Gideon Bravor, on 18 September 2022 - 02:52 PM, said:
That's about as useful as your advice is.
There's this thing that people have. It's called a natural limit to their talent and ability. You can tell them to stop playing the game stupidly/wrongly/inefficiently compared to the top players all you want, but will that actually change them?
No. No, it won't.
Then there's also a natural limit to how hard people will try to increase their native ability through training/practice. Remember: this is a game. We don't get paid to play it.
So the only sensible thing to do is, guess what, separate the low-skilled from the high-skilled. Imagine that.
Imagine having a competition that separated Michael Phelps from some kid who likes to swim every other weekend in his backyard, non-Olympic-sized pool.
Wow, what a concept.
But instead, your answer is to tell the casual swimmer to 'be more like Phelps.'
Brilliant advice.
All of this stuff is easy. I'm not telling you to hit 360 no-scopes or hit the same component repeatedly from 900m away. Look, I'll simplify it:
- use cover
- twist
- left click on the enemy
- have a build that makes sense
- don't immediately wail and rend your garments the moment you encounter even the slightest bit of adversity in this giant robot video game