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Also, the thing is that carry usually weakest most stupid link in any team, so playing against him is usually easier then against mider.
Naturally it's would be hard for offlaner to deal with higher level and better equipped midlaner, with great kill potential so technically midlaner able to have more impact, but in practice midlaners often don't even show for fights, or don't coordinate with a team, behaving as a second carry.
Going carry>midlaner>offlaner>support is kinda normal thing as you learn the game and getting tired from pointless creep fights.
Also I already wrote several times that offlaners and supports are most reliable guys in a team statistically.
That's what I don't quite understand. When I play offlane, I focus mostly on enemy team, but when I play mid-lane I focus on objectives (gank -> take tower), yet I still feel like I do more as offlaner simply because I try to either chase enemy win-condition-hero or I just go wherever the fight is. Maybe, at higher level mid-lane becomes more impactful, since the team have much easier time to join with me to focus on objectives?