I’ve seen some people disagree with playing supporters or defenders and while it is true that you can climb easier with carries, if you are STUCK in rank and playing a carry then you are not playing the right Pokémon for you.

Another good tip: if you're losing a lot, stop playing, don't keep playing until you win, specially if you are not very patient. When you're stressed and angry you're more likely to make bad decisions and take bad fights and wrongfully blame teammates for things you did

If you watched the Gengar clip at 2:00 and thought "he should chase those 1hp enemies down the lane" then this video is for you

Everyone playing pokemon unite should watch this. I am sick and tired of trying to teach people what to do as i am playing. Players at ultra can still be very infuriating at times. Nowadays i only play quick matches unless i got my buddies around. Please share this video out to all your friends playing. I want to enjoy the game better.

Learning to play Supp/Tank is useful imo as it actually teaches you to play as team and not focus too much on "killing" and have wider view to the match as a whole..is it easy? Nah, it is painful sometimes, but personally, it helps me a lot

I think another thing that wasn't mentioned but is equally important is to practice! I'm an Eldegoss main and I have had lots of matches with it but I still have misjudgements especially when I try to secure Rayquaza/Zapdos, so knowing the character inside out helps a lot. Also, coming from my personal experiences as a solo q Supporter/Defender main, I agree that people should know about these roles more and how they work so when they transition to being the carry, they will become mindful of the Supporters and Defenders of the team. However, since it is solo q, it's a very frustrating process to climb with these mons. It frustrates me sometimes that there are people ignoring these mons and tries to carry on their own. I mean go for it but what happens when you get killed? At the end of the day, many Supporter/Defender mons can't carry the games on our own. They need to enable someone to carry the team for them. Thanks for this video, Spragels! I hope this sheds some light to other players, especially the ones who don't show up to Rayquaza. I'm looking at all of the solo q backcappers 💀

Also another tip cause I see this alot. When people push with eliki just stay on the goal or go in out real quick you get shields en hp. I see too many people fighting outside the goal and dying. This tip is also useful for when they just push you 3v2 or 2v1 (you are with less people in te scenario). Stay on base en you will most likely win.

Positioning advice is really good. Knowing not to over extend yourself, knowing how to pick your fights, not be a front-line squishy etc etc.

Tips- Try to main an all-rounder or defender Use the correct held items Watch the gameplay of other pros Learn how to pull the combos of your Pokemon Don't go attacker or Speedster in an all attacker/Speedster team Use correct emblems Give priority to objectives Don't play for MVP play for victory

You forgot to mention not attacking Rayquaza when you're winning. I lost a game the other day because the Crustle defender decided to attack Rayquaza even though we were winning, and they weren't ready to defend the team so two of us got KO'd and the other team quickly outnumbered us.

Spragel is like the rare teacher that makes you have no lesson for 4 periods but still good at teaching and make the students achieve greater grades. Thank you for helping us Spragels :D

Don't forget to have fun! Winning and climbing is nice, but if you aren't having fun with the game even casually, it may be time for a break!

Another tip that wasn't mentioned was knowing how a pokemons move work. Not just so you can be better at using it but you'll also know how to play against one. As a 1000 match lucario main I didn't know that bonerush plus (lvl 13) totally resets espeed/pup until I've played around 300 matches.

this is actually really helpful though its one year ago i was stuck in veteran class 5, and i watched the whole video and decided to buy trevenant, now im winning all my games in a row and actually contributing in helping my teammates. thank you so, so much spragels, couldnt have ranked up without you

Really nice video, Jake. And honestly, that was what worked for me. I started playing in season 1, but I didn't know anything about this type of game, like held itens, farm, rotate, synergy and so on. I started playing Talon and Venu and boy... getting behind was tough to come back. I stressed so much and ended in Ultra rank that season. In S2, I got to Masters learning the game basics (itens, but most important, rotation and farm) and started to try to fill empty roles in my team, playing Eldegoss and Slowbro (AMAZING choices that fill in any team even now and easy to use). Of course, there are games that your carries just simply won't do their jobs and it's gonna be frustrating, but if you learn those roles right, you can make a lot of them look like beasts when at your side.

