Try playing with one weapon only. Don't even equip anything to the rest of the slots.

You're not going to be good if you try to play like everyone else. What everyone will tell you to grab a Final Flourish and Gran Faust and you're set.

It entitles that you are meant to play like everyone else which is fine but that isn't for everyone. The problem with FF/GF is that you're unknowingly trying to use both weapons either equally or just because you already have it so why not.

Play with one weapon only and discover what your play style is about. Take your time and make every action count. Having one weapon serves as a baseline of how carefully you should be playing. Analyze what you can do with one weapon. Having two weapons, you could easy switch and hit or miss again. Believe me, I can guarantee every LD'er does this. They just attack attack without even giving area to think about the bigger picture.

And this what separates from smart play and reflex play, if you don't have the reflexes to visually see and do it on the fly accurately, you need to back the "F" off and start playing like you're old wise person (slower player).

Don't play aggresive, and wait for openings. If you really need to, run around your enemies until they fuck up and double/triple swing, leaving them open. Run in, hit them once and dash back out again. Easy, safe damage. Lead people back instead of rushing towards them, if they chase you, its easier to predict where they are going/what they will do.

One weapon method helps too, just so that you learn the mechanics one by one. Why focus on swapping weapons when you're shit at using any weapon.

Guns should be used mainly when you both have run out of striker dash, giving you safe range without the enemy being able to dodge it. Or, you can use it to retreat seeing as you can shoot whilst moving.

With caps, simply go to your closest point, fight off enemies ON THE CAP, don't be stupid and fight them in walkways or other areas because you aren't capping anything during that time, you're just purely there for the damage. If you fight on the cap, you can help your team out more. Hopefully, if you survive the fight, go to the next cap and work your way around the map, basically running in a large circle through each point. If you are on low health, just retreat and pull enemies around the map towards other people from your team, who are hopefully on a cap. that way you're bringing the enemy away from solo caps and taking them onto a cap where your team can defend against them. All the while, you should be able to shoot behind you and do some chip damage, based on how smart you are with your movement.

Hope it helps :3

Try playing without pendants. It's a pain but it will make you really aware of everything (2 hits will kill you as striker).

I too like my name.

Best tip i can give u is to not ask these mediocre players and go ask someone that could actually give you some tips

lmao bunduru is cool.