If you have anymore tips for them, feel free to comment it down below! Huge welcome to all the new players joining :) NEW STARTER GUIDE: How to Choose the BEST STARTER: ua-cam.com/video/aY7W5QDHQcs/v-deo.html Discord: discord.com/invite/teeds Damage Guide: ua-cam.com/video/-rG2qBbUPPE/v-deo.html
Thanks A lot for the video hope it will help a lot starting my united journey after a week!!! With your assistance hope my new journey's beginning will be so delighted!!!
Save your upgrade coins! Once you pick your main that you want to climb with, then upgrade the ones that are important to that Pokémon. Coins are extremely limited for F2P and I’m assuming most people on mobile aren’t planning on spending tons of cash.
TIP: Playing with a team is easier to get to master than solo. Especially if you can chat with them and they respond. Especially if they have dota experience. Solo with randoms will be like crawling up a mountain while carrying 4 players every match. Solo, You will win a few but fall down ranks a lot.
One important thing, Teeds. If your team has Blissey or Wiigglytuff, its safe to take the Dreadnaw before Zapdos. Blissey can clean the stats with Safeguard and Wigglytuff can clean it with its unite move.
For any beginners watching the video now: Drednaw 90sec debuff has been completely removed during the mobile release update, which came out after this video. Get the last Drednaw
Yes I was a froakie and I needed that center to become greeninja but a defender literally ruined my life by stealing the jungle somehow. That was the only time a defender stole the jungle from me.
Another tip I have is to us your minimap to call out/ping things you need to know. If Drednaw spawned, open up the minimap and press Drednaw’s icon, it will tell your team ‘Let’s defeat Drednaw together’ (or if you press its respawn timer it will say ‘Check it Out!’). If you tap somewhere you want you team to go, tap there, and if there is nothing that you tapped on, it will say ‘Gather Here!’ If you just defeated Zapdos and scored many more points and you’re sure you scored more than your opponents, open up the minimap and press one of your team’s goal zones, it will tell your team to Defend your goal zones. Given the lack of communication options and tutorials, you should know how to call out things to your team to ensure they can hear what you’re saying. These are just some examples, but you can try out more things in the Practice area (such as an allies/opponents, enemy goals, etc.)
Huge emphasis on the "never steal the Jungler's (centre) farms! Stealing from a Jungler can cost you the game bc the centre is most critical at the beginning and end of a match.
I think saving your unite for Zapdos is important, but it is also important to not be afraid to use it. I’ve often seen my teammates not use their unite move at all until Zapdos, while the opponents use theirs 2 or 3 times before zap, making us lose objectives or teamfights.
I really hope that a lot of new players joining in on their mobile devices see this and have a good start/transition into unite. Definitely going to pick up Unite again once mobile hits and I have more time again. Loving the dedication and effort you put into all those vids! Keep it up, you are almost there!
What about a beginner's guide specifically for combat? That's what i'm struggling with so far as a newer MOBA player as I find it too easy to get ganged up on on chased. Maybe like dynamics, melee attackers vs ranged ones, or when to retreat and when to keep fighting.
@@Jhit123 I agree! This is all based on the pokemon you use! Learning your limits of attacking and surving. The other basic stuff is more common sense like do not go in when you are alone. Do not try to just score for the heck of it. Be more aware of your map of jungle rotated wether or not you can contest. Do they have ult already does your team have ult already.
