If you lose the matchup, do your best to not engage or get low. You shouldn't rotate if you feel it's not needed. As a mid laner, during the first few bits of the laning phase (first 6 minutes i think?) you'll want to rotate as soon as lane is cleared, unless you're playing against someone who is potentially deadly if farmed up. Junglers rarely rotate top (especially if it's tank vs tank) unless it's absolutely needed. In higher elos, like Elite+, bot is usually heavily camped to disable to adc, or the main damage dealer of the team. Due to season 9 changes, it's no longer 100% lane advantage for bot if you start top side. For jungling, it's recommended you start bot side for faster leash. of course, this all depends on who your mid laner is, what that shiki is capable of, and if your jungler is worth anything.
When the lane is cleared, they're supposed to rotate and choose which lane to assist OR follow jungle for a potential invasion. Mid is a 2v2 lane between the enemy jungle and mid laner. This phase is a combination of ganks from the jungler, whether it be in top, middle, or bottom lane, and 1v1/2v2 battles of the lanes. For starters, you start out in laning phase. But here we'll go a bit more in depth over the decision making you should do. The objective of this game is to get the enemy's base, nexus, whatever you want to call it. However I'm not the best player there is, so I'm only giving my personal experience. But it was really surface level information and I feel, with everyone complaining in the replies, that I would give this a try. So, I saw a post on here posted a few hours ago? Claiming to be distinguishing good vs bad players.
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