u/Ill_Way_2517

I'm a newish player playing on and off for a year now and doing rank. at start i randomly played bunch of champs rather than sticking to one so lost more than won. and now im starting to main nocturne jungle.

but my LP gain is so low compared to when I loss LP. I'm getting 19LP a win but when i lose its either 20-21LP

how do you fix this? how do you even climb this. this is very demoralizing especially when every game is already a coinflip

is this type of LP gain and loss on purpose? if so how is other people climbing so easy?
I'm currently hovering between S2 and S1

Can someone explain why bot lane hates warding or prepping for dragon? in all my games the support has 4 wards including the vision ward and nnot switching to scanner.

then Adc dont want to help with free drag because apparently Waves are way more important than dragon and the only important drag is the soul, and that the permanent buffs they give before soul dont matter, how we getting soul if we cant even get one? what is this logic? its getting tiring as a jungler, let me help you by helping me but nah

I have been playing nocturne lately and he is pretty fun, but how do i dominate more as him?

right now i pretty much just farm until level 6 then spam my ult whenever its up, i rush hexplate then either stridebreaker and or axiom arc, then ghost blade

Who are also my hardest counters that i should bann if im playing him?

How do you actually get help as a jungler?

I'm Silver 2 jungle, and I do everything I can to help my lanes: ganking, counter-ganking, getting them ahead, taking objectives, even stopping the enemy roaming support at river before they can reach mid. But the moment it's my turn to ask for help, I get nothing. Is this just how it is being a jungler?

When we have grub or dragon priority, I'll ask for help to secure it faster, especially dragon, but even with prio bot lane will just keep pushing or recall at full health and mana.

Same with wards. I'll ask for a ward on the dragon pit when support already has two red trinket wards and three support item wards, and they still won't drop one.

Or if I'm getting invaded at raptors while mid is right there, they'll just keep farming while I'm getting killed by the enemy jungler and mid laner.

Is this just how it is being a jungler? You do everything for the team, but you can't expect anything back, and when something goes wrong it's automatically your fault. I've tried everything: asking in chat, pinging, all of it. All I get back is "jungle diff," or they just go toxic when all I'm asking for is actual help.

i even mostly go cc / engage champs like amumu, sylas, or jarvan to help secure kills when ganking

How much harder or easier is it to get diamond nowadays?
this is my first year playing league but someone told me before there was placements you had to go thru so rank was harder or takes longer to play to get your rank that you want

then someone else also told me that league ranks are so inflated right now that you can get into diamond in maybe less than 300 games.

if that is true then why are some people playing 700+ games are still in low silver high gold?

First time doing Hydroponics doing DWC method in a 1.5g container. these has been growing for 9 days now, using nutrient mix into the water and also a desk lamp to light the plants for around 8-16hours, but i noticed the stems are getting long is this a bad sign?

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I have a disabled brother that i order food for when I'm working or not home, he literally can not bend his back, and i have even placed a table near the front door so that they can leave the order there, so that he doesn't need to bend over

i have specifically said this on the deliver instructions "Please place food on the table at front door thank you" that is what it literally says, and almost every single time the delivery driver will place it on the damn floor and my brother has to literally go on his knees and slowly crawl outside because they would place the delivery order on the floor or sometime further away like down the stairs

then i changed the delivery instructions to "I'm disabled please leave food on the table at the front door thank you"
But it doesn't matter they always place it on the floor, or sometimes behind the door so it just spills, because there is no way to open the door without hitting the food

i tip around $5-$15 depending how afar the restaurant it, the front door literally only has 4 steps before you reach my door and its just the drive way in front so they cant complain its far

have people just lost simple basic reading comprehension? i have messaged doordash about this and its just a generic robotic response all the time. this is actually pissing me off. why cant people just simple read the damn instructions, I'm about to just close my account and go somewhere else because this is ridiculous

I have a Canon PIXMA G620, and the ink is getting very low, so I’m planning to refill it. I bought third-party ink from Amazon that says it’s compatible with this printer. Is it okay to mix it with the remaining OEM Canon ink that’s still inside the tanks? I’m not really printing photos or anything high-quality, mostly just documents.

first time trying out Vic 3 but i've put a lot of hours into CK3. what's the main goal in VIC 3? been playing as belgium and just been spamming coal, iron, and steel buildings. besides that what else should i be focusing on? is the game mainly about economics and politics or what?

I'm starting a podcast audio only for now on YouTube, video once I've got better gear. I'm thinking about reaching out to smaller or up and coming brands to see if they'd want to be featured on it. Honestly I don't even care if they don't pay me, I just want a real product or service to talk about instead of running ads for nothing. Is that a weird move for someone just starting out, or is it actually a solid way to get going?

I want to start a podcast but rather than asking ai for questions / topics i want real people.

so please give me any questions or topics that would be interesting to talk about in a podcast