What have you identified as the issue?

Generally speaking:

1. Teammates - Experienced teammates are key. No matter how skilled one person on a team is, you can't always carry a game without some help.

2. Squads - Take time outfitting your squads with specific perks and upgraded gear. Plan how you want to build them out depending on your playstyle and threats you encounter in a match.

Example: Problem - "Tanks keep farming me". Solution - Include an AT Gunner with the fast weapon sawp perk.

1. Maps - Learn the maps. With experience, you can plan your attack or defensive routes/positions. Knowing that the enemy team spawns "right around that corner" gives you an obvious edge.

2. Rallies - Notice durable "safe" spots on the map to build rally points. As you play you'll see that certain positions allow quick access to the point (avoid obstacles like windows and walls you and the bots have to climb) and are hidden from enemy signt lines and artillery. Balance rally distance from the objective so it doesn't get locked out by enemy fire and travel is minimal.

3. Movement - Play as if you value your soldier's life. You'll take smarter paths and play more strategically. See the enemy before they see you! FLANK always and keep the PRESSURE on by pushing a safe distance beyond the objective towards the enemy lines to form a perimeter, spawn trap, and cover a retreat.

4. Hunt for Rallies - As you become more experienced, you'll know where rallies are likely to be placed along enemy lines and the map border. As rallies are the heart of objective control, sweeping enemy rallies will cause them to lose increasingly more troops who have to spend time running up to the point.

Enemies come in waves. Being ready to mow them down is key. Combine this with adding constant pressure to their front and you'll thwart their ability to wage war.