I skimmed your recent games, say the last 50, and other than games you stomp or win easily, you have a very high amount of Deaths compared to other stats.
This makes me feel like your positioning in fights is either bad, or you're getting caught out of position too often.
This could be from map awareness, or just being too greedy when farming lanes or away from your team. Itemisation looks ok, but one way to deal with this instantly is to build escape (blink/force/euls) more early on than you are currently doing.
Think about this for a few games, if you think this is a factor then it's likely to be a very big factor in your overall average performance.
I play aggresively, I try to find opportunities during the game. It's a problem, because I usually end up with a team that's busy sitting in the jungle at 30 minute mark, or going back to farming instead of pushing the lanes after a successful teamfight. My KD is awful at the moment due to that and other reasons. I'm often forced to pick a hero/lane I'm not comfortable playing to cover the gap caused by other picks.
You're below your actual rank scenario:
35 games/week @ 60% = 84/140 wins/month = +84x25 -56x25 (+700/month, +175/week)
With 5 or so games a day, over a week/month you should look to gain in between 50-100 weekly I'd imagine. Use this as a realistic target, and if you continue to meet it, you know you're on track to grind back up to where you belong.
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What is the age of the average Dota player on a totally unrelated note..?
One thing that stands out the most is your KDA.
I skimmed your recent games, say the last 50, and other than games you stomp or win easily, you have a very high amount of Deaths compared to other stats.
This makes me feel like your positioning in fights is either bad, or you're getting caught out of position too often.
This could be from map awareness, or just being too greedy when farming lanes or away from your team. Itemisation looks ok, but one way to deal with this instantly is to build escape (blink/force/euls) more early on than you are currently doing.
Think about this for a few games, if you think this is a factor then it's likely to be a very big factor in your overall average performance.
Hope that helps a bit!
I play aggresively, I try to find opportunities during the game. It's a problem, because I usually end up with a team that's busy sitting in the jungle at 30 minute mark, or going back to farming instead of pushing the lanes after a successful teamfight. My KD is awful at the moment due to that and other reasons. I'm often forced to pick a hero/lane I'm not comfortable playing to cover the gap caused by other picks.
You mentioned you're slowly climbing back up.
How many ranked games do you play daily?
It's important to have a reasonable mmr gain expectation weekly.
If you're gaining 50MMR on average weekly, then that's pretty good, especially if you're not playing a massive amount of games.
4-6, depending on how much time, and I have. I'm a bit older than an average dota2 player.
lets's break this down:
Let's assume you're climing with a solid 55% winrate (that's better than 75% of players) and a 60% winrate (almost nobody climbs this fast)
Good scenario: 35 games/week @ 55% = 77/140 wins/month = +77x25 - 63x25 (+350/month, +87.5/week)
and
You're below your actual rank scenario: 35 games/week @ 60% = 84/140 wins/month = +84x25 -56x25 (+700/month, +175/week)
With 5 or so games a day, over a week/month you should look to gain in between 50-100 weekly I'd imagine. Use this as a realistic target, and if you continue to meet it, you know you're on track to grind back up to where you belong.
What is the age of the average Dota player on a totally unrelated note..?