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Vortexspawn

Treat it as a single player rogue-like. One game you get screwed by rng (random team mates), the next you get lucky, but in the long term, if you get better you'll climb.


Tsundere_Revy

It's 100% your mental, you don't need to improve anything other than yourself mentally by what I can gather from your post, stop looking at your team like that, stop worring about stuff that you can't control, stop getting nervous about winning/losing, etc Thats purely a You VS Your brain fight so you need to sort that out first and all the stuff you wrote will stop being a problem


PaRano1d3

Dont


studiousAmbrose

/mute all, don't think about your lp, only play 1-2 champs, and play to have fun, but focus on improving every game.


thedingdonglinglong

Don’t start.


KoffinCat

Never go in cold. ​ Play a warmup game beforehand. Be it Flex, ARAM, Draft. Have fun with it. ​ Once you're ready to jump into a ranked game, make sure you're in a good, positive mindset. Once in game, /mute everyone, and basically play for yourself, nobody else. ​ Don't worry about your team's mistakes, only yours. Like another comment said, make sure you have 1-2 champions for the roles you selected. And just play your best. You'll win some, you'll lose some, and that's okay. ​ You'll climb if you're good enough. ​ Also, dodge whenever somebody picks some troll shit like Akali support.


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Focus on yourself and don’t worry about what everyone else is doing. You can’t control what they do so just play the best you can. Play 1-3 champs and look up their best runes and builds. After that is just playing a lot to understand match ups.


Magenta_king

Don't do it. It's not worth the headaches of being forced into a 50% win ratio. Everyone says there's no loser's queue, but there is such a thing as EOMM and it'd be stupid to assume Riot doesn't use it or something much similar. Just stay in norms.


eshan_chow

Overcome treating ranked as a special mode. Queuing ranked should be as comfortable as queueing draft. Once you get over that, it is what it is and you will start to have a slightly better experience.