5 BIGGEST Mistakes that Hurt Your KD (Destiny 2)

Would YOU like to improve your KD ratio in PvP? This video covers 5 common mistakes and explains how to correct them so you can improve and have more fun in Destiny 2.

Topics in this video include gunfight mechanics such as positioning, teamplay, super usage, adaptation, and more! In addition to the conversation about Crucible mistakes, there are also quite a few general pvp tips throughout the video. Hopefully this video helps you identify what is holding you back so that you can improve and become a better overall player.

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Sections:
0:00 Overview
1:14 Mistake 1: Weak Positions
4:11 Mistake 2: Poor Teamplay
6:51 Mistake 3: Overaggressive Pursuit
9:15 Mistake 4: Wasting Supers
10:51 Mistake 5: Refusing to Adapt

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[waldo_wrld]

Shadow: don’t fight in a 1v6
(Shadow clip killing the whole fire team)

[VivoD]

Keeping yourself alive is a critical factor in successful matches, great advice here. Also would like to add that popping a roaming super even if you get zero kills is effective in helping you get map control. Most people's (myself included) first reaction to hearing a Behemoth or Dawnblade proc is to just RUN. So even if you don't get a kill, you can scare the enemy out of position. I also like to follow a teammate who's popped their super to try to support with gunfire or abilities, just keep the pressure on.

[benstanfill]

I've definitely heard all these before but this is BY FAR the most concise and easy to understand. I'll definitely be sharing with my new light friend.

[thepaf]

5:46 Damn I 've been playing this game for about 5 years and I always thought "blueberry" meant he had blue gear on.

[colonelpopcorn]

I love it when you find a high-quality youtuber out of nowhere. This video's really good and super helpful!

[taniksatthedisco]

The shatterdive around 2:14 emotionally hurt me as I used to get clapped by that in season of the hunt

[Zerostryker]

This video has actually helped me to distinguish what fights I can take and what fights I can’t. My survival rate is a decent bit higher thanks to the tips mentioned in this video. It takes a lot of introspection and discernment to figure out where your mistakes are being made and how to best change the way you play to get better. Love the vid and love the content.

[nathanduttlinger]

i could definitely use a series like this. In my quest for all of the titles, all i have left are the pvp ones

[Tomservo]

These are all great tips, I'm still pretty trash at pvp, so I'll definitely try to make the most of these!

One story of adapting that I have from a few months ago. Me and a friend were playing survival on that Titan map, I think the Rig, and in the first few rounds we kept rushing B and getting slaughtered. So in like round 3 or 4, I brought up that we kept losing when going inside and that we should try staying outside. And that helped us win the next few rounds. We still lost in the end, but realizing that issue and adapting helped give us a boost.

Being able to recognize what you're doing wrong, and how you can fix it is very important.

[landonploszay]

8:50 I had no idea that second jump existed

[thebetterterrablade]

Number 2 is definitely something I need to work on. When I look at my minimap and see that a teammate died, I tend to see it only as "LOL someone died" on not "Hey, a potential threat is in that approximate location, I should act accordingly".

[Kirokill]

Here’s a tip. When you’re playing against good players don’t peak when your health is red.

Glacier nades can be used for angle advantages and a catches a lot off guard.

[ampotatoman_]

Dude your videos are so informative and nothing about it makes me feels like I’ve been stupid for making mistakes, you simple just give me the solution for it. Now some of it is easier said than done but it’s entirely appreciated and I plan to use all this info as best I can when I play next

[zzznardszzz]

I made a modest improvement in my play when I decided to put away Felwinters, Igneous, Steady Hand, Bottom Dollar, etc (the weapons we’ve all been told are the best), and went back to Suros, Cerberus, Gnawing Hunger, Hard Light, etc (the weapons that feel best for my play style)

[_kermy_]

Out of the 5, adapting in games was the only tip I actually knew about. This really helped

[Painadesu]

The adapting one really helped, I recently kept getting aped by a titan with a shotgun, I started to get frustrated. But I remembered the tip and starting jumping back every time I thought it was him and managed to kill him a few times even if he is better than me over all. (I know I depicted them as brainless, but his primary shots are no push over.)

[casartherandom]

One I would like to add is that you should stay calm and not rage. Rage blinds you and causes you to get more aggressive. That will hurt your K/D too. But I will say, this was such a big help. I played three matches today in control and got one of my first ever Ghost in the Shadow. It really wasn't hard to pick my battles while using corners on a typically ranged map (Rusted Land). I also found two guns that really got me working as best I can. The two being Waking Vigil and Fractethyst. I didn't think it was going to help when I first listened, but being in control of an engagement is amazing.

[corujariousa]

This video is like an analysis of my PVP flaws. Yes! I know a lot of those principles but, as a occasional solo player, keeping them all in mind and executing on them is hard most of the time. :-) Thanks a lot!

[marcopernice]

Man, teach me🤣 once the cross-platform is active

[dallasstrickland]

Tbh, the worst part about supers is how highly critical your teammates often get at how you use it. I swear they always get so upset with you if you don't kill anyone with them (talking about rando teammates by the way).
So, your advice helps a lot! I've always felt pressured by teammates to get as many kills as possible. Lol.