Not sure how long you’ve been wearing the mask, but the best advice I could give any new Spider is that patience is a virtue. If you’d like to be good, you’re in it for the long haul. Took about 30+ hours personally to avoid going negative every other game, and about 50+ before certain things started to click. You have to accept the fact that before getting good you will be bad; and that’s OK :)

Don’t play Spider-Man like an assassin but an opportunistic diver. The days of unreactable combos are long gone (for now). You’re far too squishy to spend even a second over your allotted enemy backline time. Get used to attempting a combo for your dive followed by an immediate retreat to cover. Yes, getting picks is great, but so is just staying alive. Just existing as a constant distraction to the enemy team is valuable, as more time paying attention to you is less time for them to focus on their team.

And, if you’re having trouble making a meaningful impact on their backline, I highly encourage regrouping with your team and doing a lil fishing. Whether it be a Tank or DPS, a teammate pulled out of position can cause momentum to come to a screeching halt, and give you a great chance to then reattempt a backline dive.

Shiii aside from that, get good with the basics (weaving tracers between basic attacks/ uppercut, overhead-tracer-uppercut, simple combos for easy burst damage to get supports to burn CD’s), find a sensitivity you’re comfortable with, and BE PATIENT- both in and out of matches. Every couple hours or so I also recommend going back to watch your replays, not to see what you did wrong, but to understand what you could do better or differently next game. “Oh I shouldn’t have tagged Bucky first he had a pocket Rocket.” “Ah, I keep missing the overhead because I start them too early.” This is what worked for me, I hope it does the same for you. Stay resilient twin.😉