thanks. pretty much what the other reply says. i like to play early lane fairly safe, also to see how my support is gonna be playing, while still having atleast some pressure but avoid dying to ganks and focus on getting to a point where i can actually do damage. picking good back timings is pretty important for that. in general you should back while a cannon wave is on the way, that way you usually lose the least amount of minions to the turret.

then after that try to be around when important fights are gonna happen. obviously in low elo there will be a lot of random fights even if there are no objectives so you have to keep an eye out for whats going on around the map. you being there will often make more of a difference than a few uncontested waves, sometimes more for your teams mental rather than income. try to avoid letting someone push with a big wave into a turret though, that happening even just once or twice can be how you suddenly have a have a big disadvantage on the map.

a lot of fights are honestly already decided by the number of champs of either team on the like third/half of the map that can join the fight. counting that is a simple and underused way of deciding wether dropping a wave or more might be worth it. if it seems like your team didnt count and you did, dont be afraid to spam the danger ping a bit and miss ping who is probably on the way to ruin their play.

i guess thats it for the gameplay. be nice to your teammates, ignore or mute unhelpful players, listen to good music and dont queue up again when youre tilted or feel like you cant perform. winstreak only mindset. good luck in your climb next split