Hello again. :) Jhit has already made some good points. I have a few things to add. 1.) Read all of the abilities for your character. Even the first two you unlock. Part of getting better at battle is figuring out the best abilities to take for each situation, and understanding what they actually do. Combat example: Cinderace gets most of his damage from auto attacks. His passive gives him an empowered auto after casting an ability. In the beginning he gets ember and the sliding attack. So if you just press both abilities right away without auto attacking, you’re essentially wasting damage. 2.) It takes time to learn what everyone does, but you should also know what the enemies you’re facing can do, and at what ranges you’re vulnerable to an attack. Go into the practice area and try out the Pokémon’s move set that’s giving you trouble. Me in League of Legends when I first started: Friend: Watch out for Amumu. He’s going to try to gank you. Me: what the heck is an Amumu? Announcer: An ally has been slain. FIRST BLOOD! Team: Surrender at 20 Point, You’ll either learn or it will keep happening. It’s a process. 3.) Some Pokémon have specific combos to maximize their damage. Learn them. Talonflame for example: Brave bird>Aerial Ace>Enhanced Auto>Aerial Ace. He is a melee attacker with an emphasis on burst damage. After he lands that combo the Pokémon need to be dead(or almost). If you miss Brave Bird you’re screwed. It will be your initiation tool most of the time, and your escape if you survive. It can go over walls making it harder for your enemies to catch you, and giving you better angles to approach. He’s best at catching enemies by surprise, and will usually focus down the squishy(low hp pool) Pokémon before they can respond. 4.) Assess the situation, and pay attention to your cooldowns. Here’s some thoughts from a match that I played. I was playing Snorlax and landed a juicy Heavy Slam. Afterwards I followed up with 3 attacks slowing them on the 3rd auto. I blocked out the enemy, but made sure to also get the Absol so he couldn’t jump on my carry. This whole time I’m looking at my team, my HP, my ability timers, to plan my next move. If I’m too low on HP I can use my Unite move to stall the fight, if we’re winning and I’m not going to die I can use my Heavy Slam again to keep the engagement going/protect team. Heavy Slam can be used to escape as well, but it has long start up. Use the eject button for to get out of sticky situations or secure an important kill. 5.) As a ranged attacker you can harass your enemy from a fairly safe distance. The circle that pops up around you represents how close you have to be for your basic attack to come out. Try to play around this distance as much as possible. Poke your enemy down with ranged attacks and when they’re low enough go aggressive. If you haven’t already looked up recommended settings, I suggest you do so. The default is not good. Good luck. You just have to put the time in. It will take time so don’t get discouraged if you don’t figure out the right decision every time.
Something no one has mentioned yet, but it's pretty critical and separates master players from everyone else (look up the finals tournament match to see what I'm talking about). As a general rule, you should NEVER be fighting anyone unless it's a team fight over an objective or push toward the enemy tower after securing an objective. If there are no objectives up, you should be farming and only farming.
Perfect guide! I'd only add my personal experience as a jungler to usually go bottom after initial farm to help dominate that lane and set up a better Dreadnaw. I only rotate top if the top lane is REALLY struggling ;-)
great vid as always, can you do a vid on recommened settings next, I'm sure that will be a nice companion to this one. Like the lockon menu is really useful, but can mess you up sometimes by making you follow enemies when you're trying to run or aim. The only critic I have is, who should get the exp first depends on who's on lane, sometimes the defender is more important. By that only comes from playing a lot of different characters and knowing their level up. and power spikes like you mentioned.
Wonderful guide, Teeds! One thing I would add is the "praise/good job" feature at the end screen. You can give any player of both teams a good job if they performed well in your eyes. The number on the far right will indicate how many people gave the player a "good job". This not only boosts confidence and shows your appreciation (which support types don't get enough of, sadly) it can also lead to friend requests right after - which helps you play the game with players you enjoyed being around! I got all of my friend requests from mutual likes (even from enemy teams) and know that inviting anyone from my list will result in fewer frustrating rounds. I keep reading on reddit that people don't know about this and figured if you mentioned it, this might help a bit to >unite< the player base....I will see myself out xD
@@taputurquoise I play on switch and when the score screen pops up you just select the player you want to praise and press A. A small menu pops up where you can say 'good job', send a friend request, block or report the player.
Got to say I love your Videos Teeds. Your videos have honestly helped me out alot and I think you are honestly the best pokemon unite youtuber. Keep up the good work and hope to see more amazing videos
I don't have a Switch, so I'm gonna be playing mobile, but I haven't seen any Let's Plays of the game and didn't know how it works, but you explained it really well! Great video!
Honestly this is so much more fresh and inviting, I've seen some real toxic community's in mobas but as a level 19 beginner in this game it's really cool seeing how genuine these guides are how many people in game want to lend a helping hand to us newbies that are still learning ALOT, thanks for the tips and all the guides you make
One thing I wanna add that is not very known to a lot of ppl is that you can open your mini-map and point to any of the icons on the map with the left control stick to give directions. That includes, let's attack Dreadnaw/Rotom, any of the goals to say defend/score points and any of your teammates to say help them. I'm sure it may be easier on mobile cause y'all can point to them maybe.
I've been playing pokemon since 1999, I've dabbled in League but never been very good. However I am LOVING this game since it released on mobile! I got MVP in my first Ranked match yesterday and I felt so proud. I'm looking to learn to play seriously and this video was super helpful, thanks!
