I'm watching the replay again to understand exactly what I did wrong I take a 5 minute break and calmly start again I raise immediately — I will take revenge I post my most shameful death in chat to make fun of myself

Honestly ? Maybe 30-40%, the rest is often the context I would say 60-70% — I try to be lucid about my mistakes Less than 20%. When I play well, we win. When I play badly... it's rare Almost all of them. I still have a lot to learn

“It’s a bad series, statistically it will even out — I’m staying focused” “There is surely a pattern in my errors, I need to identify which one” “I lose my mind from a certain game, I have to stop there” “The team is terrible at the moment, I’m waiting for it to pass”

I quickly calculate priorities and execute the optimal plan I play my role properly and I trust the team for the rest I go solo on the opposing carry and hope the team follows I'm panicking slightly — high-stakes teamfights stress me out

I'm actively following it: patch notes, tier lists, adaptations — I'm aware I understand it broadly and I adapt my picks accordingly I play my one-trick whatever the meta — if it scales, it scales Honestly ? I discover that my pick is broken after playing it for weeks

I try to roam to compensate for other lanes and take control of the game I adapt: ​​I play safer and I wait to scale before exposing myself I continue to play my lane normally — if the others feed it's not my problem I lose track emotionally and start making risky moves out of frustration

Pool of 3 champions max — deep mastery > variety Adaptive pool depending on the patch and the opposing team in draft My unbreakable one-trick, and I can handle any team The strongest champion at the moment according to what I saw on Twitch this week

They are at my level, sometimes better — I can't complain objectively Varied level, but that's normal — it's the solo queue They are often well below me, it's clearly an MMR problem I don't really know, I focus on my own performance in general

Focused — it's a game like any other, I do what I always do Slightly nervous but in a good way — it boosts me to play better Stressed. I play less well under pressure, that's a fact Confident. Maybe too much. I sometimes take unnecessary risks in these moments

Solid decisions with sporadic errors — overall it's okay Regular but logical errors — I see clearly what I need to correct Brilliant plays followed by catastrophic decisions — very uneven Honestly ? I rarely watch my replays, it's too painful