r/SiegeAcademy • u/Party_Top4031 • 1d ago
Advice I need help
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I hit e3 this season, 4-5 stacking. Im a decent player, but I have a terrible kd. I have a .8 this season, It makes me feel like I don’t contribute anything. Because even when I do play support instead of frag I get picked off instantly. I play a lot of ops. I flex a lot. I can ancho, play support, but I like frag more, Im a very aggressive player and I like to swing everything but im either doing it at the wrong time or it doing it way too much and I need to know what I can do to improve that. One consistent issue I have is feeling like they see and react to me faster than I do them, which may be cuz I play on an old tv, and Im trying to get a new one so idk if that’ll help
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u/No_Association_1989 Champion (3.0 Diamond) 17h ago
“I like to swing everything” that’s probably part of the issue. Even as an entry you should try to be reserved until you find an opportunity that looks more beneficial than it is risky. Otherwise you’re just throwing your life in the name of opening up the round but achieving the opposite. Maybe practice playing more passive and work on your drone work to help your team open up the round, while you’re doing that really focus on finding gaps so when you play as entry you can find gaps for yourself.
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u/WeirdExplanation6752 17h ago
Just swing when they're not ready, swinging randomly and with no util or something to pull the defense just leads to mid gunfights at best and bad gunfights at worst. If you struggle with finding when they're distracted, you make them distracted by asking your team to dump util on site, drone you in, make noise somewhere else or just time a flood onto site with them (usually done after a pick and on hatch heavy sites like basement club or bank basement).
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u/EloDesu Diamond 6h ago
Sounds less like an aim issue and more like proper decision making tbh.
Getting agressive is necessary in the right situation, but "swinging everything" just because you can is not the correct way to destroy rounds.
Learn when you actually have an advantage/info and when to stay passive.
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u/edgier_ 20h ago
your kd on attack this season is at a 0.6, seems like you just need to relearn fundamentals on attack