Diamond 2 ADC/Jungler Main helping people! AMA about League of Legends

It doesn't matter how many games you play or what elo you're in. The only way to climb in any elo is to improve to the point where you're consistently performing well in every game and grind ranked OR improve to the point where you can carry at least 80% of your games.

It doesn't matter what role you play. Stick to what you like and do best in then, focus on improving. Jungling is a great role for carrying in the current meta. I recommend playing power picks like nidalee and shyvanna. Picking the strongest junglers in the current meta will increase your winrate but only if you're able to play them. Otherwise, stick to the champions you perform best with.

Your question is too general and one of the most common concerns of many players. This is the only advice i can really give you on that.

Better mechanics and much faster decision-making/rotations. Overall, much better macro and micro play. Understands how to use a comp to its maximum potential against the enemy comp. The lower tier diamond players are not good examples. I'd say Diamond 3 and above is when you start seeing the differences I described.

Teamwork is an important skill. To be able to rely on teamwork to win the game makes the game much easier to play. Group with your allies and back them up when they're in danger. You will find often that you have alot more opportunities for extra gold from kills or objectives if you play like a team player. You can also have a bigger impact on the game by simply being with your team. If the enemy does not group, grouping is often your biggest strength to defeat the enemy.

Fizz has a much stronger pre-6 than malzahar. When Malzahar tries to cast his Q (Call of the Void) onto you, use your E juke it. Afterwards, the only spell he can really dmg you with is his E(Malefic Visions) since you can walk outside of his W (Null Zone). Gap close to malzhar and autoattack him alot (with W activated) . Once you hit 6, you're much stronger than he is. The weakest part of fizz's laning phase is his lvl 1 so I recommend that you play safe and avoid as much dmg as you can (even missing some cs) until you hit lvl 2.

Alright so first off, in any situation when you're the player forced into choosing between getting the cs or trading back with the enemy trying to harass, ask yourself this:

"Is the damage I'm going to deal to the eneny champion meaningful ? "

This refers to alot of factors. If you have any type of advantage over them (ex: you can outrade them, you have superior sustain over them), then you probably want to trade back. If there is no advantage or the enemy surrounded by a huge minion wave (minion aggro deals alot of dmg), taking the cs is better. Also keep in mind that there will be situations where the enemy is much stronger than you are. If you are forced into this situation where u know the enemy is going to attack you if you walk up to cs, you may have to miss out on the cs in order to avoid taking further dmg.

For laning phase, you want to be able to stay in lane as long as possible so you don't miss out on the exp from the creep wave. This is especially true if the enemy laner is still in lane. Getting poked out of lane and forced to recall early will lead to level advantages in favor of the enemy. At higher elos, this means they will abuse this advantage to deny you both cs and exp in the laning phase.

Now, if you want to reduce the amount of occurrences for this situation, try to maintain a bigger minion wave (1-2 extra creeps) than the enemy . Doing this means the enemy has to spend more autoattacks on the mnion wave, giving you more opportunities to get free harass on them. This also benefits you in the sense that you also a slight advantage in trades because of minion aggro and you have more opportunities for level advantages.

Now in terms of the meta for adcs, you can pick almost any adc and carry with it. What really matters how good are you on that champion. Some adcs that are pretty dominant in the early-mid game are miss fortune and kallista. Jinx has a very strong scaling and is arguably one of the safest picks due to that. Tristana has good late game scaling and insane turret killing power. Lucian and corki have great burst dmg as ADC casters. Ashe and sivir provide good utility for their team from their ults. ADCs i personally dont recommend unless you're really good at them are vayne, twitch, urgot, and quinn.

Late response here but here it is:

If you really want to get better and improve, you need to focus strictly on your own gameplay. Don't pay too much attention to the mistakes your allies make because they're out of your control. In terms of attitude, focus on self improvement and always look to learn something from every game, especially losses. Also, as a jungler, you have to realize that your allies giving 1st blood doesn't mean they're screwed over in lane. You should always gank the lanes that are easy to gank. Abuse the strengths of your champion. Also, you need to realize that laning phase does NOT dictate which team wins the game. You can lose lane and win the game OR win lane and lose the game. I've experienced so many games at a higher elo where both cases have happened to me so I know this is true. If you're going to give up that easily, you won't climb. You're throwing the game before trying the late game to see if you can come back. Fix that attitude with what i've mentioned in this post.

I would also suggest kayle since her ult and scaling is pretty strong but her early game ganks are sub-par.