Tip for the video Don’t get stuck with just one load out that gets the job done for you . Experiment with different values of the cards and swapping ones in and out . Sometimes it ends up a lot better then your first try . Also it helps when learning cards of other champions as you go along.

Shoutout to toggle centered skill bar, most underrated setting allowing you to view your items and credits conveniently without having to block your whole screen with the scoreboard.

chill dont get tilted . at the end of the day it just game. if you are not having fun with it, take a break you dont need to play rank all days .

I got a tip for healers : staying in backlane you need to get used to flanks sneaking up on you so don't isolate yourself from your team. Also beware that if you stay near your team mates you may be targeted as your the healer or the only healer in the team. Thanks for reading this ❤

My tip: You dont have to touch point no matter what even as a Tank. There are many damages that have tools to deny areas and they will try to deny point until its untouchable. In this case you go with your team and get 1 or 2 kills and now you are in a numbers advantage . You should also always keep and eye on team UI so you can retreat and arent suddenly stuck in a bad situation because half of your team died. the 20% the enemy captures while you cant capture dont matter when you come back as a group to kill the enemy team and capture more in return.

tip: understand caut. even if you dont play support, understand how to get out of it and what it is.

Thank you for the tips. I havent played in years and I am looking for n fun group of people to play with. These tips helped me get back in the game

Thx kreepers, with your help I went from diamond 5 to bronze 3! You simply are the best!

Best tip: luck out on teammates who know what the objective of the game is.

Well I got up early for this one , looking forward to see what’s in here kreepers

Understand your role propperly. Tanks are not just there to touch point, they are there to protect the team and, most importantly, the healer. Damages are there to keep people off the point, create opportunities for the flank (mostly by getting people low, target who your team is targeting) and demolish flanks who are coming for your healer. Flanks are not just there to attack from the back, they are there to target who is the MVP on the enemy team. Most of the time it is a healer, but it could also be a damage (like dredge). Analyze who is impacting your team and the enemy team the most, and prioritize from there. Healers, who do you heal? Tanks or flanks? Simple, heal the person who is out of caut and needs it most. You don't always need to heal someone to full, just enough for them to survive until you can get to them again or they can out of combat heal. Personally, i would still heal those waiting for out of combat to proc if they are within LOS, since it allows them to get into the battle faster. Now, all of these are situational, but that is what I go by and find it works best.

for the bonus tip i think it is very hard cuz if u allowing the enemy team to capture or or delevering that means more credits for them which also means they became stronger and for the second tip this is the best tip if they just focused on tank and say they have the best dmg while leaving so many one shot

My tip is: no matter what character you decide to main, make sure you have champions you’re comfortable on in every role. I mean support, main tank, off tank, hit scan dps/flank, flex dps/flank.

Good tips. Personally, with the name '2-3' i would assume that would be a team comp: 3 team members focusing point (healer-tank-damage) then 2 members flanking the enemy and breaking their formation (flank-offtank/offheal). But it is useful knowing how point advantage works, too.

Kreepers, I love your channel so much, I just had to subscribe!

Find someone you enjoy, experiment with different characters and aim to have fun and the skill will come along with it.

Play full tip for kreepers , I just thought it was funny that you used flank gameplay ( the class that ends up alone very often ) in the beginning of the video where you mentioned to stay with your group I’ve noticed a lot that people tend to get the solo cool loan wolf style gameplay when they see these really cool solo gameplay , granted I understand that’s probably because some people probably don’t have the patience to see support or tank/off tank gameplay

My tip is : when two or more of ur teammates died..... RUN

Tip: Dont try to learn the game by playing a hard champion learn the easy champions first, in other worlds, hard != better. The easiest champions can be as effective as the hardest ones, if u dont even know how to play the game properlly then playing a difficult champion will only make the proccess of learning more slow. Easy champions to learn to play the game in every class: -suport -> Seris, Ying, Grover, Io -tank -> Fernando, Barik, Khan (off tank) -damage -> Tyra, Viktor, Lian -flank -> Lex, Zhin, Buck

My tip would be to learn positioning. Positioning is more important than even aiming, imo, because regardless of your role your location can take attention from the enemy even if you're not shooting them. If you're a damage or flank, you have a responsibility to remove caut and give your healer line of sight for them to heal you. If you're a healer, you need to make sure to have a way to get to your team for heals or if you're getting flanked. If you're the frontline, you need to take space from your enemies so your team can cap the point and hold high ground or chokepoints.

Tip: Learn support class first. This will show you how how important that role is for your team.

