Educational content creators, isn’t it more beneficial to viewers to analyze losses than commentate wins?

I play mage mid, Gold elo. When I watch Shok or PekinWoof’s educational commentaries to learn, they often choose to upload a game with ideal conditions, whether it’s an advantageous matchup like ranged vs. melee, starting with a successful invade, or with at least 1 other winning lane.

It’s often said that VOD review is the best way to learn from mistakes - well, what better way to learn than a Challenger player commentating and reviewing LOSSES and unfavorable games instead of wins and smooth sailing games, where mistakes often made by low elo players don’t occur to be learned from?

Of course, there are a few videos where the content creator is trying to make a point by cherry picking a bad game, but those videos are few and far between.

If there was a trend of educational streamers curating a playlist of bad games showing relatable mistakes or range/wave clear disadvantaged matchups, counters, or their lanes getting stomped, this may help quell many of the unproductive conversations made in online LoL spaces.

What do you think?