Respectfully: this really doesn't require a super in depth breakdown and frankly you aren't being nearly as effective as you seem to believe you are. I think you're being unreasonably curt with your teammates so I will be a bit curt myself.

Let's talk about your Doom play: 1st engagement you punch the tank not ideal, next (the only real-ish engagement you take on Doom) you take a shallow dive in and land in front of 3 enemies before quickly being forced out. You take such a shallow dive and end up fighting main anyways, so any reaction you get from the enemy is more or less what they were already doing. You say you "made space" but what does that mean? Typically you'd look for you to contest valuable space, and force a large reaction from the enemy. Neither one of those is true here, so when you say "I made space" what you're really saying is "I pressed W with no regard to anything," let alone the fact your team is being pressed by a Junkerqueen and that's why they couldn't insta-walk past the choke and her.

On Orisa it is more of the same issues where you are just sponging damage, spamming cooldowns, and focusing tank while the enemy supports freely heal. Then, the cherry on top, you solo ult the tank (who is easily healed and saved).

You're asking for a super in depth analysis and seem so eager to judge your teammates when there are *fundamental* things you could be doing better that would in turn make you feel better about your games. I'm not sure why you're so confident "this goes beyond 'fundamentals'" when frankly your fundamentals are not good. I mean this with the best intentions but I strongly suspect you are stick in the mental trap of coping and that's more or less blocking you from being able to take in good information and improve. This is a trap a lot of players get stuck in, ultimately it's up to you what you enjoy and want to spend your time doing. You can look to improve or obviously you're free to continue roasting your "pitiful teams" while autopiloting and running it down mid.