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Started playing faceit a few months ago currently sitting at level 8, last season I hit 28800 on premier #8000 global placement.

More or less mirage is by far my worst map on both premier and faceit but the coordination against level 9-10 stacks makes it impossible as a solo q compared to other maps. Premier I have a 50% win rate on the map but faceit I’m sitting at a 37% with an overall win rate of 52-54% overall.

I know how to play the map and know all the line ups and retakes but the coordination factor is so hard to the point that I have to make hero plays to win rounds. I switch roles based on what the team is doing, if someone else is fragging hard I’ll be a support for them or lurk if no one else can find an opening and always igl regardless. Even still most of my wins come from solo hard carry. Im talking 40 bombs just to win in a single overtime type of carry.

I know there’s got to be something different I can do or a better way to coordinate people to get my win rate up on the map. For sure my biggest personal weakness on the map is my mid round ct and late pre plant on t side. Any advice or tips is welcome.

I’m very close to be being buried under car repair debt with horrible biweekly “lease to own” payments on the repairs. Between 2 separate lenders I have 1100 for new tires after they blew out on me and as of this week 1300 for brakes/alignment/inspection/oil change with additional major repairs being done which I’m expecting to cost 2-3k but could be double this worst case scenario. The car itself is being financed for 25k 6.99% bringing my total monthly payment to 500.

Between the repair loans and car payment I’m at a total of 750 a month alone without factoring in upcoming repair costs. I make a decent income of 40k salary + commission bringing my pre tax yearly income to roughly 60-65k which I expect to be 10k higher this year. This time of year is where I tend to make a bulk of my commission usually bringing home a minimum of 4000 and upwards of 6500 total monthly income which will help my situation. My total monthly bills comes out to roughly 1920 a month before food/other costs. This number is expected to increase by roughly another grand due to factors outside of my car but will be settled after a month or so. My car loan and repairs is the only real debt I’m in besides a 100 dollar student loan payment.

I’ve been able to manage all my expenses and these debts but keep having incidents come up every month that sap away all my extra income that would be diverted to repaying the debt. If I had a back up option and didn’t rely on driving to several different locations a day for work I would have held off until I could pay the repairs in full.

Not sure what my next best plan would be seeing that I’m going to need these repairs done once again and will go further negative on this car. I’m about -3k on the car loan itself but with everything else I’ll be closer to -8k overall. I’m also looking into and have a solid case for a warranty suit which will get me back some of this money but I won’t see that for 6 months minimum and could leave the car at a lower trade in value due to the title potentially being branded.

Not totally sure what to do to stop the bleeding without taking a huge hit rolling into another loan or hoping this current fix truly handles the issues once and for all. Im very scared since the “pay off date” before receiving heavy interest penalty’s will start soon on the tires and eventually the other repairs will follow.

What could be a good course of action to effectively allocate funds to keep myself from falling under? The total interest on these small loans are 100% if payed through the whole course and 40% added to the final pay off amount after 4 months of payments.