I was stuck in veteran before...but thanks to our spragels.... U helped me alot..i am in ultra trying really hard to make it to master

I got stuck in Ultra with Tsareena for most of last season and these were the things I fixed to get to Masters no problem this season: 1. Stopped pushing with regieleki 2. Switched to Azu when my team looked weak early-game 3. Stopped trying to save teammates and defend goals when I was obviously outmatched 4. Farmed more, fought less I learned a ton from spragels, inder, toonslim, and stevemycat and playing smarter makes a huge difference!

One thing that helps me when I get hard stuck at various rank levels is hard focusing on team comp; I only play solo queue so every single team is obvs different. If three players are playing special attack types, I go with an attack type mon - if three people are playing ranged, I go with a melee, etc. It can help. Only thing is that it means I have to know quite a few different mon - and that's okay with me because I like learning new things! It feels good to review my playable mon roster and know I've become more proficient with all of them. Also, I regularly review and fine-tune my boost emblem comps - a few times when hard stuck, I revamped my emblems and that also helped.

The biggest thing i see is team comp. if your team already has 2 squishies dont pick another one. Also dont pick healers if your team is squishy. Think about if your team already has ranged attackers then pick a melee. Stick together with your team. And dont keep going to fight just to keep getting KO’d. If your team isnt helping then go farm or push with them.

The issue is too many people think they are the main character and have to get the kills to win. Defenders are a GREAT role to fill. Stop them from scoring. Play the objectives with your team.

Good to see the other jakes getting more screentime again :D And nice video i just got to master duoing with my buddy but now hes stuck in ultra and we need to do more synergie lanes together but then we get trios and they're bottom tier bad and the enemy trio+duo feel like they didn't do anything else in unite than playing super synergie pokemon like a mime buzz lane destroyed us with cc yesterday and its infuriating

Another thing to notice when watching the minimap for wild Pokémon spawns are the spawns on the other sides of the map. During times in the match between objectives or after taking an objective while the other team is distracted their are times when you can steal A lot of exp from the other team by KOing their wild Pokémon. Most people don’t watch the minimap and go for exp as soon as it spawns so this is easily abused.

Keeping it simple when you're having trouble sounds hard, but it's a very effective strategy as you've demonstrated here. I've also had times where I had trouble focusing on trying easier, solid builds. Thank you for the advice, spragels!

amazing video, cant wait for the Emblems video! Gonna look forward to it a lot and i am kinda curious what you are gonna recommend. especially for a Pokemon like Greedent where like 3 builds are viable i would say!

I'm very glad Wigglytuff is my favourite pokemon, because I've been playing her since day one, and seeing as tuff exists to hinder the enemy team, it gave me much more insight into teamwork, positioning, etc than if I started with a carry and just thought "click buttons, do damage". Starting out with a supporter or defender is fantastic advice!

Simple but best advice I can give is to push early in the season, as hard as possible. The longer you're stuck down there, the worse it gets, because your mates get progressively worse. Also learn to carry, it is absolutely necessary in lower ranks, because half the time you can't rely on others when it comes to rotating etc. Edit: I'd actually disagree with playing Support in Solo Que down there, because the lower ranks are dominated by highly selfish players who often don't even know how to make use of the openings which Supporters and Defenders provide. It's great if you happen to come across decent players, but if your attackers simply suck and you're playing a unit which can only really work with a mate at its side, then you are fucked for the duration of that match. A great Blissey isn't going to do much if the offensive units can't get shit done.

