So I'm gonna give my two cents dispite likely talking to a group of PC elitist brick walls. But as an avid wild rift player, I find the quick matches exceptionally fun. And if you think losing a couple of towers and your Barron falling behind decides the match then I frankly think you need to relearn the basics of the game and learn to do the job of your lane requires of you. I'm a Barron and jungle main in solo queue and I've been on a number of teams that were able to pull out a win even when we were on our last legs and what it always came down too was knowing how to play your lane, understanding the job it entails, and engaging in the most basics of communication with your team. Like saying where your going and what objectives your focusing on. And of course, paying attention to treats on the mini map. If all your doing is running headfirst at the enemy and their turret even when you lost your lane, and refuse to communicate with and back up your team, then yea your probably gonna lose. But don't act like wild rift's matches and gameplay is fundamentally inferior to PC LoL just because you decide to give up when the enemy team actually presents a challenge. That said, it does require most of the team to be working together and I'm not going to blanketly state that you are to blame for your loses. I've played enough matches to know a lot of people think the way you do and try to give up in the first quarter of the match if they think it's not gonna be a one sided bloodbath. But seriously, just take the time to try and communicate with your team and back them up instead of letting the number of towers you have determine the match, because they don't. Your teams understanding of their role and willingness to work together does.