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Try to go for a backstab when your backside is clear and their frontlines are distracted.
I recommend practice your aim too, so you can kill the pyros chasing you.
And if you worry about your cloak, you can slap letrange in your arsenal and replace your stock revolver, but beware that it will trade damage for utility for duration.
The main reasons spy players cannot get better is their main gamesense, do you aimlessly butterknife a heavy? Do you went in at the wrong time?
Cloak n dagger is good for waiting out paranoid pyros.
Or just try to backpedal while spamming “HELP!” Voice command to pretend like theres going to be your teammate chasing you.