Stratadon
Well-Known Member
I am getting rather frustrated with ranked games recently. My skill level is way beyond Silver IV, at least how I see it. My play skill is more or less constant, I perform far above average in all of my games. I always win my lane, yet my win/loss depends on my teammates. In silver, I can no longer just shove games down the throat per say and always win by hyper carry. My games are now more or less decided by my teammates. Half the time I get decent teammates, the other half of the time I get total crap teammates. So even though my play level is beyond the rest of my league, my win/loss still finds its way back towards 50/50, so I go nowhere.
For example in my last game, I dominated my lane mid against orianna, got early kills on her and outfarmed her. Meanwhile however, the enemy adc wracks up 7/0 from complete idiocy by my teammates. It is just frustrating when I can play so consistently well but my team members can't manage to pull their own weight. I don't understand how people manage to move through the ranks. Maybe I just need to add to my volume of ranked games played and my skill level will slowly start to come through in a much better win loss average. My mere 30 ranked games so far may be too small of a sample size to see perhaps. It's like tossing a fair coin. After 30 tosses, the average may be extremely skewed and nowhere near 50/50, but as you make your way towards 1000 tosses, the actual probability starts to come through as indeed being 50/50.
For example in my last game, I dominated my lane mid against orianna, got early kills on her and outfarmed her. Meanwhile however, the enemy adc wracks up 7/0 from complete idiocy by my teammates. It is just frustrating when I can play so consistently well but my team members can't manage to pull their own weight. I don't understand how people manage to move through the ranks. Maybe I just need to add to my volume of ranked games played and my skill level will slowly start to come through in a much better win loss average. My mere 30 ranked games so far may be too small of a sample size to see perhaps. It's like tossing a fair coin. After 30 tosses, the average may be extremely skewed and nowhere near 50/50, but as you make your way towards 1000 tosses, the actual probability starts to come through as indeed being 50/50.