Hi, Teeds! I noticed you rarely walk out of your way to pick up points bubbles. But I can't resist picking up every bubble I see and then scoring ASAP so I have room for more. Can you discuss your strategy regarding when/how to prioritize picking up points as well as when/how to aggressively score-versus playing more conservatively?
Just started about a week ago on mobile and I've decided to be a defender main(mainly Snorlax and Blastoise). Its been fun being the frontline for your allies and disrupting fights. I'm currently on Great Class 1 rn.
@@poojanchal I actually used Crustle a lot of times, though I usually went for Rock Tomb instead of shell smash. Very useful when engaging or retreating
I main blissey and the one thing that drives me nuts is when i use my unite move on an attacker and they run away with the buff T.T Like idiot youre 3x attack. And speed and i got your health . why run away and leave me to die when you can easily clean up the kills. Plus you gain knockback to everyone you run into. Its literaly god mode. Ty For reading
For jungler route, if the field is green grass the lilipup goes top, else if the field is sandy, the lilipup goes bottom. And one more tips, before you score, see your nearest teamates who have more and let the highest EOS points dunk the score. It’s a teamwork game, no matter how well you play if your team scored less you still losing. Have fun new trainers!
Some other tips are paying attention to what side you are on. If you are team purple you will start grass side but team orange will start on dirt side which means the Lilpup will head up if on grass side but will go down if on dirt side. Also just found out today that fluffy tail only weakens the Pokémon for the person using it not for everyone in the area
i really wish someone in ultra-veteran range will finally listen to a youtuber saying that they shouldn't take a jungler farm... i'm stuck in ultra because of this.
I don't understand how people in ultra could be so dumb,the jungler farm is terrible!audinos are the way to go if you are playing as anything other than defender or supporter as them,you go to the middle of jungle and kill the corphish
Teeds I feel like we should do an info colab or somthing. I'm making a super huge guide for mobile release basically a short dummies guide for every character. Gonna combine all my existing guides with new info and it will include all characters!
For the jungle path you can always force yourself to go bot.. I tend to to prioritize bot over top when clearing my first jungle. If lilipup goes up kill it then go straight for the top crab followed by your ludi, bouff, then bot crab then prep for bottom bees. This isn't always the case If there is an opportunity to help top or gank top early I will also go for it and then come back to my remaining camps
This game makes me feel good I just got it a week ago on mobile and got so much free stuff and on top of that I made it to expert in the first 4 days I felt accomplished but now I’m not getting the best teammates in that rank and keep going between great class 4 and expert trying to make it past lowest expert class but it is still extremely fun my fav is the speedster class I play as zeraora it’s a beast😂
Recently I have seen most players rotate and focus dred which is great but it seems they totally forget about rotom they fight around dred then go back to farming instead of rotating to get rotom. Very weird
Hey Teeds. It might be worth pointing this video out or even posting it again (although maybe with some additions/changes so it's not the exact same) when the mobile release comes. It might get more attention that way. I feel like it'll get more attention when the game is out on mobile instead of before it comes out.
One important thing is observing the enemy when battling. He ist about to use an unite-move? Position yourself to not get hit (especially when it's a cramorant). The enemy used his eject Button? Remember it's in cooldown, you can escape easier or Chase him down easier. The enemy failed an important move (especially Gengar Sludge bomb)? Punish it, until the cooldown resets he's pretty weak. And don't push too far and get yourself killed for nothing 😅
hello may i ask what would u do if the pokemon that u r playing is fall off during late game? or could u make a video of that please I would be really appreciate it tysm!!!!
Hey teeds! I play a little more aggressively than others. I dont score usually but i attack a lot. Can you please make a video ahout tips for more aggressive players? Ill appreciate it a lot
Quick question: Do you gain EXP/Shields from Dreadnaw when you are dead or is it like Baron where you have to be alive to receive the buff? May be a mini topic for a video?
About Unite Moves. You can recharge it faster when you're farming Pokémon. It's always recommended to stay near the territory, defend and farm wild Pokemon in 3 minutes to recharge your Unite Moves as fast as possible
Videos like this are what I need. I'm still....less than good at this game despite being in Veteran rank. That being said, been trying different Battle Items besides Eject Button. Since I use Slowbro, Venusaur, Garchomp, and Gardevoir. Is the Fluffy Tail a good Item choice or should I be focusing elsewhere?
