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I've thought about before but the process is going to be a real pain, at least for me. I'm also not confident enough in my own knowledge yet, I think I need to have experience playing with and against full teams before I do anything like that.

Though I guess I could focus on more general topics.

I don't think you even need to play with teams for this. Sure, it helps...but YOU know what works for YOU elsewhere, and you have a way better idea of how to play Sloshers than Little Jim who got the game for Christmas. Even if you get some things wrong, take it from me personally, I trust you to put me on a good course for being successful with a bucket if you're able to articulate yourself well enough.

one day we're gonna write that tetra guide guys. i swear we're gonna do it.

but like, I don't think about that stuff. i just shoot people

ok maybe its more than that. but all the things i actively think about aren't weapon related, like keeping track of where my teammates are

This definitely isn't the kind of thing everyone should do either from confidence, not being able to explain well, playing the weapon just feeling like you're playing the game rather than playing to certain things the weapon does well, or something else. The point of this was more to make people consider if they should do it or not.