Less begginer friendly game I've ever played. Any tips??
Hello, I've been playing for two weeks and I really don't know how to improve at all, I'm doing everything I can: Reading guides, watching videos, practicing in the firing range, hot-dropping, cold-dropping... The thing is I can do decently in Arenas when I'm matched against people of my skill level, but overall I'm finding the matchmaking completely atrocious. BR is unplayable for me, I've been playing some Duos today, and whenever I'm having the luck of having a teammate (Always a player EVEN newer than me, never the opposite way) every single encounter we had was versus players 400 levels ahead, with 40k damage and fancy badges, which obviously turned out in us being instantly wiped every single time. How am I supposed to learn a game, which already has a high learning curve, if I'm being thrown to the wolves from the very first minute? how am I supposed to learn how to approach gunfights against people with hundreds and hundreds of hours more than me? Not even counting the smurfs.
I of course don't expect to win every single gunfight nor every single game, and I understand it may be difficult to match so many people equally, but it usually happens in Arenas too and it's just 3v3, so I find the experience really frustrating.
I'd like to keep trying because I do enjoy the mechanics, the characters, and everything game-related, but I don't know what else to do other than that, keep trying.
Lastly, every video guide I watch is like "BEST TIPS for IMPROVING your GAMEPLAY 100%" and it's a 20 min video with completely disjointed gameplay and mostly firing range footage. Some movement tips are actually helpful, and I can practice them on the firing range, but most of them don't work outside that when you're a new player, it's obviously not the same to fight dummies as being thrown against +500h players while you have 80.
If someone has any advice, it will be more than welcome, thanks in advance.