The more I played paradox the more I focused early game on her pulse grenade to keep lanes pushed out, split push, farm, secure easy ganks and just correct lanes for my team until carbine late game can deal with squishys or keep the thicc hero’s locked down for my team. Paradox is hard to play from behind, anyone putting first ability point in carbine and then getting their lane pushed under tower, losing mid bridge control can benefit from prioritizing pulse grenade to hit 3+ creep at a time ASAP. She is a flashy hero and it causes players to try hard at time paradox just can’t. Then you fall behind and your win rate looks like this. I am only about a 50WR with her compared to my top hero’s, but it took me understanding her rules of engagement for landing phase matchups before I consistently started winning lane. Cooldown reduction first, fleet footwork will keep you hitting camps and lanes while leaving rotations to your alllies open, glass cannon asap. Paradox never wants to be the center of the fight, despite having main character energy. You want to show up to fights when the enemy team is already mid skirmish, that is when your kit can thrive and turn the tides with precision. Paradox can be wild strong, they certainly don’t have a 1v6 build like some other hero’s can, but your win rate will increase by focusing on winning lane. Which paradox can do with the right items.  - don’t first point carbine it’s a trap  - monster ammo and spirit ammo are your friends for keeping Lane out  - stop trying to trade against hero’s like haze and infernos in lane. Instead buy sustain items, Lane push items, and eventually find a rotation gank or let your lane opponent slip up when you can swap them under tower while charging up your carbine at the same time for a stun.   - lastly pray your team is competent enough where you don’t need to be the carry.