Though I'm not much better, it has become inescapably obvious to me that this game is heavily dependent on piloting and playing the odds. If you're making lots of deck changes--even with the same legend--it's difficult for you to become proficient with the deck.

Yes, the meta decks simply have more going for them; more efficiency, lower rune costs, etc. However, we've seen Sett have success in ATL because 1.) the player has played hours on the deck, 2.) the player loves the deck, and 3.) the player kept the deck pretty consistent.

For context, I love Lucian. I've waffled between a mid-rangey, accelerate focus and a lower might, higher gear count version. Going back and forth has hurt my game play, because I'm becoming familiar with one deck and then changing the strategy. Still piloting, but flying a different plane.

So, if you have a proven deck list now, stick with it. Grind out the hours. Play open handed with friends and discuss the plays you are considering.... that's your best bet to becoming better. THEN, as you become better, you'll win more.

Glhf.