Most players think aim is what's holding them back in ranked. It's not.

It's rotations.

I've watched hundreds of hours of ranked gameplay — from Bronze to Pred/Unreal/Iridescent — and the biggest gap between average and elite players is knowing when and where to move.

Here's the breakdown:

Bad rotation: You wait until zone closes, panic run through open ground, get beamed.

Good rotation: You read the next circle early, identify natural cover routes, and move before anyone else is thinking about it.

Three things to practice tonight:

1. Read zone early — as soon as the new circle appears, plan your path immediately

2. Use terrain, not buildings — ridgelines and low ground are your friend in late game

3. Rotate with purpose — never move without knowing exactly where you're going to set up next

I break down advanced strats like this daily inside Elite Lobby. If you're serious about climbing, come through.