is that a yes? lol
by the way my lag problems seem to have disappeared, so i'm recording my games now.
won my last game 3/0/7 so you guys probably aren't interested in seeing that
but if i lose an unfair game maybe i'll upload for you guys to "critique"
think about it like this, bro.
5 slots
each slot is ranked 1-9 in terms of skill level
1 is feeder/leaver while 9 is redonkulous carry
every person who plays Ranked has their own skill level
when you join a game the 4 leftover slots are randomized in skill level; there is nothing you can do to control this. you must accept this
your goal is to increase your own skill level to 9 to increase the possibility of you carrying the other 4 slots
you
cannot carry every game
you
can carry some games
you
will be carried in other games
elo is based on consistency
if you consistently play at a lvl that's close to 9 your chances of moving up ladder increase
if you consistently play at a lvl that's close to 1 your chances of moving up ladder decreases
the randomization of your team's lvl involves luck, but as you move up the ladder the consistency of your team's skill level will slowly level out
occassionally there will be horribad teammates at high elo as well as super carries. same rule applies
that's pretty much it. winning 10 times in a row doesn't mean nothing if your own skill level isn't high. you may have gotten lucky those 10 games by having decent teammates, carries, or you carried. that's why it's possible to lose 10 games in a row right after. eventually, there becomes a skill level where a player can carry certain levels of elo. that's your minimum. i may be able to carry a 1000 ELO game whereas you may be able to carry a 1100 ELO so on and so forth. but if you are playing at an extremely high level the most amount of times there is a high chance that your current ELO will reflect that skill even with the uncontrolled variables involved
tl;dr: if u lose then you lose. doesn't mean you played bad. if you win you win. doesn't mean you played good. take W's and L's for a grain a salt and focus solely on your own skill level. if you are doing that properly than everything else will fall into place
Edit: there are things you can improve on from games Won and games Lost. there's simply a higher chance that there is more that you can learn from a game lost because personal flaws or mistakes can be masked by your other teammates ability to carry