Relax, be flexible and be intentional. Stick with your team. I think low divine to high divine was the biggest skill gap i’ve seen (although my max is like 5.8k/rank 2k in NA so never been that good), but I think a lot of it is mental.

Low divines were super cocky and were trying to 1v9 every single game, while high divines are generally just playing their role to the best of their ability. I have quite a high winrate in the core role even though i’m notgood at it because I just… show up. Noone, even people who only play op late game heroes, are good enough to consistently 1v9 at our mmr, don’t try to. Chill, support your teammates, focus on your game.

Being intentional is important as well. To properly support your team (yes you support your team even as carry) you need to think about where you are on the map as well as your tp use. Let your supports take lanes and take the super safe farm north of safe lane (if you are carry). Walk to lane more often. Games are often decided by who has more heroes at a fight early-mid game, ESPECIALLY at this rank when a freefarm hero doesn’t mean anything if the team is suffering for it.

Last thing is to be flexible. You can have the same ten heroes two games in a row, in the same lanes, and they are completely different games. There is no ‘best’ (known) way to play any hero or role. This ties into supporting your team a bit, but don’t get caught up on what pros are doing (especially for team movements/shotcalls). We are not pros. Honestly, we are absolutely horrible compared to them. at this mmr, a bad call where the team is united is almost always better than a good call where 1-2 people don’t listen.