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I really hate how when I'm playing with the higher ranked people in AM I will generally be first or second on the team (with exception of the past couple days), or at the very least be positive; but when I play with lower ranked people or with some lower ranked randoms I always bottom frag.

Any advice on how to do better even when my team isn't doing well?

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aim_map every day of the week you can play or just go into random mm with people and get used to not relying on people

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I'm fine in pubs when I play, and I don't really rely on people in pubs. But yeah, I probably just need more experience in mm. I need to play more often with randoms instead of the team.

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I just suggested that because I that helped me when this was happening to me also as a bonus it makes clutching a lot easier I notice

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I just think its a mindset. you play down or up to your teams level. some people get a mental block and won't play their best or hardest if others are not as well. I will do that sometimes without realizing it. just try to get in a good strong mindset before playing and maintain it.

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I'm so official, like a dealer with a pistol or referee with a whistle.

I try to play as much as a team player as possible. So if my team is running in like lemmings, I'm right there with them, dying. But if my team is patient and strategic, I take my time and work picks.

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