- it costs less to exit out of a quest you fail and spend 30 units on an energy refill, than it does to revive (those 10 extra units all add up!)
Remember the exact moment i learned this lesson. But yeah this and that sometime its definitely smarter to get a team revive for 100 than a single one for 40, because if you die again that’s 80, almost hundred for a two revives vs 100 for your whole team
Is it just me was YJ sp1 easier to dodge back in the day
I think you're right. I had it down to a perfect science for awhile and recently I've been getting clipped by the tail end of it. If you see 2× Dexterity popup, you're likely gonna get clipped at the end. You see 3× Dexterity popup, you've successfully evaded it, lol.
Those Unblockable S1 YJs still occasionally get me, even knowing the general timing. If you're off by a millisecond, you're gonna get clipped. Moreover, a hard lesson learned was not letting my anger of such get the best of me by immediately retaliating with a special intercept. That Power Sting got me a few times in my early days, lol. Whooops!
• Popping crystals saves you from tease-reel depression. • Don't rank every new champ you get. (Spend on what you need ATM) • Masteries are super important. • When it comes to RNG, keep your hopes low and your dreams even lower.
Evading YJ's L1 is a matter of distance - if you're up close you'll get clipped by the bottom of the beam. You have to have some distance between you - which is why if he's got his L1 you need to either not finish your combo and evade back, or send him back with a heavy or a special. The same goes for BPCW's L1, as said above. As to why it's changed, I think they shifted the hit box a bit so that you'd effectively get clipped on the ankle.
To add to this list though: - NEVER buy PHCs - Don't sell champs just to get those last few crystals for a 4*/5* - you'll be worse off in the long run - How & when you spin/open the crystals makes literally no difference to the outcome. See also: the debunked "wait for the crystal to fly in from the top-right corner" myth - Regular arena play is vital to progressing in the game - especially if you're F2P. Not only do you get critical resources like champion crystals & units, but you also get plenty of practice with and against various champions. - For units and unique event resources, it's worth doing at least a single run through every difficulty of event quests. - If you're KO'ed on a difficult boss because you screwed up - restart the quest and spend the 30 units on energy rather than reviving and healing your crew, possibly multiple times - It's well worth watching various YouTube videos on different parts of content, from different creators. Can also be worth watching livestreams (or replays thereof) to see how those players do things, you might pick up interesting tips.
Evading YJ's L1 is a matter of distance - if you're up close you'll get clipped by the bottom of the beam. You have to have some distance between you - which is why if he's got his L1 you need to either not finish your combo and evade back, or send him back with a heavy or a special. The same goes for BPCW's L1, as said above. As to why it's changed, I think they shifted the hit box a bit so that you'd effectively get clipped on the ankle.
To add to this list though: - NEVER buy PHCs - Don't sell champs just to get those last few crystals for a 4*/5* - you'll be worse off in the long run - How & when you spin/open the crystals makes literally no difference to the outcome. See also: the debunked "wait for the crystal to fly in from the top-right corner" myth - Regular arena play is vital to progressing in the game - especially if you're F2P. Not only do you get critical resources like champion crystals & units, but you also get plenty of practice with and against various champions. - For units and unique event resources, it's worth doing at least a single run through every difficulty of event quests. - If you're KO'ed on a difficult boss because you screwed up - restart the quest and spend the 30 units on energy rather than reviving and healing your crew, possibly multiple times - It's well worth watching various YouTube videos on different parts of content, from different creators. Can also be worth watching livestreams (or replays thereof) to see how those players do things, you might pick up interesting tips.
We know how to evade YJ sp1 we were just talking about how it used to be easier
1. Quake can't evade IMIW's first medium 2. Rhino is not likely to lose a game of chicken 3. One does not simply hit or parry the AI immediately after an update
1. Featured Crystals are garbage 2. Stark Spidey requires constant skill honing 3. You can sell iso for gold 4. Bugs have to be reported or they won't be fixed
I fought countless fights in the arenas with a class disadvantage before realizing you could switch them up... LOL
Me too. Or that you could pick the team you fight against. Before I figured it out, I was always wondering why the three champs I was fighting were different than the three on the first screen. Now I know that they are three different teams, and you only get to see the top champ on each team.
Also, higher level champs get you more points in arena matches, so use you lower level ones to ramp up to the triple multiplier.
When I first started playing, synergies seemed so complicated to keep track of, and I had so few champs that I couldn't synergize anything, so I just ignored synergies for the longest time. They really do matter, pay attention to them.
Also, that combos can be done Medium, Triple Light, Medium for the best damage (you can even chain heavies to combos with certain champs). Use the beginner arena brackets while you have the chance. Learn how to bait specials. Learn about counters to things like regen, evade, etc.
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Those Unblockable S1 YJs still occasionally get me, even knowing the general timing. If you're off by a millisecond, you're gonna get clipped. Moreover, a hard lesson learned was not letting my anger of such get the best of me by immediately retaliating with a special intercept. That Power Sting got me a few times in my early days, lol. Whooops!
• Don't rank every new champ you get. (Spend on what you need ATM)
• Masteries are super important.
• When it comes to RNG, keep your hopes low and your dreams even lower.
To add to this list though:
- NEVER buy PHCs
- Don't sell champs just to get those last few crystals for a 4*/5* - you'll be worse off in the long run
- How & when you spin/open the crystals makes literally no difference to the outcome. See also: the debunked "wait for the crystal to fly in from the top-right corner" myth
- Regular arena play is vital to progressing in the game - especially if you're F2P. Not only do you get critical resources like champion crystals & units, but you also get plenty of practice with and against various champions.
- For units and unique event resources, it's worth doing at least a single run through every difficulty of event quests.
- If you're KO'ed on a difficult boss because you screwed up - restart the quest and spend the 30 units on energy rather than reviving and healing your crew, possibly multiple times
- It's well worth watching various YouTube videos on different parts of content, from different creators. Can also be worth watching livestreams (or replays thereof) to see how those players do things, you might pick up interesting tips.
You cannot parry and immediately attack Mordo without consequences
2. Rhino is not likely to lose a game of chicken
3. One does not simply hit or parry the AI immediately after an update
2. Stark Spidey requires constant skill honing
3. You can sell iso for gold
4. Bugs have to be reported or they won't be fixed
Taking a 5* champion to r4 then immedietly after popping a 6* crystal and pulling the very same champion kind of sucks.
Also, higher level champs get you more points in arena matches, so use you lower level ones to ramp up to the triple multiplier.
When I first started playing, synergies seemed so complicated to keep track of, and I had so few champs that I couldn't synergize anything, so I just ignored synergies for the longest time. They really do matter, pay attention to them.
Use the beginner arena brackets while you have the chance.
Learn how to bait specials.
Learn about counters to things like regen, evade, etc.