Don't rush. Imagine the battlefield is like a game of dodgeball. There's an imaginary line you can't pass or your dead. Your goal is to push that enemy line backwards towards them and push them into a bad spot. Make sense?

I'm still not a great Crucible player, but I've come a long way since I struggled through around a .7 K/D using only a Warlock the first four months the game was out. First, I'd say that you should find a style that works best for you. Sometimes players want to be aggressive, which is what I prefer to do. I'm willing to give up a few deaths to shake up the opposition, get a few kills and teammates will clean up the rest. Others prefer to hang back, which is where you'll get the higher K/D by playing safe. Long-range weapons like a scout rifle and sniper are ideal there. Try to practice first in PvE if the speed of the Crucible is challenging, and once you get quicker try it out in matches. Find weapons and perks that are comfortable for [u]you[/u] because that's all that matters. Don't be afraid to experiment. Second, once you find your comfort zone with your weapons/style and building armor that benefits that style, learn the maps. Watch how enemies and even your own teammates approach situations and certain angles. It even helps to watch gameplay of other people, be it on Twitch or YouTube, to see what they do and how they respond. This part takes straight-up practice. Once you learn the maps and routes, try to find one spot on each map that's a comfort zone with decent cover and good angles. Don't camp there all match long, but know that if you have an opportunity to go there, take it. It helps to have familiarity and to practice playing from one spot. Third, and probably the most important, is to make sure you're relaxed and having fun. It helps to play with skilled teammates but ultimately you're playing a game with meaningless numbers and outcomes. Winning is great but you should enjoy yourself, even if you get slaughtered while practicing. The most skilled of players will still have bad games, it will happen to anyone, and if you find that you're getting upset or frustrated, just switch it up; play some PvE for a while instead to clear your mind, or put the game down entirely for a little while. Each game is a learning experience, so take that mindset with you, trust in your skills, be ready to adapt, and enjoy the game. Hope this helps, best of luck to you.

Gimme your controller.

Watch this: https://youtu.be/xR3YpQ_XqQc Then this: https://youtu.be/96ERd1eMCCw

When you see someone.. Kill them before they kill you. Simple

Don't die. . Lol

Play with a team that compliments your play style, be ready to learn new tactics or equipment (different guns, etc.), Know your optimal match up and build to that effect. Other than that watching streamers to learn map routes and gun metas doesn't hurt.

I would help but you're on ps soo good luck scrub

Play tactical in elimation, use raid shotgun in any mode, relax and have fun, steelpiercer or 1k stare, zhalo, Last word, have friends to enjoy the match with, and have confidence