1. You miss your first shot on the opposing player, and you lose that battle.
The way you can fix this is practice, practice, practice. Hey it may take forever, but it will be rewarding in the end. I recommend playing skirmish or elimination because they are 3v3s.
2. Your team mates have bad team communication.
Wether it's getting revives or making call outs where enemies are, if your team doesn't listen to each other and act on what they say, you will lose.
3. You are being outgunned by something with a quick time to kill, (Wormwood) because they are hitting all their headshots.
To solve this, I hate to say it, but buy the (Wormwood) quick time to kill weapon so you have a chance at beating them when your in battle.
4. You don't know what the enemy team is using, (Weapons,Exotic Armor,Subclasses) and therefore you can't counter them.
Be sure to go to the roster before starting the game and let your team know what they are using.
5. You chase an enemy who is by himself.
If you do this, you most likely will end up either dying to them, because you lose the gunfight, or you get team shot to death. To fix this, have another teammate closing them off so they can't run anywhere else, or have them team shot with you to kill them before they can run any further.
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1 ReplyI can agree with all except #3 Counter a wormwood with a wormwood? Not everyone is in FWC and can just buy the gun at their leisure and they shouldn't be forced to either. You don't even need to use another sidearm. There are some fusion rifles and a few shotguns that can outgun it
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1 ReplyEdited by Moof Juice: 4/22/2017 4:55:46 PMNumber 5.... Isolation is key, if you isolate an enemy you need to TRY to kill them before they get back to their teamates. Number 4 (just because its a pet peeve) when calling out the other teams loadouts. Stick to subclass, primary and special. We dont need to know their gamertags, heavy weapons, shader colors or grimoire score etc etc. Number 3 If you keep dying to a certain weapon, dont imediately switch to that weapon, change your playstyle a bit. Getting sniped at the same spot? Getting sidearm aped in the same hallway? Stop going there. Number 2 Yea. Lol Number 1... Trials is about avoiding fair engagements, and trading aggro. If possible you want to always be on the good side of a 2v1, OR be getting surprising angles on players. Straight up 1v1s are something you should be confident in you ability to manage, but avoid them Unless necessary.