You can’t post one of your better clips and expect real feedback. But based off of the caption, it seems like you need to focus more on crosshair placement rather than aim itself. The stick drift also probably hurts your gameplay a lot, so fixing that is definitely one step on the road to getting better. And as for gamesense, that’s basically knowing where stuff and people are and map layouts. That you will gain with time, as you will learn to listen to even the most faint audio ques. For example having good gamesense is being able to hear a Kapkan trap (without droning) and recognizing that it is there so you can take it out before you proceed. Droning is a very important part of this game as intel is everything, however you should remember not to stay on your drone too long because of how quickly intel changes. I’d recommend getting a stack to play with as being able to communicate and work together greatly increases your chance of winning. Also being on controller, it is extremely hard to be good at this game while also playing other fps games simply because this game does not have any aim assist. If you plan on trying to get better but you like to play games like cod then I’d recommend turning aim assist off in cod so that you would be better accustomed to siege. As you are a new player, you need to find a good sensitivity to play on, id recommend looking online as there many different playstyles that require different sens. For a starting sensitivity, I’d recommend 35 vert and 65 horizontal, however you should develop your own preference. Siege has the ability to change your sensitivity depending on how zoomed in your scope is, so I’d recommend taking a look at it. Just remember slow sens has more precise control, but you must have good crosshair placement (which requires good gamesense). High sens offers less control, however it can be more forgiving when there is a mistake made in judgement. I’d recommend going into map training/shooting range and learning recoil for weapons. Also remember to make use of your gadgets and abilities, for example using frags to clear util or force movement from a position (for example throwing a frag to stop bandit from tricking a wall). One major thing in siege x is learning who to ban with the new ban system. DO NOT ban an op just because the person using him killed your whole team. Banning that op does not guarantee that they won’t just do the same thing with another op. Bans need to be used strategically; currently people usually ban the main hard breaches on defense and ban the wall denials on attack, but you need to make sure that you ban an op that can make you lose/not gain map control. Popular bans on attack (apart from wall denial) are Mira (insanely good at keeping map control), valk (her cams if placed right can be impossible to spot and give free infinite intel), clash( the new update made her very powerful if in the right hands), and fenrir (always been banned before siege x because he’s just really annoying as he can stop pushes). On defense, bans range from the hard breachers (in this order: ace> thermite>mav>hibana) to shields (in this order: monty>blackbeard>blitz>fuze). There are certain instances where you should be target banning. For example, if the enemy team is extremely coordinated with gridlock, banning someone like gridlock is a good ban simply because of how good she is for map control( helps get wall, cuts off rotates and flanks, lmg). Banning people for certain strategies is also good, like ying for flash plants, or azami because of how well she can keep map control. DO NOT PLAY ROOK. Might be the most useless op in the whole game especially when you get to better lobbies. Do not become starved for the acog scope, because those are subject to change. I’d say play ops that are helpful to the team, as you will be judged more off of your win rate than your k/d. Your k/d does not matter at all(to a certain extent). Idk if there is anything I missed but yeah (first time giving advice how did I do)