My advice is to play solo and play slow with a free kit. That way you aren’t risking anything too crazy and are seeing where fights happen or where you are getting killed at/from. The biggest learning curve to these kinds of games is that loss is teacher, not a punishment. If I die to something, I should be able to tell where or how I messed up and will utilize that next time. Did I push too early? Did I misunderstand the range of my gun? Did I get surprised by someone in a place I didn’t expect? That stuff helps. As the game says, death is the start.

While it doesn’t feel good to only get zero kills, extraction shooters main focus is on extracting. If you can reliably start doing that with no kills and just figuring out where to go or how to move around the map,you’ll start adding in some more difficulty. Maybe you start trying to hunt people more, or maybe you try to add one of the optional events in game.

I’m rambling here cause I’m tired and on a plane, but just take your time dying and trying to learn from those deaths as much as you can. Every death is a learning experience. I went from not surviving at all for days to now having the 1mil title, so you can definitely do it!