What are the most common errors players make when focusing on enemy damage dealers during a team fight?

The most common errors players make when focusing on enemy damage dealers during a team fight include neglecting positioning, failing to account for enemy peel, tunnel vision, and improper target prioritization. Neglecting positioning means failing to maintain a safe distance from enemy tanks and fighters, making them vulnerable to crowd control and burst damage. This often results in being caught out of position and eliminated before they can deal significant damage. Failing to account for enemy peel means not considering the enemy team's ability to protect their damage dealers. This can result in wasting time and resources trying to attack a damage dealer who is heavily guarded by tanks and supports. Tunnel vision means focusing solely on attacking the enemy damage dealer and ignoring other threats, such as enemy assassins diving their backline or enemy mages dealing area-of-effect damage. This can lead to being blindsided by unexpected attacks and losing the team fight. Improper target prioritization means focusing on the wrong damage dealer, such as one who is already low on health or who is not a significant threat to the team. The focus should be on the damage dealer who is currently dealing the most damage and who is most likely to carry the game. All these elements reduce the impact of the player's damage.