You can set up your jungle clear to end in whichever lane you want no matter what, it's just a matter of having a plan for grass (ludicolo top) and sand (ludicolo bottom) to end in the lane you want. If you get grass and want top, go ludicolo, bouffalant, bottom corphish, top corphish. If you get grass and want bottom, go ludicolo, corphish, bouffalant, corphish. If you get sand and want top, go ludicolo, corphish, bouffalant, corphish. If you get sand and want bottom, go ludicolo, bouffalant, upper corphish, lower corphish. I try to end my clears in bottom lane most of the time, since I have score shield and view my role as starving their bot lane/strengthening mine, while helping wear down goal durability, but I'll go top if we already have strong bottom laners, and top has gible or ralts so I can zone the enemy team and let them take the bees/more farm.
I KNOW a lot of people need this, even currently. Everyone, please like this video! The more people who know how to play the game effectively, the better our playing experience will be!
If I may ask could you also do a video on charizard and maybe some ways to show like what items to run on him and possibly max his output damage as a all-rounder? And what is your thought on him as a jungler
Fun fact ..... At pokemon unite first beta .. Zapdos use to be like a ally .. when you defeat it .. it use to come with you from the center and if not defeated in time he use to score in the spawn enemy goal with 100 points .. but they changed it cause it was too much for an already losing team
Number 2 doesn't apply when for example, someone is scoring or the whole team is taking Zap but you're not there, sometimes just being too focused on farming can make your team lose. Remember that farming isn't always the way to win, sure being overleveled by one or two is fine, but make sure to not neglect important things and keep farming.
yea our team was losing and we took zapdos still surrendered bcus it was obv we lost when we got by the results we were ahead by 100 points. they gotta add a system that keeps track of whos winning or not
Another beginner tip for those going in ranked is that the current best pokemon are Blastoise, Lucario, and Wigglytuff while most of the Speedsters do not do well at a higher rank.
I'm 12 so oky but my items I pick is from first bigginer i win every rank match just using the item from bigginer tour and guide i only lose 1 or 2 times and i win all the time the other items like i re item greninja and it work pretty well but i still use guides from you and assasin dave
Sadly calling our roles rarely works, people just ignore it and we end up in difficult positions, that's why i recently transfered to zeraora so i can both lane and jungle, just in case
If you have anymore tips for them, feel free to comment it down below! Huge welcome to all the new players joining :)
NEW STARTER GUIDE: How to Choose the BEST STARTER: ua-cam.com/video/aY7W5QDHQcs/v-deo.html
Discord: discord.com/invite/teeds
Damage Guide: ua-cam.com/video/-rG2qBbUPPE/v-deo.html
Thanks A lot for the video hope it will help a lot starting my united journey after a week!!!
With your assistance hope my new journey's beginning will be so delighted!!!
Save your upgrade coins! Once you pick your main that you want to climb with, then upgrade the ones that are important to that Pokémon. Coins are extremely limited for F2P and I’m assuming most people on mobile aren’t planning on spending tons of cash.
My fill teammates need to see this video
TIP: Playing with a team is easier to get to master than solo. Especially if you can chat with them and they respond. Especially if they have dota experience. Solo with randoms will be like crawling up a mountain while carrying 4 players every match. Solo, You will win a few but fall down ranks a lot.
Much obliged
One important thing, Teeds. If your team has Blissey or Wiigglytuff, its safe to take the Dreadnaw before Zapdos. Blissey can clean the stats with Safeguard and Wigglytuff can clean it with its unite move.
I didn’t know that thanks! Could be useful in an advanced guide
I heard about this. So after getting dread.. As long wiggytuff uses unite move will clear the de buff or the unite move must be done at Zapdos.
@@sgpork Anytime after killing Dreadnaw.
Thanks for the info. It's especially important to me since I main Wiggly.
*GASP* WAT. I'm quite glad I'm starting to learn Blissey again now
For any beginners watching the video now: Drednaw 90sec debuff has been completely removed during the mobile release update, which came out after this video. Get the last Drednaw
Thanks 😄
My Team: *Picks our roles wisely*
The Team immediately after the game starts: *2 go jungle, 1 goes bottom and 2 go top*
relatable
Yes I was a froakie and I needed that center to become greeninja but a defender literally ruined my life by stealing the jungle somehow. That was the only time a defender stole the jungle from me.
Another tip I have is to us your minimap to call out/ping things you need to know. If Drednaw spawned, open up the minimap and press Drednaw’s icon, it will tell your team ‘Let’s defeat Drednaw together’ (or if you press its respawn timer it will say ‘Check it Out!’).
If you tap somewhere you want you team to go, tap there, and if there is nothing that you tapped on, it will say ‘Gather Here!’
