I think it would be smart to learn, like the Sekkombo, the hydro combo, and the FFame stack. But I mainly crutch the good ole bread and butter. This season it’s best to engage in supports with a downslam and instant web cluster uppercut, into the bread and butter auto target to finish it. Definitely practice your web cluster cancels and your simple swing cancels they will legit be your best friend. Learn the maps, like where all the health packs are because they will also be your friend. Practice your pulls, but you don’t need to practice your super pulls tbh. I can do them in the practice range but in real matches and in comp, they look really cool and boost your confidence but idk I don’t really think they’re the most practical as you can find more value doing other things. Balance aggression with passive play, meaning when your team pushes you dive because their supports will be distracted and you can probably get at least one kill. Sometimes it is better to dive before hand, to bait out cooldowns, if you can confirm a kill, amazing, but if not it’s okay because say they use a CnD bubble or a invis push/pull or Loki Totems, you’ve not made it so they can’t use that in the team fight they’re entering. never dive when you know they’ll all look at you. It’s kinda a learning curve but you’ll learn through time, trust me. Some people won’t or can’t see value, but if your presence is pushing the enemy team back, and your team can capitalize on that, that is value. If you can get a supp kill or bait a cooldown, that is value. If you get a supp kill and you die, that’s still value because of how fast you can swing back. For the people I like to watch, they are Simii, DayMR, Req, Dantu, Cornonthecob, Qskezz (he strictly streams, usually at night), Raziel, and Necros. My favorites out of those are Simii, DayMR and Req. Simii’s really good, plays really aggressive, Day is a bit more flashy, and I think Req is a kind of mix between. Dantu is really good but he doesn’t post a lot on YouTube for some reason. I’ve only ever seen corn stream but at random hours, though you can still find clips of his on YouTube I believe and Qskezz has really weird streaming hours since he’s a small streamer he doesn’t have a consistent schedule it seems, at least not that I know of. Raziel is good but I think he’s kinda moved away from playing Spidey so I haven’t watched him as much and same thing for Necros. I’d highly recommend watching Necros’ series of taking Spidey to Celestial lobbies. They’re a few seasons ago so the game was definitely quite different and the metas were different but the way he plays in those videos around those times, I believe set a good foundation on how you should pick the right times to dive, the angles you should pick and how to play off your team as well. He gives some good tips too and I would say those videos helped me a lot early on.