Good luck, pretty much the same with Steadytrack too, you need to float after without overthinking.
Arcswitch is easy as well, you just need to stop overthinking. Basically all TS is speed TS, but evasive has uncomfortable movement and requires target prioritization.
Flick from target to target as fast as possible, prioritize and aim mostly for the targets that are midway towards their apex, or at the apex/descending but close(-er) to your current crosshair position.
To get your brain used a little bit (also get free Plat/Diam score), start grinding for some time this way:
once you kill a target, it spawns a new one at the "floor" that jumps immediately. You'll have enough time to flick from the target you just killed to the newely spawned one while it's closing on it's apex, prioritize it. Don't wait for it to reach the apex, just go for it even midway to the apex, no hesitation.
While you're doing this, you'll have to focus your vision to "select" targets that are ascending among all others.
"Spawnkilling" described above will help you get used to it faster - once you kill a target, you'll know that there's always at least 1 more new target that just started ascending, hence your brain will start learning to separate if from the masses.
Once you train enough stop spawnkilling - your brain will start prioritizing ascending targets automatically, so most of your focus will switch on speed and tracking, which will get you the Master score.
Ideally you want to be able to flick and track everywhere, but you'll have to "expand" this skill for Advanced benches. For now just focus on prioritization of the easiest movement (ascending/apex).
You can do that with 103 FOV, but 115 would be preferable since it doesn't shrink you FOV too much, allowing you to see/keep track of enough targets at the same time (Voltaic recommends using 115-125 FOV for Tracking and TS anyway, but it's optiont and up to you)
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