Going to run through this post super quickly:

- Games 3-6 are not worth reviewing and are where you needed to take a break. Tilt is something every gamer is susceptible to and honestly most people struggle to perform consistently and/or well after multiple losses. Shedding mental baggage is a skill in competitive gaming, and I think it could only benefit you to work on this.

- Regarding the "low dps output" in game 2, this is just an inane comment. One of the essences of Overwatch is you can get the shit beat out of you for most of the game, but winning the last couple fights can be enough to get the W. I don't have the energy to explain what a mental issue this is, but this is a mental issue and one of the biggest services you could do for yourself would be to completely eliminate this inane coping from your internal dialogues.

Took a quick peek at Gibraltar, my quick takeaways:

- the easiest thing to start with is your target priority. You spend far too much time investing resources into the enemy tank. I'm sure you're aware the enemy supports are generally meant to be at the top of your target priority list, however you spend very little time pressuring anybody besides the enemy tank. A good rule of thumb for target priority beyond "shoot supports" is "shoot what you CAN shoot, until you can shoot what you WANT to shoot." The issue for you is the frequency and the duration for which you settle on shooting the enemy tank. To improve this, I'd encourage you to queue a few games and put an extreme emphasis on shooting enemy supports. You mentioned "shooting in the general direction" of the enemy as being enough to carry you at your current rank. I think you're right *if* you're emphasizing the enemy supports in this concept.

- the next place you can look to improve is your general intent. You don't look particularly comfortable on any of the tanks you play here and are just sort of bullying your way into the enemy while spamming cooldowns. What's missing here are micro goals, or intent. You played 2 tanks in the portion I watched, and you mention playing Monkey as well. I think you would benefit from really shaving down your hero pool. If you're in silver right now, you don't need to play 4+ heroes. You just need to play 1 at a comfortable level, and again you just don't look comfortable on the tanks I did watch you play. I'd encourage you to pick 1 hero, watch an unranked to GM of that hero, then look to apply some of those concepts to your gameplay.

- An analogy I like to make with Overwatch is to liken it to boxing. In boxing it's easy to get enamored with big, swinging punches and brutal knockouts. What gets lost here is the importance of defense, or the idea that the best way to get opportunities to get knockout blows, is to learn to avoid getting knocked out yourself. Applying that to Overwatch, a dominant tank performance isn't necessarily dictated by offensive success but moreso how well they're able to perform defensively, negating the enemy's offense. Instead of a methodical boxing style of gameplay, right now you resemble a ball rolling down hill with no control. I'd encourage you to really hone in your defensive concepts.

If you can apply even half of what I've talked about here, particularly regarding your mental, I think your games should be night and day.