Greetings, soldier. I assume you are struggling at the game and have resorted to a guide on how to "get gud". Well, my friend, I have your solution. You do not need to improve your aim nor spend a year mastering every weapon. My friend, the problem in your strategy is your trust that your life is important.

Death is common in Tannenberg and you should know this. Most guns kill in one hit, so you have to understand you are no big ♥♥♥♥ protagonist who can take an artillery barrage before going down. You, in a sense, are nothing. When you spawn, you have actually made it worse off for your team. Saying that you even exist is a blessing too great for you to hear. With this being said, you will have to pay back the debt you gave your team by completing Step 2, Do not falter.

What I mean by "Do not falter" is this: Stand your ground and do not hesitate. In a world where a single bullet kills you, you do not have time to come up with a second strategy. Decide when you spawn whether you will attack or defend. Do not change this decision. If you are to defend, pick a spot and a location to aim at. Do not move from this place. If you are to attack, move forward. Do not hide from bullets, fire back if they miss. If you capture a point, you are only given permission to defend as long as the enemies who were in the point when you captured it are near. After they are dead, find a different point.

If you adapt the primal mindset of "defend or attack", you will slowly get better at the game. Now, with this, we move to Step 3, Die for the motherland.

If you have to die, go with no regrets. You can die, but take an enemy with you. If there is even a hint of hope you can take another man to the grave with you, take it. You're going to die anyway, so where's the harm in dying with a bloody bayonet. Even if you look like a fool, show the enemies you have no fear. Make it clear you will be back even more suicidal than before. As long as your KD is greater than or equal to 1:1, you aren't a coward.

With this, you can succeed at Tannenberg. Remember that your life is only a casualty in waiting and to not stop fighting. Remember that it's only your kills that matter, not your deaths. And most importantly, remember to die honorably. See you in the Trenches, friend.