Thank you for these videos, I been stuck at expert for like, forever, I play solo q and it’s just, so frustrating being one game away from climbing rank and lose I genuinely had to sit down and take breaks from playing because I just been having like, 3-5 losing streaks, which has led me to almost not touch ranked matches and just do quick plays or standard Everyone should watch your videos because oh my god I cannot fathom how some people are even in this rank

This video is cool man 😎. It was hard climbing to masters but there I saw some incredible unite battles, recently. Only today I discovered that attack weight stacking and it was really good but I have been playing it for 1 year😅

The items I run on basically every pokemon are Muscle band (lv30), Focus band (lv30), Score shield (lv30). Focus band has got me more K/Os in this game than any attack items ever could I swear. Muscle band with auto attack speed is just great in general with most pokemon. Score shield lets you score when people drop on you and gives you a decent amount of hp at level 30. I only play like 2 special attackers, which are wigglytuff and glaceon which the muscle band attack speed and extra damage on autos helps a lot. I personally recommend Wigglytuff for climbing. That pokemon is so broken when used properly and helping your team get the K/Os with sing.

Very informative. Interestingly I find I need to play carry Pokemon in the lower ranks at the start of the season, in Veteran etc then once I get to Masters to keep winning I start playing Defenders or Supporters. I think this is because of how my level fits into that of my fellow players, at the lowers ranks it seems I'll generally be one of the better players on the team but then at Masters with more skillful players I can't have as big of an impact using a carry Pokemon and feel like I am more effective/win more with a supporting Pokemon and leaving the carrying to better players.

Something to also remember, level up your held items. That’s probably essential to higher win rates. I climbed solo que ranked as a Clefable main into Masters after I leveled my special attack held items to 30.

Thanks spragels, I hope every players watch this video especially with those backcappers, Those stackers that die for nothing and leaving our goal undefended, People uses their unite within 3min mark, Gardevoir and tyranitar not leveling up, and people just not picking role defender and supporter. fr these are underrated, it's pretty fun for most people.

Understanding how every character works will make u better at attacking/defending against them too

Hey Spragels,i hope you are doing ok,i watched this video and tried applying those tips you talked about in ranked...after a lot of losses,matches to avoid demotion and effort i finally reached masters,thank you for doing this kind of videos that can really help players

This season I’m taking a break from rank… I always enjoy playing unite, but lately I don’t feel motivated to rank up, it’s good to take a break.

Playing defenders/supports is legit advice. Spamming scaldbro was my ticket into masters when I was new.

thank you so much spragels this is just what i needed

Eldegoss is such a good Pokémon. It teaches amazing team fight fundamentals, and has enough attack power to give you that dopamine kick. I run pollen puff and cotton guard. My items are muscle band, buddy barrier, xp share, x attack. I run 7 red, 4 white, 2 green for emblems. I climbed ranked with this build.

Loved the tips on stacking because I tend to find myself wanting to get all my stacks in so I can be useful the rest of the game but after these tips looks like I gotta change my tactics around 😅

I just began playing last season with 2 weeks left in, and while I made it into Ultra then the difficulty spike the following season was huge. When I started I thought the solution to my issue would be hard carries, and only recently have I learned what you're explainin in this video: Supporters and defenders are much more reliable to climb with. Carries are great and fun, but too difficult to expect to do great every game with.

Jake 6 has improved this channel by so much! Not that it needed it, but what an amazing touch.

Actually very true this season I had trouble climbing up was always struck in ultra rank 3,2,1. So backtracked and started picking defenders and it helped a lot! Few days back I finally reached master rank!

I also like the idea of playing range instead of melee and focusing on never dying. Ranged Pokémon can still perform as intended when staying out of the heat of fights. It also forces you to be aware of what is happening off screen, since your attacks are almost flying off screen if playing range correctly.

