First, a quicky:

Next up, Ottermack, Thee Chaos and I had a crazy comeback. Got stomped 4 rounds in a row, then turned it around and won the next 5.

Re-watching that comeback video, something jumped out at me. Specifically, something changed between the 4 rounds we lost and the 5 rounds we won. Check out the stats from that match: we had a lot of assists (Ottermack had 3, Chaos had 2, I had 7). What changed is that after the first 4 rounds, we were able to co-ordinate in a way that allowed far more team-shooting. Surprisingly few of our kills came from 1-on-1 shootouts. It's no surprise that team-shooting is more effective than battling as individuals, but this video ended up being a great example of just how big a difference it can make. The first 4 rounds weren't even close. We seemed pretty thoroughly outmatched. But as soon as we focused on coordinating our targets, we crushed them :)

Re-watching that comeback video, something jumped out at me. Specifically, something changed between the 4 rounds we lost and the 5 rounds we won. Check out the stats from that match: we had a lot of assists (Ottermack had 3, Chaos had 2, I had 7). What changed is that after the first 4 rounds, we were able to co-ordinate in a way that allowed far more team-shooting. Surprisingly few of our kills came from 1-on-1 shootouts. It's no surprise that team-shooting is more effective than battling as individuals, but this video ended up being a great example of just how big a difference it can make. The first 4 rounds weren't even close. We seemed pretty thoroughly outmatched. But as soon as we focused on coordinating our targets, we crushed them :)

Also, what changed is you switching to MIDA. A great example of how much skill is NOT needed when using one of those; you end up turning the entire match around... Shame on you.