Get a vex mythoclast or suros regime. Instantly ups your game. The general spiel of advice is... Crouching causes you to blink on radar ever 5 secs Stick with your team Don't fight multiple opponents at once without a super or heavy ammo Learn where heavy ammo spawns Don't take heavy ammo crates unless multiples of your team are there or you feel you may be overrun by opposition Learn what the "bait flag" in control map is. These "bait flags" causes spawns to shift. There's usually 2 flags that are closer together with the third being farther and causes team spawns to change...capturing this flag contributes highly to a loss Learn what your radar is telling you and know that your enemy sees you on their radar Run when you feel outgunned Headshots win fights Lmg get more kills then rocket launchers. But rocket launchers have the fastest time to kill. Lmg if you have the skill. Rl if you prefer to noob tube Find the special weapon that best fits you...do you find yourself in close quarters alot? Shotgun. Do you play conservatively, and stay behind teammates? Sniper. All other questions are answered by a fusion rifle. And finally, like all pvp games...play it and you fingers will learn what to do, people in general begin to behave the same way...and your fingers will punish them for it. My kdr is terrible...but it will improve greatly over time. all it takes is practice and experience

I think the most important thing to learn is how to understand spawns. Know how to pull spawn and use it to your advantage. Spawning is controlled by flooding a side or section with either yourself or others. You can keep inside / outside of blindwatch, twilight gap by holding it with your guardian. Heavy always spawns at 9:00 and three minutes after the second heavy is picked up. I could explain everything there is about spawns but you can learn by simply playing the maps. Complete mastery of understanding spawns leads to easy spawn kills. Especially on blindwatxh, rusted lands, and shores of time. This Will effectively raise your K/d because you will understand where the enemies are coming from.

I like to use sniper rifles. Some maps aren't very sniper friendly of course, but the answer to fusion rifles and shotguns is obviously to keep your distance. Of course if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. That's always an option.

Control the map. http://youtu.be/3T2F3B5olBs

Take it slow. Run a lot die a lot. If your gun is not aiming before enemy. More important to be ready to shoot.

Just play play play learn as you go