I have seen suggestions about watching YT of people that are really good but I don't see any suggestions to record your own game play. Record your matches and w

I have seen suggestions about watching YT of people that are really good but I don't see any suggestions to record your own game play. Record your matches and watch/analyze it later to see what you're doing well and not so well. Compare this to top YT players to see how your play differs, make adjustments. Also don't play for really long periods of time competitively, take breaks even if that is a few goof around matches or actual breaks. Small improvements daily is going to work better learning anything rather than something like 12 hour sessions. If you're playing a shooter game, are you moving in/out of cover? are you pre-firing corners? If there is radar, are you using that to your advantage? Are there perks on weapons/special abilities? Are you chaining these or getting the perks to go off? Are there other utility weapons/gear to use like grenades/flashbangs/stun? Learn how to time those, throw those accurately, etc. Are there options/settings that are better for you like a square radar image (its larger), color adjustments, controller settings, field of view, etc. If you're playing a battle royale style game then learn the mechanics of circles closing and timing of those, many bad matches are had wandering around looking for "better" loot and getting behind. Think of the closing circle as a spiral and move clockwise in the area being closed in between the closing circle and safe zone. As it closes players will be literally running in front of you to get to the safe zone. The magic in this is as you rotate with the circle you have "cleared" the area just behind you since its the gas/bad circle so you don't need to worry too much about people coming in behind you (still check).