So not trying to be mean or anything, but your stats aren't good - mine aren't anything to hoot at either. When someone lies on the outer edges of the mmr spectrum, the game has to pull players from those extremes to balance things out, whether that's outliers on the upper or lower ends. -------- With that being said, one of the best things players can do at any level is to figure out who is the strongest and weakest player on their team and the enemy team. Then, figure out the balance of these variables that is leading to failure or success for your team. Is the weakest player on the team dying too much and allowing for ramping off those deaths? Or is the strongest player on your team getting kills off on their own, but with no team support, to not die or have follow-up opportunities missed? Assess the same for the enemy team. Is one player getting all the kills and leading the enemy team? Is there a player who your team keeps getting easy picks on? Sometimes many of these variables are taking place at once. Now work towards bending these variables in your team's favor. For your team, either make the strongest teammate stronger by following their lead and buffing, team-firing with them, or healing them. Or make the weakest teammate stay safe by baby sitting them and doing the same. For the enemy team, avoid confronting the strongest player alone. There was a person in my last clan that gets to Ascendant every season and even managed to get high up in Ascendant 0, getting the Umbral Echelon emblem to drop, and they only have a .98 k/d overall. They use healing rift with Lumina, Boots of the Assembler, healing grenade, and a healing auto. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Tldr: Try running a support focused build and healing / buffing your strongest teammate. Also, some games are just forced losses from the moment the matcmaking system puts a match together, so don't get too tilted and bring that bad energy into your next game.