Just Another Day In Elo Hell!

I played rammus support in ranked, the outcome? Its below, check out the grid picture, i did the most magic dammage to champs and just a lil short of most dammage to champs in general. It shows how bad elo hell is -_-
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There's definitely no such thing as 'elo hell' in Bronze V. I'm confident anyone can carry out of Bronze knowing only how to last hit and team fight. If you're that low you belong there, plain and simple.

 

Ive tried getting out, nope, when the support does the most dammage and is he team tank as well as the support having the most maggic dammage to enemy champions, more than the apc on your team. Plus when your left to support its not easy to carry out as well as last hitting having nothing to do with you when your supporting. There is elo hell and there is an example. If i had a video of this game id post it but i dont.

 

I am Gold V atm and I mainly play supports, I dont think it would be as easy for me to get out of Bronze if I was ever to be stuck in there.

 

I see a problem here. You stacked warmogs. I would never do that. I can barely see the Fizz's score - but it looks like he was a threat. You had little to no magic resist, and simply a thornmail for armor. Also, don't use the excuse "i'm a support" when your score wasn't that good - although I do admit some of your team did bad. Also, doing damage really means nothing, especially if you're a Rammus.

 

If i could i wouldve build more MR but trynd was just as fed and did a load of dammage along with darius. With darius mf and trynd fed i had to build mainly armour and health. My armour was so high that another 100 armour or so wouldnt have helped too much in reducing melee dammage. Even with two warmogs and no fizz or lux, i was ending with barely enough health to get out.


Also,fizz's score was 26/14/10.

With trynd hitting 300's on me with all my armour, on everyone else he was just massacaring. To cait, he had 100 health and went in a bush, cait got too close and he used his e to get to her and then attacked and killed her in 2-3 hits, in under 2 seconds.

 

Looks like you just had a bad team that you couldn't carry. What is 'elo hell' then? Is it a specific 'threshold' whereby the very fortunate pass it and then cruise all the way up to Challenger? No.

The truth, regardless of whether or not you will admit it, is that there is no 'elo hell'. Pros have demonstrated hundreds of times over by leveling smurfs through placement ranked that if you play better than the rest of the players in the game, you'll gain elo. The fact that you're sitting in Bronze after 300 games says that you're exactly where you belong.

 

They have lux, they have fizz... so let's not build MR at all. Lux and Fizz are insane damage-output AP champs. I'm starting to doubt it was your team that threw the match.


And Tgump is right. Pros don't win 100% or even 80% of their matches, even in Bronze, but if you are good enough at leading a team, statistics will help you climb your way out. And it's not that the pros have insane skill. Not even the best pro can 1v5 an enemy team. After 30 games in ranked, I began to realize that I have the skills to climb out of bronze, but I didn't have the mindset. Instead of just depending on myself, I took the time to become a team leader. My winrate isn't immediately 100%, but it's improved from barely 50% to about 65-70% winrate. Coordination and objectives win matches, not someone who carried a team with a score of 500 and 0.

 

you should ask yourself why you took 16 kills from your team as Rammus and built 3 Warmogs/ Frozen Mallot. Then start complaining about "elo hell"

 

I'd say pros win more than 80% in bronze .

On a more serious note i'm glad people are starting to think more like this. Many of my personal friends complain frequently about how their teams are so bad and they can't carry them. When playing on bronze/silver/gold and even plat accounts I have a fairly high win rate but I don't think this is necessarily due to personal skill although that does play a factor.

You want to be able to direct your team on how to push an advantage and close a game. Many lower level players have issues with this and it is evident in the high kill count. I rarely see more than 40 kills or 40 minute games in diamond as people understand game flow and objectives better there.

Ultimately to climb I believe one must possess either a significantly higher skill level in terms of playing or an ability to coordinate your team, both if possible. Look to improve yourself rather than your team. Griefing and complaining about ELO Hell stories can be amusing at times but it doesn't really get you out quite frankly.

Doing well doesn't mean you didn't make any mistakes. Working on these mistakes is how you get better. I'm currently in Diamond 2 and i'm on a loss streak right now. I went legendary in a couple of my past games and we still lost. While I could simply blame my teammates for being performing poorly (which may be part of the reason) I also know that there are several points at which I could improve on.

League of legends has a high skill-cap which nobody has reached yet. There's always room to improve as a player.

 

This pretty much. The idea of a support is to get kills to your ADC, and feed em up nicely, without letting the opponents support/ADC getting to YOUR ADC... Not take the kills from your ADC and stack useless items that dont help much in fights. Your ADC went negative. There is the first issue.

Do you main support?

 

You've also got 0 supportive items; bulwark would of gone nicely & stacking 3 warmogs is ridiculous, I feel that by looking at your build you could of improved the game a bit, those kills could of gone to the adc as well.