My tip: For Siege specifically, please stop full sending point and getting tunnel visioned! You need to assist your team and occasionally contest/push people off the captire circle, but other than that even designated point tanks(Nyx, Terminus, Fernando and Barik) dont have to constantly stay on point. Damage dealers dont need to constantly stand behind tanks and supoorts behind both. Play your character to their strengths, clear out a few enemies amd THEN get in point while who can zone(knock the reinforcements off the horses) out the enemies goes to do just that. Thats how you win games - not just having a slug fest on point trading point for point.

My tip: DO NOT LEAVE YOUR SUPPORT ALONE. Keep an eye on it. The amount of times I'm just left alone with my Jenos while I'm keeping the whole damn team healed while on the other hand they don't even glance at my direction, is too damn high. But sure, after a flank obliterates me, everyone is spamming "need healing need healing need healing" 😒😒

always practice positioning. Just being in the right place at the right time matters so much.

Learn how to communicate with vgs, because you can use them not only to tell where enemies are or do tactics with it, but I believe, with certain champions and skins, you can boost morale of your team, and also demoralize your team if you spam "need healing" or use certain combination of voice lines from certain skins.

Play Support/Frontline for your first few days. No point in playing flank/damage before you understand how to aim and move. However, even a newb can spam heals or hold up a shield, not to mention how friendly the extra self-sustain is to new players.

try cool snek dude (damba), hes cool

Don't go dmg talent if you are the only healer on your team. No dmg seris. No dmg ying. No dmg Jenos. Play heal talent and actually HEAL because YOU are the only healer.

Play the champions you want, and just don't try to keep with one main, eventually that one champ you pick and want to main will get boring so it's best to play multiple especially multiple Champs from different roles

My tip is: Find your champion, experiment with their loadouts until you get the one that suits your playstyle.

know your champion abilities and role and do your best

18:18 "cooldown management" throws grumpy at the boxes

My tip is to watch more Match VODS and tutorial vids of great players who are there to help you

Pro tip: use your brain while playing (and i do not mean it disrespectfully) think about each move that you make, what impact it can have, what can stop it from happening, and can you get killed attempting it, if you will is it worth it. Every time you die/ lose analyse the situation and the circumstances that led you to that situation, and try to think of things you could have done differently / bette. Over all just build up your game sense, mechanics will come eventually, you can't win If you just brainlessly hold 1 button all game (or at least i wish it were the case, but this is paladins we're talking abt lol). Anyway you have to be consciously making decisions, and every decision has to have meaning/ justification behind it. There are a lot of guides on ytb that help you build up that game sense, you could even watch some pro / high lvl players replays or streams. Often they aren't doing things so differently than you are, it's the timing, the execution, and the small details that make a world of difference. Also: do not play the "easy to win with" playstyles / champions. Bcz 1st of all it's brain dead and you're not even playing the game anymore. And second of all, if something is broken at your rank, it either means that it will eventually get nerfed and you ll be back to square 1. Ooor, that type of cheesy playstyle only works on lower ranks and you're never going to climb playing that way.

My tip for ranked is to be aware of the meta but not be controlled by it. It's better to be good and consistent with a non-meta champion you're familiar with than pick a "meta" champion you never used before. As for casual, try stuff out, there are no negative consequences to loosing a casual match.

Tip: Sometimes dont immediately buy from the shop off the bat. Wait a lil bit and scout out the enemy team and see what items you might need to counter their sets.

Tip for the video: Play to the strengths of your team comp. Not every comp plays the same! Learn to identify what your team comp is good at and try to force the game into situations where you are strong or conversely, the enemy is weak!

Tip: Challenge Makoa

Tip : Use half your brain cells and you'll play better than 90% of the playerbase

To be honest It you have time,You can bruteforce your way to diamond+ by only playing well I did it 5 years ago, with a friend Both 15Y, no money and a lot of time Good old times, skye + makoa combo melting tanks was awesome 😂

Do not die too much and feed and allways fill the roles...

Great tips, but they wont improve my aim

turn off autoshop

Best tip ever : Stop fucking insta pick and wait too see if your team need a support or a tank😂😂😂

Just play Pip. DPS Pip.

Its Not a beginner tip but try to create a offangel

How can you call yourself pro at a game thats not even as big or played as much as other games? I dont recall ever seeing a paladins tournament being announced or trending on social media... So how do you consider yourself pro? Reason im aaking is because a few ppl i know that plays this game has said i should go pro after seeing my stats, W/L ratio, kd, kda, damage, assist Edited/added: i currently main kinessa and treat her like a flanker. Average games are around 15/2/34 120k damage

PLAY YOUR ROLE

Flank is supposed to go in alone and create chaos... no ? Like trying to get behind the lines while finding angles to annoy enemy from while constantly moving... At least thats how i was playing my two mains Vatu and Maeve... permanently detached from the team while being everywhere hunting down healers. Literaly prioritizing mobility and speed talents over everything else.. Kinda funny ... i´ve been playing this game wrong all the time. xd