The double h at “hhi Jake…” is way too accurate

Thanks for this amazing video I'm currently stuck in veteran and I'm hope this video help

I can say from personal experience and getting solo to master every season, this is very accurate, I've been a decidueye main since he dropped and you have to learn when to make plays in a match. Back-Cap is no good heavy agreed, Talonflame, Sableye, and the likes are very common to back-Cap so watch those because sometimes it's just a free KO if they can't escape

Can agree with most this advice. I haven't struggled being stuck personally but a big part that I think was left out is rotating and order.

Super well done bro, thank you very much.

Man I just love Jakes comedy intros !!!!

Teeds and spragels uploading at the SAME TIME!! hahaha

I've seen a few jungle zeraora in my climb. And while I play with a duo... we use elde and dragonite. It works surprisingly well

Lmao! That opening! And you added a gumball episode reference??!! Absolutely hilarious 🤣🤣

honestly whenever i go slowbro, ive learned to kind of treat him as an all rpunder at times (getting the medals at the end, and depending on how the fight is going either go defender extreme or attacker depending jn which other pokemon are around as well), and even though i use a wide variety of pokemon slowbro was my first used, and even if hes my fave i still try to practice with others. if im not totally ready for a ranked matcch with a pokemon then i'll just play quick or standered. for me this honestly helps so much if i say unlock a new pokemon and dont wanna go into the practice vs an ai since thats just not how real teams of people work, i'll five into a non rabked match to get accustomed to the way it works- personally helps and works for me but alas

I've been opting for more defensive emblem builds with some offensive characters. Focus band, muscle band, and assault vest as my default. Then you play a little conservatively. Opting to score when it's safe to do so, but farming as much as possible.

Just started Unite a few weeks ago, and Eldegoss is definitely a very great Pokemon. Maybe because I’m used playing support in other MOBA, but currently I still have that 100% winrate with her.

Stuck in vet too. Since I start playing unite, I've been using attackers and I noticed too that most of the time I have lose streak using it. I've start to become a supporter when I first try wiggly and blissey. What I hate about solo queues sometimes is that there are team mates who are not responding to calls. They also steal the exp, like I've been hitting it for a long time then they last hit it. It annoys me cause they don't let me level up. I only experienced to have a good team mates once. That even tho we lose I didn't feel that we failed, it was the intense game I've ever experienced. I'm currently not playing, and uninstalled the game due to the lose streak hahahah

I’ve been in master for a while I’m but still looking for ways to improve and I think you gave some great advice.

Thank you! This guide was extremely helpful. I got to Master Rank in SoloQ with a 60% win rate overall and 71% win rate with Venusaur.

As someone who’s been around since season 2, but this was my first moba, this is all so true. I got to master my first time way back then almost exclusively with eldegoss (who is in a great spot in the meta right now). I remember being absolutely awful with Gengar lol

Thanks for this!!

I made it to masters 1600 playing 95% of the time support / defender in solo que (playing pikachu when there where too many defenders / supporters in the team already). So it definitly works! I personally like to play solo to rank up as with a 2-3 stack I tend to loose much more as the opposing team also will have the same 2-3 stack which feels like it is much better coordinated most of the time.

I know it's not a TON but I have over 700 games played and this video was still a nice reminder. Appreciate it

My Guy your Advice actually worked, I'M IN MASTERS NOW, after the video it took me 5 days but it was all worth it. Thank you so much 🙏🥰

You have to be one of the best content creators for this game, if not the best. Clear, entertaining, direct, efficient… I really enjoy your content.

I started playing using double band and scope lens for attack and shell bell for spec atack. not the best, but helped me through.

"Playing a little PacMan" is such a perfect way to explain farming wow. Great vid.

I would really appreciate a more advanced look at this. These are all things I try to do anyway. Love your videos!

WTF 'Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?' which is the original quote in Latin for "who watches the watchmen" and is my life Motto atm. Was not expecting it as a throwaway intro joke haha. Anyway, I'm not really hard stuck, slowly climbing out getting 1-2 wins here and there with the odd loss. I've been mostly maining Venasaur and occasionally playing Zacian with some success. I use your Venasaur build and it's really helped me secure a lot of kills. Petal dance is a must. Either way this video has been really interesting and informative.

