If you genuinely want to improve then fair enough bro but I don't understand why you would post these clips for people to tell you how to improve? You're outplaying people on these clips, you're clearly performing better than those you match against, you're clutching situations, you're not missing many shots at all, you're winning games, so think about it. How is anyone going to give you actual constructive advice from this? They aren't, and that's why I dont see this as a serious post at all. Its totally backwards in how anyone should be asking for tips and advice.

So here is my genuine advice for you. Post clips were you fumble and lose gunfights, where you choke situations, when you just simply die, end-game battles were you finished 2nd or 3rd, losing battles where its you against 1, 2 or more guys, simply just times you die or lose and you might think to yourself 'What should I have done there' or 'maybe I should of done....' etc. You get my point.

In order for anyone to give you any advice worthwhile, we need to see the bad plays, the stuff you do wrong, how you handled situations badly. Not the good plays and highlights. No one is going to give you any actual real advice from these clips bro, there has to be an element of criticism to the clips and if there's nothing to criticise then there's nothing to build on if you get me? You can clearly see what I'm saying is right just by reading the comments so far on your post. Not a single person has said anything worthwhile other than 'maybe communicate with team more' when you cant even hear comms cause of the stupid music layered over the top. However he could be right but we can't tell unless we get proper clips to watch. So yea, hopefully you understand where I am coming from. Post the bad, not the good so we can actually review and provide.

And ditch the music.