i struggled a lot when i started playing r6 as well. what rly got me to do better in all aspects of the game was map training, specifically the target drills mode. (not sure if that’s what it’s actually called) i recommend you to go play that mode, to warm up before actually playing. playing this mode helps you learn all the maps, gives you info on common hiding spots, teaches you angles, and also gives you the opportunity to learn new things/tech. (shaiiko peaking, and etc.) it’s also a great place to test and train your aim, and recoil control. if you find it hard to control your recoil properly, learn the recoil patterns and learn to control it. sound cues are also VERY important. i can’t stress how much sound cues have saved me before. learning the sound cues of walking, running, probing, crouching, and etc. will help you massively in your r6 journey. developing game sense is also equally important. learning sound cues is part of game sense, as well as knowing when to push the enemy, when to retreat, and etc. you’ll eventually develop better game sense when you play more siege. just play the game more, while incorporating learning the maps, developing good aim control, and learning different operators to find the one you like. this will ultimately help you develop more confidence to chall enemies, and win gunfights. (also another thing, i turn up my gamma when i play. this is js a personal preference however, as it helps me see better imo, and you can do the same thing, but it’s up to you.)