Winning Lane, Losing Games
I’ve been trying to figure out what’s holding me back, and I think I need outside perspectives.
I peaked around **Gold 3**, then went through a really rough stretch of ranked. Since then, I’ve taken a **one-month break** from League just to reset mentally and come back with a clearer mindset instead of queueing while frustrated.
One thing you’ll probably notice if you look at my match history is that there aren’t many games. That’s because I **changed servers due to ping issues** (around 140 ms down to about 6 ms), so my match history on this account is relatively short.
I mainly play **ADC**, and this is where I’m confused.
A lot of my games feel similar. I usually leave lane ahead in CS, plates, or kills, but somewhere after laning phase I stop converting that advantage into wins. At this point, I’m not interested in blaming teammates because I’m the only constant in every game.
To try and improve, I even paid **$500** for coaching. After reviewing my gameplay and finishing the session, the coach’s conclusion was basically: **“This game ain’t for you.”**
That honestly stuck with me.
Since then, I’ve been asking myself two questions:
\- Is **ADC simply not the right role for me?**
\- Or am I repeating the same mistakes every game without realizing it?
I’m seriously considering switching to **mid lane** now that I’m back, but I don’t want to role-swap just because I’m frustrated if the real issue is my decision-making.
I’m looking for honest feedback from people who have been in a similar position. If you’ve been the type of player who consistently won lane but struggled to close out games, what changed your gameplay? What should I be looking at when reviewing my own games?
I’m open to criticism. If the problem is obvious and I’m just not seeing it, I’d rather hear it than keep repeating the same cycle.