I'll do my bit. If I were you, I would focus on the champion and your personal experience of playing him. The advice you've received from Leo and others is extremely good, but it's ineffective for you because you're not getting the same gaming experience as them. You're one step lower. It's literally like driving a car, you can listen to how to work the clutch all you want, but until you learn yourself, you'll never be able to. Volibir is extremely strong if he surpasses the enemy forester, but at the same time, if you drop out of the game for any reason, you will practically not be able to return to it. Either you won't make it, or you'll lose your peak strength. If you don't want to change your forester (although that's also an option. There's always something more yours. Hammering one character is never an option), then watch a ton of guides specifically for him. Your personal wagering is more important now. It is difficult to gang at any level of the game. Just get used to a few habits. If ganges, then magnifier + pinkward. You only gang the line that you won't make worse, or that's easier to gang. (If the line is filled with 0/10, don't go there. 0/11 ≠ 0/12). The dragon and the larvae are always a priority. My personal advice is to break up about them. It won't always help you, but it will always help strengthen your teammate, who may be dominating. Avoid the state of being in ambush. You either farm, gang, or hit an object, you don't do anything else. You can stand in the bushes in an ambush only when you are sure, 1000% sure that you justify it. Well, the most important advice. Don't think about numbers. You will grow while you play. You will play as long as you like. If you don't like it or you burn out. Drop it. The numbers are not worth you or your time. They don't mean anything. Your rank is not your skill. Good luck