You might accidentally switch mid fight and blow yourself up.
Learning how to instinctively dodge and not take damage is just as important as learning how to deal damage. Lapping and vaulting around the arena is almost never a bad idea. Use and abuse teleports and launch pads. Playing a ton of levels back to back puts you on autopilot, often resulting in dangerous play. Check my video for all the gravestones at the Spider Mastermind. Bosses have to be thoroughly practiced. You need to have an individual key/button for each weapon and practice switching to any gun you think of on command. Doom is a platforming game, and it’s the worst way to die. They are significantly more accurate and will hit you if you approach 99% of the time. They aren’t out of the way and are worth it. Most UN players don’t typically glory kill in general. If you love glory kills, just don’t do them in traffic. Do not glory kill unless you are in a dire situation. It’s also frustrating to repeat them after a failed run. Getting half or all secrets in a map only gives you 1 or 2 weapon points which will not make the difference in life or death. Double Trouble is awesome, sure, but 30? If it were 10-15 it would be worth it, perhaps. 
You also probably won’t get it until 07-09. 30 double kills will likely get you killed and the benefits aren’t worth it. A prime example is Double Trouble for the SSG. Some of these masteries will change your playstyle and preoccupy you.
Some masteries are dangerous and not worth it. Do not go for combat challenges after 03 Foundry unless they are super easy like “Touch the Automap.” These extra challenges cloud your mind and alter your playstyle often resulting in death. Don’t go too high on FOV or you’ll misjudge how far things are away. This higher FOV gives you some peripheral vision, making your reactions and evasions much better. Increase your FOV to around 114 (my preference). Don’t stand still or walk in a straight line. Run a parallel Nightmare campaign to practice each level once you get a deep run (06 and on). The following bullets of advice are the “big nuggets” – the main hard-learned lessons from failing over and over and over before eventually succeeding in this mode. The only difference between the two is that in UN you can’t die, period. If you can beat the game on Nightmare fairly easily, UN could be up your alley. Nightmare is actually not that hard of a difficulty. You’ll get way better and enjoy the game more, and DOOM is an amazing game. It adds excitement, tension, and risk to the game. It’s extremely frustrating and rewarding. The Devs even said no one on the team could complete it during development. 
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