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I had like 30 kills and 8 deaths on 1 match.. what more can I do??????????
Whenever people come on here and mention anything about KD as a measurement to their skill or rank, I die a little inside. They clearly have menial understanding of the mechanisms that are required to win games. They know absolutely nothing about high impact kills vs low impact kills and plays, and that a player with a 10 and 18 scoreline could have been more impactful to round wins than a player with a 22 and 6 scoreline. Getting 3 frags as a lurker / last man left but still losing the round doesn't help your team accomplish the winning objective, which is either to stop bomb plants, or plant bombs and blow stuff up. You need to stop looking at KDR, and start looking at WHY you're losing rounds. And like someone before me in this thread said, if you can't carry a team of silver 1's to a win, you're also no better than a silver 2 or 3 yourself. The same applies to every rank. If you can't be the major contributing factor to your teams round-wins MOST of the time, you ARE the rank you are placed in. Your KDR has VERY LITTLE to do with your actual winning games and should NEVER be used as a metric to measure why you're losing games. Go back and watch the games. You'll see MANY MANY MANY situations where instead of taking that fight after getting 1 or 2 kills, you would have been way smarter to try and back off, wait for the rest of your team, use smokes and util, and just stay alive. A LOT of times, your presence as a living number even at 1 hp is more valuable than you trying to get that 2nd or 3rd greedy kill. It's the difference between if they actually get the bomb plant, or stay back and never establish full control of a site at all.....and vise versa. A lot of times on T side, you'll notice (and I particularly notice it on mirage a lot of times) with inexperienced players, they'll go up ramp on A, and everyone just kinda locks up on tetris looking for fights. Everyone becomes kind of "afraid to die". You can't be afraid to die in this game. Figuring out enemy positions is what can help secure kills earlier, when rotations haven't happened yet, and gets you the plants. Hesitation is your worst enemy in this game. Whatever you're doing, do it with confidence and purpose. Regardless if it's taking a fight, peeking a corner, knife baiting an awp shot....do it all like you know exactly what you're there to do. And just because your teammate dies, doesn't mean you get scared and don't push. Get the trades, and don't be upset if you die too. You've gotten 2 kills before. So can the enemy. Don't let your teammate die for no reason, even if they shouldn't have been where they were in the first place. If they're playing bad and going places they shouldn't, be stupidly smart and go with them. I know that sounds dumb, but it's not. If you've tried reasoning with them and they're not listening, be stupid with them, because at least you can trade them and make their death worth something. That's the best advice I have for low ranks. Sometimes playing smart hurts in low ranks, as sad as that is. Don't try to play super smart until you're a bare minimal of 18k-ish. People below that are just insufferably dumb about 80% of the time.
I just want to say thanks for putting in the effort to write all that.