League of Legends (LoL) Question: Why am I so terrible?

Hiya Two-IQ!

First of all, the fact that you're asking this is a good first step. Improving will happen slowly over a long period of time by playing games. There are three things you can do to speed up the process, and you're likely already doing two of them.

1. If you’re playing with the camera locked on your champion, turn off the camera lock, and get used to moving the camera around, and positioning it for the best coverage for teamfights. A locked camera reduces your overall visibility drastically. Most players unlock their camera without being told it’s a good idea, but if you haven’t yet, you’ll have a couple rough games getting used to it, but it’s the single biggest success booster.

2. Surprises kill. Early on, that means not knowing what an enemy champion can do in general… eventually that turns into knowing about how long it’ll take them to kill you, or how much of your HP they can melt with burst damage, or how long their cc lasts. But even after you know all of that, surprises kill in the form of vision control. Take the time to play every champion for a game or two. Play them while they’re on their free rotation. This will also help you figure out which champions fit you best.

3. Use your replay feature. The replay feature is the best way to improve consistently. Here’s how you should use it: Watch through your game at normal or double speed, but slow things to a crawl during trades and teamfights, and keep track of how many minions you end up missing in lane, and why. Don’t focus on your allies, just you and your opponents. Have a notebook with you and write down your thoughts about things you did poorly. This exercise will improve your dueling, csing, and teamfighting.

After you’ve finished watching the replay, put it on again at either normal or double speed, without slowing it down during important parts. This time, just watch the minimap (make sure fog of war is set to your team), and without looking at anything other than the minimap, try to do things like predict where the enemy jungler is, or which lanes are going push. If you have the time, do this again, but swap the fog of war to your opponent’s point of view. This exercise will increase your map awareness, game knowledge, and ward placement.

Hard to tell just from the stats what you could do better. (if you want me to send me replay of one of your games you welcome).

according to what you are saying and the stats you should improve your Macro game play and CS. The best way to improve Macro game is experience and spectate challenger players, and the best way to improve CS is practice it and learn how the waves working. For both you should play with your best champion so you could focus on them and not on the mechanics, i recommend to watch SRO's videos, he teach both.

As for mini-map you should try look at mini-map as much as possible, at least once every 5 seconds.

Good luck :D

Hello my friend, I know how you feel and have been there aswell so I hope I can help you, first of all its nice to hear that you enjoy league of legends in general. Teemo is a funny champ and top is a lane where you can learn and improve a lot. Speaking of that, you will never stop learning in league of legends. If you have problems in your lane / with enemy jungler thats always a thing where you can think about how to make it better and if you dont know what to do, there are thousands of videos on YT. The next thing, and you will hear this often: dont tilt. I know it sounds mean to say this so straight. But league of legends is a team game. And sometimes your mid goes 0/10 in 5 min. But they dont do that to annoy you, that dont want to lose either. Give them tipps and try to help and if they become a little too active in the chat, mute tham and focus on your own lane. I can understand that you havent found quite the right champion yet, it takes a bit more than 1 year to get to know them all. I would suggest you try out all lanes and play the champs that are in the free champ select every now and then. Last but not least, the best way to improve ( = more fun) is to practice. Dont let league of legends become and addiction but if you want to become a good player and maybe play ranked you should play more. Last tip: its more fun with friends. Maybe you know someone that you can play with and goof around. If not feel free to add me :)
http://euw.op.gg/summoner/userName=magnus+aurelius

Yeah, I can relate. Been playing this game for years and I'm still terrible. I can play and get positive scores, have map awareness and good focus on teamfights, but I generally lose so yeah I suck in the end, good scores and cs don't mean **** if I see more defeats. I don't play ranked anymore for that reason. All I can say is this: buy control wards often, learn to peek at your minimap whenever you get a chance and whatever you do, do not flame, even if they flame you, mute them. Other than that, I can't help, I'm ***** at this.

I find that unless they're blatantly trolling, the vast majority of players aren't as bad as they think they are. Practice improves just about everything. You can start by watching Pro/higher ELO games and watching what they do. Don't just look at their builds, look at what they do when certain things happen, how they move and position themselves, how they manage minions and trade in lane. Another thing that every ELO needs to see more of: Use wards like your life depends on them, because it does. Vision wins games, and if your team has vision control of river and all major objectives, it's significantly harder for the enemy team to get an advantage. Lastly, you need to find the champions that you are good with and that you enjoy playing and practice with them. It's always a good idea to have a few (2-4) champions for every role that you are comfortable playing just in case you don't get what you prefer.

The main thing is just to watch better players, and to look back at your own mistakes and look at how could have played them differently. Communicate well with your teammates, place good wards, and practice, and I'm sure you'll improve drastically within a month.

Try to connect your play style with the way you want to face the game, if you are going in with aggression and want to get in the enemies face, then mid champs with cc and frustrating kits or supports who can jump in and make plays but still live through the slight mistakes.

If you are attentive then the jungle is for you. When i jungle I look at my minimap more than my actual screen and that makes it easy to predict where the enemy jungler is and als helps you to remind your laners to ward and such.

If you like to play the game passively then you might want to consider playing on the island which is also known as the top lane. You usually sit and farm and only play aggressively when your jungler wants to try help.

well thats how i think anyway, but i couldn't stop being curious about your ban, what was the reason anyhow? if you would like to share?