Your previous emblems video was very helpful. . . Looking forward to the emblems video that you are making.

Another thing that happens in vet-ultra a lot, at least for me, is teams always try to get Rayquaza even when they don't need to and end up losing the objective. Should the winning team be trying to defend Rayquaza in this situation if the team that is behind is trying to secure it?

I think this video is pretty solid even though I think it doesn't really apply to everyone. See, I'm a good support/tank player, and I've always achieved masters every previous season. However, last season and especially current season have proved really really tough for me. Once I reach masters 1200, working my way up to 1500 is usually not a big deal. But beating Vet and Ultra is getting increasingly difficult. I mostly lean on supporters and tanks 'cause other players pick carries but thy can't play them, and supp/tank roles always need someone to fill them up. but eventually I end up supporting inxperienced players. Something clicked when I decided to revolve to picking up carries, mostly ttar and dura. and while maybe my micro is not excellent as it is with Slowbro or Eldegod, it is often better than those of casuals. And pairing that with my decent understanding of macro, I've been able to slowly make progress. I have friends in my discord server who found themself in the same situation. So, to sum up, I think that your advice is good and solid for new-ish player; however, If you're a seasoned player who used to always reach masters and now can't anymore, maybe they're not the way to go. but again, thanks for the video which I think is really good! Stay cool and Yeehaw!

everything you've said in this guide is so helpful

I deff needed to hear that last bit of this 🤣😭

I dedicated myself to master Tsareena while climbing and 2 seasons ago I ended up stuck in Ultra 4 and 3, last season I started to try and branch out with different pokemon like Eldegoss, Blastoise, Greninja, Scizor and Venusaur but still only managed to get into Ultra 2 and 1 and can't for the life of me hit Veteran after 3-4 weeks playing. Now, this season, I started to only just playing Slowbro, and play the other characters in a different game modes if I get bored and I'm currently Veteran 3, and hope to climb to master. I recently gotten Mr Mime and currently try to see whether I'm confident enough to also use it to climb the rank

Very great video! But one question, what do you do if you just don’t have decent teammates? I’ve pretty much lost every masters game I’ve been in so far because people either don’t play the first two minutes or just don’t show up to any fights.

Would LOVE to see you make a video to enlighten some of the MaStEr RaNk players that they're actually not good but just got lucky or carried through rank by others. I don't wanna deal with lane Cinderace, goal getter Zeraora, exp. share Mime, or 3 junglers in matches anymore.

