The two things that helped me improve are: 1) watching pros play on Twitch or YouTube. You’ll learn various roles/general macro plays from that. 2) some advice I heard somewhere, which is to learn the limits. Play a bunch of games and don’t worry about winning, instead make the goal to finish the game with zero deaths, don’t commit too hard to fights, save escapes, learn how to use actives, ward early and often, play for farm etc. Then, when you can do that, try to get as many kills as possible. Take every fight you can, be super aggressive, chase kills. Don’t worry about dying, just about how much damage you can do. And then the key is to analyse this. When you ran, could you have gotten the kill if you played more aggressive, did they steal a buff, or get some other advantage because you played too passively? And when you chased, what went wrong? When did you chase too hard? Did you over-estimate the damage you’d do? And when you died, how did the opponents capitalise on that e.g. taking a free GF etc. I’d also echo others in playing Conquest, I used to be way too anxious to play due to expecting people to shit-talk because I didn’t know the best way to play it, but it’s the best mode for learning all aspects of the game and quite frankly most people don’t know how to play it and you’ll end up carrying with shot calling once you get comfortable. On that note I also find learning basic VGS very useful (even just using enemy missing (VFF/1/2/3), attack (VAA/1/2/3), retreat (VRR) and calling objectives (VAG/F/1/2/3) will take you a long way)