So what are some tips for carrying out, because I'm so bad I apparently belong in Silver, so I will try extremely hard to learn whatever I can, and I swear I'll become gold one day. Just please give me some tips.
YUUKI VK1 votesspam one or two champions. learn how to play them very well, and even if people counter pick you. you should have more knowledge of the match up.
LegacyDAP1 votesWhat champion do you think would be right for me? I love lane bullies that can scale into later game carries, but have survivability.
WalkingInACircle3 votesJust looking at your op.gg, you have a 70% winrate on maokai with enough games for that to not be a total fluke. And Olaf at 75%.
That's kinda your answer right there. But looking further, I'm guessing you're bothered by your latest slump. But before that you were doing fine so I wouldn't worry about it. You've upgraded your trinkets most games and that's good. Your cs isn't the problem either. The only thing I really see is a high death count on lost games. And the fact that you're angry and here makes me guess you tilt. If something goes wrong early game, be more conservative. And beware going solo if you're behind. It's better to find someone doing well on your team and glue yourself to their ass.
LegacyDAP1 votesThanks that helps a lot. I stopped playing both of those champions after losing a lot of times after large win streaks. Like 10 wins.
Wakamune1 votesNidalee (jungle) - Not really a "late game" carry, but you can invade the other guy's jungle easily and still be useful late game with spears/as steriod healing. You have the option to build tanky.
Malzahar - can make hell for melee champs, melts tanks 100 - 0. I don't recommend him in solo Q low elo because he's designed to protect a carry and be front-line burner, not a carry diver. He builds tanky and is weaker towards poke champs.
Brand - huge burst to trade in for no mobility. He does build tanky to compensate.
Azir - Safe laning phase, big zoner, good damage late.
Kalista- Can bully but not really a lane bully, consistent scaling, very safe teamfighter
Your criterea reminds me of Draven, but he has no escape. Also look towards snowballers like Pantheon - even if you drop at late game, playing them can help you get used to ending game by 30 min. Tryndamere can be strong in lane if you can cheeze the RNG.
LegacyDAP1 votesI played Ahri. It was also really good, in fact she seemed extremely strong.
YUUKI VK1 votesI main darius. but cant recommend anymore. since all that he is good for is getting stripped in the new version of him, that comes out soon. like I hard carried myself to diamond with mainly darius, and these 3, sion, vlad. and j4
but lower down if you play a lane king chances are you can put the other laner on tilt. if you kill them that is, and as you are silver probs take ignite just to make sure you win hard. then go to other lanes help them (only if you lane is shoved or shoving)
but yeah.
Icestar11861 votesFirst thing: Great job for admitting that you are what needs to improve, and for wanting to improve. I would recommend working on warding, CS (although yours is pretty good), and mechanics on your best champions and roles.
LegacyDAP1 votesI used to be a fierce Jayce main like a month after PawN won with it in worlds (Complete Pawn fanboy btw). I wasn't super bad at it either, but everytime I did it in ranked it didn't seem to work as well. Maybe because it's just not a good team synergy or something.
Miror B1 votesI'd actually reccomend using the ever-common trio of gnar/olaf/sion. Gnar offers a great dual threat (bulky stun-wall with a medium-range pesterer), Olaf is just scary in this patch with there being nothing that can really "stop" it 1v1 once it gets a kill or two, and sion is pretty easy to master and in the right hands (look at the chinese LPL/korean league if you want to see it in action) can totally ruin teams. Master that trio, and you should be a pretty decent "lane bully" presence. (If you need help mastering sion, I'm open to sharing links to videos/offering advice)