The Watchmen joke has a pun. It's funny. Part 1: I agree with a lot of the stuff Jake says. I think the last time I got stuck on Ultra, Krashy made a video about winrate and positive impact. Basically the message was about "being solid and basic" I am currently stuck between 1400-1450, so might heed towards this advice and go back to basics, I suppose. 0:52 Jake: MOBA is quite difficult. Me: Wow that's a relief. I thought all the people in Pokemon Unite are smarter and more able than me. Thank you Jake, for validating that I am not a dumb and crazy person. 1:20 I do all of that, but on casual mode as experiments. Part 2: Also this is my tip for other people who don't know, during mon selection if you are the lowest in your team roster bars, that means the people above you usually have a better experience of carrying the game. Vice versa applies. 2:27 Here are my thoughts on the Pokemon listed and how I feel about them: Venusaur: I struggle with it Blastoise: struggle Pikachu: struggle Clefable: not available Wigglytuff: pretty good consistently Machamp: not available, but gained more recent respect as time grow, most likely will buy it in near future Slowbro: struggle very hard Blissey: struggle super hard (surprise!) Mr Mime: struggle, but willing to learn more about it Snorlax: struggle very hard (mere roadbloack/meat shield during unite, so struggle most during unite) Azumarill: super struggle (surprise again!) Mamoswine: heavily favored but performance is in between (usually need a second defender to safely peel, so didn't play it as much recently) Glaceon: needs significant practice, but can see the potential in mastering it Crustle: theoretically can master it (non-goal getter version btw), but needs significant practice Trevenant: pretty decent sometimes but not running horn leech (nightmarish like Mamo's Horsepower move, the self CC is too scary to deal with, I am not dealing with that) Hoopa: not available Eldegoss: struggle super hard (surprise surprise) (surprisingly fan favorites Blissey, Azu and Elde I struggled with the most, especially Azu and Elde's design are my most hated, only comfortable with Mamo, Wiggly and Glaceon) 5:07 Jake: Stacking is advanced. Me: Thank you Jake. I tend to being criticized for not playing stacking. I am just not used to stacking stuff. Too much to worry. I tend to get distracted to finish basics when I worry about other stuff. Part 3: I feel like Defenders and Supporters in nature their damage is way too low to be even somewhat aggressive during fights, like you need to be completely passive, and if some random in your team mess up, you unbeknowingly took the hit despite not deterring the team, so in my belief, I feel like Jake recommending purely Defenders/Supporters is not the best advice. Most of the time it works, but playing any all rounder also works well, especially if enemies fight you without you provoking them, you can at least fight back. I usually watch helplessly as Slowbro but at least Aegi gives me a lot of breathing room. Aegislash: Favorite all rounder, stole Ray thrice, also unlike Defenders/Supporters, gives breathing room to fight back. Cramorant: Took a strange liking, personal highest damage record (65k in winter remoat). Part 4: My personal belief is rotating between All-Rounder/Supporters depending on team comp, while occasionally throwing Defenders in the mix if another random wants to play Defender as well. But you know, as long as you are contributing, anything works in Unite I suppose.

As a Defender main, THANK YOU for recommending newbies against playing Attackers. Climbing Ranked was hell this season for me because of the horrid insta-lock Attackers/Speedsters who would end up having less damage and kills than me as Mamoswine. Not joking, I had a 5-loss streak as Mamoswine where I was the MVP every single time. I have definitely won with 4 Attackers/Speedsters on my team before but those people knew the limitations and strengths of their characters inside out, had excellent macro game and map awareness and showed up at every objective. I get it, every one wants to be the main character - but if you don’t understand how to carry a game using your role, please, for the love of god, play something more forgiving. Your Defenders/Supporters want to help you, but you make it hard you don’t understand your power spikes. If I sound dramatic, it’s because my Ranked win rate for this season is downright embarrassing. Maining Defender while trying to climb in the late season in solo queue is literal hell.

I mostly agree with your take on roles & climbing. Mr mime ranks fine as do most defenders but the time I first got to ultra I used decidueye and it was like sending a toddler to a war zone

The biggest issue I have playing only defenders and supports is that everyone ignores the free exp Pokemon on our side of that map and it takes so long for me to do it, so I'm never sure if I should be clearing them or sticking with the team. Or maybe just stay away from things like Blissey that are especially awful at clearing?

Thank you for this banger of a video. I might try to go back to my support roots and see how it goes. See you space cowboy.

never made it to masters till last season and this season, and thats when i fully switched to gardevoir as my main

Such a good video. Exactly what's needed. Now put this I'm game and we're good!

Great points, I would add that some games are literally unwinnable and that's okay. Being a high rank doesn't guarantee that you're a great player and being low rank doesn't always mean you're bad, don't take losses personally, take breaks and enjoy the game. Watch videos to get better and be open to feedback.

