What do you do if your gaming skills are not improving despite receiving feedback?

First, ensure that the criticism you receive is constructive. It's hard to improve when teammates are yelling or being toxic. Remind them you're human, not perfect, but willing to listen if they can articulate feedback in a clear and constructive manner. When seeking advice, explain why you're experiencing specific issues. If you receive similar feedback from multiple sources, proactively adjust your strategies or techniques. Additionally, look up top players, connect with them, or watch their streams for inspiration. Tailored feedback that addresses your unique challenges is more applicable and effective.

In addition to consistency, I would also include some diversity: If you keep practicing the same game in the same way (i.e. same role/character/strategy) you might end up in a dead end and feel, like you are not improving anymore. In that case you should break up your routine by e.g. changing your role (carry instead of support in a MOBA), or dive into a genre that is less familiar. Make it your routine to break out of your trodden practice-path once a week. This keeps you flexible and open for new ideas, concepts and options. A more flexible mindset will have a positive effect on your gaming as only an open mind is able to adopt new ideas.

I wanted to say “git gud”; But I’ll say exploring new strategies through streamers and high levelled content creators is the best way to play effectively with the best meta or fix foundational issues like positioning etc.

One effective way to gain a fresh perspective is to observe top players' play styles, tactics, and setups. If what you're doing isn't working, something needs to change. High-ranked players can provide new tactics, inspire you, and help foster your own innovation. I experienced this when I ranked high in Mythic+ on World of Warcraft. Shrine of the Storm was challenging, and I was afraid of it. After learning that Protection Paladin was suited for that dungeon, watching a top player pull the entire first segment, using line of sight, and coordinating with the party to use bloodlust, Shrine became my favorite dungeon. I soon found myself ranked in the top 50 globally for my spec.

I would Analyze Weaknesses Practice Regularly Seek Guidance Experiment with Different Approaches Set Achievable Goals Stay Positive Review Feedback Take Breaks Join a Community Stay Patient and Persistent