If I'm defending a site, and kill three people when they entry leaving a 4v2 for my team, that does not mean I didn't make a mistake or could have done better. Focusing on what you could have done better is the secret. Focusing on what a teammate did right or wrong does not help, that's out of your control. Completely blame yourself for everything. This is a hard thing for some to do, but if you try to think about this every time you die, as a default, it will come with time.Įvery time you die or lose a round, try to avoid or come out of any emotional response quickly, and think what you could have done better. Trying to recognize what you did wrong during / after your play and then make changes does. Simply playing countless hours does not get you better quickly.

You need to make sure your ego is out of the way so that you can identify things to improve on. The difference between someone that gets better quickly and someone who plateaus or stagnates is being able to own the fact that you always make mistakes, and learn from them.

We all make mistakes every game over and over, even pros do. The biggest way I've found to help people improve is to recognize that you can always do much better. It's difficult to identify specific issues without game play footage, so I'll speak generally.

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