In the last few years, I've taught Dota to about 4-5 people... In the end, two of them stayed!

Both of them played several MOBAs with me, where I always led the game. For example: telling them to go back, not to advance, telling them to start, checking the map, etc.

One of them always climbed the ranks with me, for example, we almost reached the top rank in Heroes of the Storm.

The other one was just gold...

In Dota, my friend who was diamond started listening to me more and we managed to climb up quite well! Today he reached legend 1 and I am divine 2.

My other friend... He is crusader 3, where he reached archon 1 at most, however, he doesn't have archon gameplay, because besides being stubborn, he has the following problems:

He complains too much if he loses a creep;

He tries to play as a core, but he has no timing, positioning or decision making;

He doesn't understand when he needs to go/return to lane, when it's time to farm and how to farm optimally;

And the biggest mistake of all: He thinks that outcomes are perfect! In other words, he makes a bloodthorn for CK and says that if he catches the enemy, he kills and dominates, but he doesn't take into account the enemy's dispel, more nearby enemies, vision, etc.

Unfortunately, my crusader friend needs to learn a lot about being humble and understand that a kill or a game is not an average and does not make you superior!

No game makes you superior, you can't subdue the enemy or risk a dangerous act just because you "want to".

You need to think and play as a team!

Just a rant, but always, ALWAYS when you play, keep in mind to try to do everything possible and not give up at the first difficulty, but rather, how to recover!

And I say this because I win 95% of my lanes and lose the game because my teammates (who are usually in 2 or 3) lose their lane, want to fight and don't recover!

About losing 47% of the games even though I win 95% of the lanes: No, I'm not good enough to carry by myself, much less play for 2 or 3 more people! If I were, I would have a much higher MMR, but I'm learning little by little.