admit you are bad and learn to cs try aim for 90 in 10 mins positive mindset positive outcome play to improve

If you end up in bronze/silver, remember you're there because you're bad. Not because of your teams. The quicker you learn this the faster you will climb because you're focusing on your own mistakes instead of your teammates. You'll never play flawlessly.

Learn to play atleast 2 champs in all positions.

Know your role
Ignore the bullshit
And do your best

Rabadon wrote If you end up in bronze/silver, remember you're there because you're bad. Not because of your teams. The quicker you learn this the faster you will climb because you're focusing on your own mistakes instead of your teammates. You'll never play flawlessly.

Learn to play atleast 2 champs in all positions.

I'm not sure that's the best wording to use honestly. That, and it's not true, that's generalizing. I'm not talking about me either, I'm talking about a friend who is definitely not bad. When this season started, he got placed in Bronze I, in less than two weeks he was at Gold V. Shortly after that he moved to Gold II. You can't judge someone off of their initial placement. Bad people get placed in higher divisions as well, there are too many factors that can mean victory or defeat that can get someone placed high or low.

Herohhz wrote admit you are bad and learn to cs try aim for 90 in 10 mins positive mindset positive outcome play to improve

90 cs in 10 minutes is a bit extreme for someone who is just starting to play ranked, that's what high elo players aim to get.

LBK117 wrote

Rabadon wrote If you end up in bronze/silver, remember you're there because you're bad. Not because of your teams. The quicker you learn this the faster you will climb because you're focusing on your own mistakes instead of your teammates. You'll never play flawlessly.

Learn to play atleast 2 champs in all positions.

I'm not sure that's the best wording to use honestly. That, and it's not true, that's generalizing. I'm not talking about me either, I'm talking about a friend who is definitely not bad. When this season started, he got placed in Bronze I, in less than two weeks he was at Gold V. Shortly after that he moved to Gold II. You can't judge someone off of their initial placement. Bad people get placed in higher divisions as well, there are too many factors that can mean victory or defeat that can get someone placed high or low.

I'm not talking about getting placed, I mean where you get stuck and stop climbing.

Kex wrote

Herohhz wrote admit you are bad and learn to cs try aim for 90 in 10 mins positive mindset positive outcome play to improve

90 cs in 10 minutes is a bit extreme for someone who is just starting to play ranked, that's what high elo players aim to get.

still though im in silver 4 got dropped after being s2 because of holiday i get 85 cs in 10 minutes you might as well aim high

Go in with the mindset of TSM win all your games and deny any lack of skill. Then it's a simple GG.
*Not Serious*

Rabadon wrote If you end up in bronze/silver, remember you're there because you're bad. Not because of your teams. The quicker you learn this the faster you will climb because you're focusing on your own mistakes instead of your teammates. You'll never play flawlessly.

Learn to play atleast 2 champs in all positions.

"remember you're there because you're bad" This isn't true at all... you're not bad you're just not the best.

If you get placed low and want to climb you have to set yourself a set amount of games you lose in a row before you stop playing ranked otherwise you will tilt and just play worse.

One of the biggest tips is to just do /mute all if there's someone that flames on your team, they aren't gonna help you.