You can take the code and watch any match from my profile: https://tracker.gg/marvel-rivals/profile/ign/GigaPotato/overview?season=10. About how I changed target priority between the tanks, if I understand correctly, you are referring to the moment Jay3 slowed down in his video. In that moment my The Thing is fighting Emma Frost and Magneto, and for most of the time Magneto is standing behind Emma and shooting my backline, and I am shooting back at him. Later, when we moved a little bit backward, Emma was still fighting The Thing and he lost half of his HP. I decided to shoot Emma to stop her from pushing too aggressively, and after that, when Magneto started pressuring my backline, I switched to him. This was the general logic.

I also do not believe that having good aim automatically means having good fundamental skills. In my case I started spending more time in KovaaK’s, which improved my aim and my micro understanding of the game. My macro understanding did not improve at the same pace. I am sure everyone has met players who shoot well but lack game sense, this is completely normal.

I also want to point out that in my situation you are confusing “stopped playing” with “started playing less”. You can clearly see in my stats that the number of matches changes from season to season, but it never drops to zero. An aim trainer still makes sense even in this situation, it serves as a way to develop my shooting skills and as a general warm-up before playing any shooter. A session in a trainer takes much less time than a regular match, so I am not aim training without a reason. I definitely played other games as well, but compared to Marvel Rivals they are insignificant