Somebody can help me on this?

[Das Troll]

i'm more-so talking about skill proficiency and how i can be improving on it. despite all the general details have been mastered.

I've noticed with most video games or even most skills that the vast majority of the time playing the game is learning what the game can and can't do. Once you learn that, you start figuring out what you can force the game to do against the devs wishes. For example, I used to be so good at Starcraft that even showing up at local tournaments would cause people to back out. Same with old Team Fortress Classic. The shit I got up to in TFC would cause people who ran the servers to fabricate cheat messages to get rid of me. Once you get to that stage you're no longer taking big strides in skills, the steps get smaller and smaller. If you want to think of it numerically, think of a line with 1 to 10 on it. The first 8 or 9 spots are the basics, then it becomes 9.1, 9.2 ect ect. Eventually the steps will get even smaller as you tighten up your game until you feel stuck and stagnant. Once you get there, even the smallest skill increase will feel like a revelation.

TL;DR Work through the basics, identify problems you have in your game, grind to fix them. There's no shortcut to success.

[Aub01]

i'm more-so talking about skill proficiency and how i can be improving on it. despite all the general details have been mastered.

[Das Troll]

To be honest, I've never played the game. Didn't it come out in like 2014?

[Aub01]

Never really excelled past skill ceiling on anything normal hobbies or not. i try really hard but i always fail past that limit and now i'm thinking "...Now what?" i got into a horde (700 zomboids (project zomboid)) with only a spear and i'm trying really hard to progress skills past that point. the point of proficiency and where i can handle fast taking like precision and other stuff.

any help or advice past that? it takes me a day to be almost proficient and make it into an unconscious effort.