LRAFam#1337
Platinum 1·Fade (Initiator)·SummitReal gameplay · AI observations
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Round 1 · Tiles · Original match footage
What the coach observed
Stationary hold in Tiles with crosshair aligned at head height, attempting to contest enemy Fade in a dry pistol duel after Omen's death.
Try next time
Pre-aim head height on the common angle before you commit to the duel.
Your focus
Priority improvements
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1R1 [01:17] @ Tiles — You re-contested the exact spot where Omen had just died to the same enemy Fade seconds earlier, holding a dry Ghost angle with no utility and no info on the enemy's remaining health. When a teammate dies to a specific angle, that space is confirmed hostile — reposition or wait for a teammate before re-peeking it, since holding the identical angle again gives the enemy the same read on you they just got on your teammate., expand or collapse coaching note
2R12 [22:46] @ B Site — After Jett died on B Site, you advanced into the same site alone following a Haunt throw and took a 50/50 stationary duel against Veto without connecting damage. Haunt info doesn't remove the need for a second body — if no ally is following you in, holding the choke and forcing Veto to come to you preserves your numbers advantage instead of trading a life for a coin-flip., expand or collapse coaching note
3R2 [02:42] @ A Main — You dry-peeked the long A Main corridor behind Killjoy with a Classic and lost to Veto's Spectre at range; your crosshair was at chest/body height rather than head level in this corridor exchange, which cost you the extra split-second needed at pistol-round ranges. On long sightlines like this, pre-aim head height before committing rather than adjusting on contact., expand or collapse coaching note
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Your practice plan
The first recommendation is open. Work through the rest at your own pace.
1Angle Re-Peek Discipline Review
Practise for 20 minutes
How to practise: Rewatch R1, R10, R11, and R12 back to back. At each death, pause the moment before you commit and ask: did an ally just die on this exact angle in the last 10 seconds? If yes, identify what info you actually gained (enemy position/weapon) versus what you didn't (their health, their support). Write down one alternative action (reposition, wait for trade, use utility first) for each clip.
Aim for: Identify the specific missing information in at least 3 of the 4 clips and state one concrete alternative per clip.
Why this helps
R1 [01:17] and R12 [22:46] both show you re-committing to an angle immediately after a teammate died there, without a positional reset or added support — this is the specific, repeated cause behind 3 of your 10 untraded deaths this match.
2Angle Clearing Consistency
Practise for 15 minutes
How to practise: Run angle_clearing at medium difficulty, focusing on pausing your crosshair at head height 0.5s before the corner rather than swinging through it, matching the stationary-hold pattern that worked in R3 and R20.
Aim for: Score 40+ with mean vertical error under 1.0° across two consecutive sessions.
Why this helps
Your angle_clearing trainer scores (39, 27, 38) show inconsistency between sessions despite a low mean vertical error (0.24–1.25°), matching the mixed corridor-duel outcomes seen in R2 (lost) versus R3/R20 (won) — the aim is close but timing/consistency needs reps.
The full picture
What worked well
- R20 [36:22] @ B Tower — held a stationary head-height angle and cleanly converted two consecutive enemy peeks (Phoenix, then Veto) with controlled Vandal bursts.
- R9 [16:23] — closed the 1v1 clutch with a Phantom kill on Clove to secure the round win before the Spike death.
- R3 [04:12] @ A Site — pre-aimed the archway corner and tracked Raze's jump-peek for a clean headshot burst kill.
The recurring pattern
Your mechanics are ahead of your decision-making: you consistently hold correct head-height angles and win duels when you're set up (R3 A Site, R20 B Tower), but you repeatedly re-commit to the same corridor/site angles solo after a teammate just died there (R1 Tiles, R12 B Site) instead of resetting or bringing utility first. This is a re-peek discipline issue, not an aim issue — the crosshair placement in the loss-clips is fine, the problem is the decision to contest a dry angle again immediately after information (a teammate's death) told you the enemy already owned that space.
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