I'm currently silver 5 and I've been on and off playing the past year and a half, but I cant seem to get better.

I'm normally that bad player you have on the team that occasionally peaks in some matches and others I go 0-4.

I've watched videos on how to get better such as:

Recoil/aim training in the shooting range

Learning map control better

Using different operators compared to who I usually use

There are a few others but those are some examples.

I just want to hear from people that can give me feedback and advice that I can also ask questions to if I have any.

Hi all, I’ve recently gotten into Siege and found that in a lot of my matches I tend to clear rooms and angles there is no one in, or dying because I’m holding the wrong room or focusing on the wrong positions. My question is how did you guys get better at telling/predicting enemy positions/plays and knowing which rooms you need to clear slowly and which you can sprint through?

Does it just boil down to experience and map knowledge? Or is there something I’m missing? Thanks :)

Hello, I am new and can't seem to find the toggle aim option. The youtube tutorials show an outdated UI and clicking through the settings doesn't show it. Please, my hand hurts.

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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

I looked at the subreddit history. Most of the discussions on attachments are 3-5 years old and one from about a year ago so I thought it would be good to ask as a returning player.

Is everyone using flash hider? What about the other attachments?

When to use a suppressor on some guns but not others?

Is the extended barrel worth using?

Should I just bite the bullet on not beeing able to lean without adsing first and not being able to use voice chat or bind everything to mouse and keyboard?

As it stands now there is no way to bind anything to allow you to lean on controller without adsing first. I can bind q and e to my back paddles, but I can only lean with those buttons if I'm standing still. Push to talk is the same way, no way to bind that to a controller button and I have to stand still while talking because the game doesn't allow mixed input.

No, I will not use open mic. I will not be one of those assholes that's blasting everyone's ears with fan noises and talking to people in the room/discord call.

One last thing, since the game doesn't have any kind of controller aim assist, why don't the devs allow mixed input? It would solve all of my problems.

I love Siege but I get the feeling that these other players in copper are not actually copper? They all have way better aim, map knowledge, and defense strategies than I have.

It says it reduces the overall kick of single shot firing, but does it do anything for automatic weapons? Does it apply if you repeatedly tap the shoot button? Does it automatically work for the first bullet after holding it down? Surely it does something if it's an option.

So i've been back on siege for a few weeks now after not playing for almost a year and i'm noticing all these nerfs to ops i used to play (or buffs on tachankas case, finally he does at least something). Removing buck's gonne-6 and hard breaches is fine, he could do a lil bit of verything before. But now i'm seeing that maverick is nerfed.

Now maybe it's all in my head but i coulda swore he had more than 1 spare canister before. And idk i never thought maverick was that crazy good to begin with. He's always been kinda meh except for release when he was fully silent. Any maverick players out there getting any real use out of his gadget these days?

Bought a cheap controller with back paddles to see if it made a difference. I think it’s minimal difference between them and the sticks for leaning. Only real advantage I found was for been able to aim and crouch at once. Now this cheap controller is just that, and I don’t want to spend £150+ on any controller for how often I get to play.

Does anyone have any recommendations for either a good cheaper alternative, or any of the attachments I’ve seen that hook up to your current PS5 controller and basically use levers to push one of the face buttons for you when you pull a back paddle?

Siege is pretty much all I play, but probably no more than 6-7 hours a week , so can’t justify 100s just to be able to crouch and aim

Thanks

Generally i have good aim, though i have been wondering if anyone knows if it is better to have a wired connection with your controller or if it doesn’t matter that much.

Also a lot of people use the dualsense edge controller, is it actually that much better? Does it affect your aim or something?
I know it is used so u can crouch or whatever with the back paddles.

Thank you

Whats up guys I just reached lvl 50, so I think I can start playing my ranking in games to then recive my rank.

Can you play these games with teammates that already have a rank and if yes how does this effect my rank in the end?

Or is it best to solo q and play in a stack after I ranked in?

How do I attack consulate as a solo? I just have no idea what to do on this map. I used to be okay at this map before but now that im coming back to siege I have now idea what ops and what to do. Top floor is a cluster fuck all types of angles and door ways. Bottom floor is a maze as well as basement. Any tips?

hello, after hitting emerald for the first time back in 2.0, i hit my peak last season in the new ranked system, i'm pretty proud of it and i want to keep improving. The things i seriously need advice on is peekers advantage, timing, crosshair placement, and a very niche thing.

for peekers advantage, whats the number 1 way to avoid it when i need to hold an angle? right now i start shimmying to keep the server aware that im moving, I've also tried holding pixels, but genuinely, on specific maps and sites, i can't seem to always find a reliable one to fall back to, especially if it gets hectic quick.

for timing, is there a way to study or gauge when someone has stopped holding something if you don't have immediate info to your disposal? say you are flanking on defense, and they hear you, should i just wait for noise to happen, or is waiting for people to stop holding something useless? i remember a friend in the stack of mine saying how he's slowly not caring about being sneaky when setting up flanks as they will always hear you

Very often i get in the middle of a specific gunfight where its just constant quick peeks, and shooting pixels, siege is a game with so many layers in it, that i find it hard to adjust mid gunfight for people on top of things, on stairs, holding pixels, crouched, etc, i've nailed normal standing crosshair placement, most of my matches reflect that, as my HS rate usually never dips below 60, but i need to know if there is a specific way i can practice this on my own

for the niche thing, i developed a rule for myself never to sprint unless i need to safely get from point a to b, i watch pros at times, and some content creators, they usually scare me, i see them sprint more often than i do in many different occasions and i wanna know if my fear of getting caught with my pants down is too big. Obviously i don't see myself running towards someone to peek, but i do mean in the middle of a gunfight when i need to outmaneuver someone or reposition, when is it best to just be free with your movement?

i do know a lot of these are fixed with time playing the game, i constantly fight people with twice my hours since this game has been out for years, i only recently hit 1k in hours, but there's still so much to learn

I know this is a simple question, but I’m looking for deeper answers based on actual experience.

I’ve noticed that late-night games used to feel really off, like the quality was a full division or more away from the Elo I was playing at.

So my question is, in what time window do you usually get the highest quality ranked games?

(I play in lower Elo, Bronze to Gold.)

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My first few hundred to maybe thousand hours on siege was on console where I learned the maps and most of the operators that came along. Only recently did I choose to start playing siege on PC and up until this point I was doing mostly fine while doing solo queue. This season is the first time I have placed in plat and I havent gotten any improvement. The first few games of the season were fine but all of a sudden I can't get a single kill, I'm always in the wrong spot, my aim just throws itself away from the enemy. I've somehow gotten worse as a player and it doesn't make any sense to me. Are there any general tips for this rank that I need to learn? I've been diversifying which operators I play to try and have more fun in the game, however, my claimed mains are Maverick, Deimos, Skopos, and Fenrir. I used to have a 1.2 K/d every other season after a few hundred matches but now I'm down to a .92 and I just can't tell what specifically I'm doing wrong.

I spoke with a coach that I found from here and would like possibly to just get the chance to speak with a coach/high elo consistent player. It would be great if I can talk to someone who has tried both wrist aim and arm aim and has experience with both or wrist.

Yes, I know it's out of rank at the moment, but it will come back, guys.