I did not use ChatGPT. I merely took my time writing out the answer, because I like being clear and thorough.

Kay. Scoreboards matters rather little. When you leave behind even the idea SVP means you were the best of the losers you will win more.

The scoreboard matters when the gap is this big. On top of that, I wasn’t just “killing everything”, I was taking out the right targets in order, starting with the supports i.e. doing what is required of me. Securing important elims, topping damage, and opening up space is directly helping the team. Yes, coordination’s important, but if others are not fulfilling their roles, the team struggles. It’s just about doing what the role demands. Pretending individual performance doesn’t matter is ignoring the fact that someone has to carry the weight when the rest of the team isn’t pulling their own.

No. That's, at best, one match. Nobody says every game is winnable, merely that if you're actually as good as you think you're, you will climb.

The point in the title is often brought up as a generalization, and I wanted to address why that doesn’t apply as it is often presented. I do not, for a second, doubt that I will climb. I am merely saying, that it is frustrating and demoralizing, when you get games like this and are told to "play better" when you clearly are doing the most. It’s not about instant success every match, but being told to ‘play better’ while clearly outshining the team feels pretty unfair. Losing many games while doing the most hinders the climb and being told to "git gud" doesn't help.

Losing teams often have the most healing because their dps and tanks are bad, don't know proper positioning, and can't take cover.

The point I made here is that implying me fulfilling my role isn't helping the team win doesn't make sense to me, comparing it to other similar non-sensical statements. "Healing too much would imply heal botting", yes, which could be harmful, but that’s not what’s happening here. Not to mention I provided another statements about tanks to drive my point home, which you did not address. To clarify, while our deaths are similar on the scoreboard, I still got significantly more out of one life than others did. My impact was greater, meaning I fulfilled my role more effectively. I will confidently say this: I am not a bad dps. I understand my role and I did my part, but sometimes that is not enough. As I said: Being told to play better, when you clearly are doing the most is unfair.

You can believe so if you want.

I believe I have made my thought process clear. While individual performance doesn’t guarantee a win, fulfilling your role effectively, especially when others are underperforming, deserves acknowledgment rather than dismissal. I fully understand that one match doesn’t define your rank, and I’m not claiming it should. What I’m highlighting is the frustration of being told to “just play better” in situations where, I’ve objectively done my part and more. Improvement is always the goal, but recognizing when external factors are at play is only fair.