wards than the opposing team. Your team placed an average of less than one ward per minute. 4 of your had a Warding Totem the entire game, and even in the worst-case scenario, this means each of you could have placed more than 20 wards each. Vayne and Jinx are the only two players in the game that used their trinkets consistently.
All of this is fine. It is no more and no less than what I would expect to see at this level of play. All that it shows is that you do in fact currently belong in Bronze, purely based on skill level. That's not a problem either. You'll improve with time, just like everybody else.
I have one final observation to make. Up until just now, I have examined the game only on the large scale, not pointing out anything you did in particular. One part of the game in particular sticks out to me; at 53 minutes, you gave up. You sold your entire build and bought a few AP items, along with Mejai's and Occult, went out and killed Jinx, then died to Fizz. While dead, you went and swapped your entire build again, this time for pure tank items. Then you died again, this time to Jinx, and once again sold your whole build, using the gold to buy half of an AD build back again. I'll say it again: You gave up on your team as a lost cause.
That sort of defeatist attitude, that right there, is why you are still in Bronze. You stopped trying before the Nexus had actually exploded. Perhaps your team had also given up, and that's not your fault. However, you can't use it as an excuse, either. You're responsible for your own behavior. You do not deserve to get out of Bronze until you can accept and admit your own mistakes, and prove that you are willing to learn from them.
Until you can learn to acknowledge your own mistakes, you do not have any grounds to complain about those of your team.