So I have been making Scyther in the center and it's rough. I do have a good win rate but I think it's kinda what you mentioned, people like to play attackers and Scyther is an assassin who pops attackers. Committing to an engagement with x attack, double jump, wing beat, wing beat dash, reactivate ult does a ridiculous amount of damage. I cannot do that to big chungus like slow bro, Snorlax or mamoswine and they just ruin engagement for me. Two thing I'm working on for myself. Don't under estimate how painful it is to gap close as a melee on a ranged character especially since most of them have a way to either push you back or dodge back. Finally don't underestimate the slow down when you dive past a goal. I don't know how many times a squishy character runs away or kites and kills me because I hit that slow down and I lose what seems like half my movement speed. Good luck and have fun to all! Remember it's a game and if you're not having fun it's not worth your time! Yeehaw !

Loved this video… i will share it

I was struggling to get out of expert a couple months ago. I just came back in October after not playing since last september. I was playing Cramorant, who was a good pokemon at launch. I didn't realize it was nerfed so much So then I swapped to Mew. And I did great! I have 60%+ win rate with it. But I just couldn't climb any higher than veteran despite playing Mew really well. When Mew got double nerfed, I swapped to Mammoswine. And BOY was it a game changer. In master 1000 right now, and I have a 67% win rate with Mammo right now. Just feels like it was made for me I've picked up a couple other characters like Dodrio, Scyther, and Clefable. Scyther is at 62% win rate, Dodrio is 56%, Clefable is 55%. Dodrio and Clefable feel *too* team reliant, at least Scyther and Mammo can rock it without team support. Hopefully Mew can make a comeback though, I miss it dearly. It's just not good in its current state I'll send this video to some friends of mine!

Thanks to spragels for sharing these exotic game points with us.

New to Unite. Is it a good idea to find 1 pokemon of each class that you can get used to? Or just pick one meta choice and main that? Playing mainly for fun, I only play ranked to do missions that require you to. Right now I am playing Snorlax and Urshifu. I managed to get resources and not sure where to invest.

Man that back capping thing has been killing my games. I play trio and we don’t usually jungle (though our sylveon often hypercaries). I can’t tell you how often we are at ray and our jungler is off backcapping. It’s been happening in like EVERY game.

Thanks so much Jake! Any tips for player on very high (200+) ping?

I kinda disagree in playing supporter in Vet and Expert rank. I am a support main btw in every game that I play but I decided to change my role since I notice a lot of players who suck as a carry in low elo, and it was hard for me to rank up as a support, whether it's on my team or the enemy. Which is why I decided to switch roles like speedster and attacker so that I could stomp them and climb by way to master. Which works.

You are right Jake...i was struggling in ultra but after playing a couple of bastoise game winning constantly 😊 I'm still playing to get to masters with blastoise

I can’t believe you used the Vanessa clip for backcapping. A moment in history

I recently started playing Comfey. Makes my teammate a beast, lets me heal and stun, and removes me from being a hard target. Started to win games again and broke into the next tier while also letting me learn how other people play (and how not to play) dps units. Downside is some players seem to think having me on them makes them able to initiate a 1v2/3 while low hp. I mean, nice that they have the confidence in me but please don't get us killed. If my partner dies then 9 out of 10 times my brittle ass isn't going to survive the 2+ very angry 'mons looking to rearrange my flowers.

Great tips!

Just sharing: there is a friend of mine that is just playing for fun but sometimes doesnt really go with the objectives, that's why I always sends spragel's vid so he know hahahah

I've started the game about a week ago and already reached Master. I played a hundred games to get there playing mostly Machamp, Venusaur, Cinderace & Slowbro. It was tough but really fun.

The best advice I got in mobas was find one or two characters who operate similarly and one trick them until you learn the deeper mechanics of the game then spread your game sense to new characters

I'm always scoring when rayquaza spawns but I play sableye so what should I do at rayquaza anyways? Steal it? I actually did that. I play knock off but I simply do not understand shadow sneak. I just went to rayquaza after I scored 100 points, saw how how low its HP was and I was thinking "it would be funny to steal it" and it worked. Another time I used confuse ray on an enemy and he just killed rayquaza HOWEVER, if a pokémon that I confused kills a wild pokémon or a Player of the enemy team it counts as my kill.