If you just defeated Zapdos and scored many more points and you’re sure you scored more than your opponents, open up the minimap and press one of your team’s goal zones, it will tell your team to Defend your goal zones.
Given the lack of communication options and tutorials, you should know how to call out things to your team to ensure they can hear what you’re saying. These are just some examples, but you can try out more things in the Practice area (such as an allies/opponents, enemy goals, etc.)
Huge emphasis on the "never steal the Jungler's (centre) farms!
Stealing from a Jungler can cost you the game bc the centre is most critical at the beginning and end of a match.
I think saving your unite for Zapdos is important, but it is also important to not be afraid to use it. I’ve often seen my teammates not use their unite move at all until Zapdos, while the opponents use theirs 2 or 3 times before zap, making us lose objectives or teamfights.
I really hope that a lot of new players joining in on their mobile devices see this and have a good start/transition into unite.
Definitely going to pick up Unite again once mobile hits and I have more time again.
Loving the dedication and effort you put into all those vids!
Keep it up, you are almost there!
I WILL have a great start/transition thanks to teeds!! *Exitement intensifies*
Oh believe me there will be MANY mobile players
What about a beginner's guide specifically for combat? That's what i'm struggling with so far as a newer MOBA player as I find it too easy to get ganged up on on chased. Maybe like dynamics, melee attackers vs ranged ones, or when to retreat and when to keep fighting.
That is one of the videos I'm working on atm! Great suggestion :)
@@Jhit123 I agree! This is all based on the pokemon you use! Learning your limits of attacking and surving. The other basic stuff is more common sense like do not go in when you are alone. Do not try to just score for the heck of it. Be more aware of your map of jungle rotated wether or not you can contest. Do they have ult already does your team have ult already.
Hello again. :) Jhit has already made some good points. I have a few things to add.
1.) Read all of the abilities for your character. Even the first two you unlock. Part of getting better at battle is figuring out the best abilities to take for each situation, and understanding what they actually do.
Combat example: Cinderace gets most of his damage from auto attacks. His passive gives him an empowered auto after casting an ability. In the beginning he gets ember and the sliding attack. So if you just press both abilities right away without auto attacking, you’re essentially wasting damage.
2.) It takes time to learn what everyone does, but you should also know what the enemies you’re facing can do, and at what ranges you’re vulnerable to an attack. Go into the practice area and try out the Pokémon’s move set that’s giving you trouble.
Me in League of Legends when I first started:
Friend: Watch out for Amumu. He’s going to try to gank you.
Me: what the heck is an Amumu?
Announcer: An ally has been slain. FIRST BLOOD!
Team: Surrender at 20
Point, You’ll either learn or it will keep happening. It’s a process.
3.) Some Pokémon have specific combos to maximize their damage. Learn them. Talonflame for example: Brave bird>Aerial Ace>Enhanced Auto>Aerial Ace. He is a melee attacker with an emphasis on burst damage. After he lands that combo the Pokémon need to be dead(or almost). If you miss Brave Bird you’re screwed. It will be your initiation tool most of the time, and your escape if you survive. It can go over walls making it harder for your enemies to catch you, and giving you better angles to approach. He’s best at catching enemies by surprise, and will usually focus down the squishy(low hp pool) Pokémon before they can respond.
4.) Assess the situation, and pay attention to your cooldowns. Here’s some thoughts from a match that I played. I was playing Snorlax and landed a juicy Heavy Slam. Afterwards I followed up with 3 attacks slowing them on the 3rd auto. I blocked out the enemy, but made sure to also get the Absol so he couldn’t jump on my carry. This whole time I’m looking at my team, my HP, my ability timers, to plan my next move. If I’m too low on HP I can use my Unite move to stall the fight, if we’re winning and I’m not going to die I can use my Heavy Slam again to keep the engagement going/protect team. Heavy Slam can be used to escape as well, but it has long start up. Use the eject button for to get out of sticky situations or secure an important kill.
5.) As a ranged attacker you can harass your enemy from a fairly safe distance. The circle that pops up around you represents how close you have to be for your basic attack to come out. Try to play around this distance as much as possible. Poke your enemy down with ranged attacks and when they’re low enough go aggressive.
If you haven’t already looked up recommended settings, I suggest you do so. The default is not good.
Good luck. You just have to put the time in. It will take time so don’t get discouraged if you don’t figure out the right decision every time.
Something no one has mentioned yet, but it's pretty critical and separates master players from everyone else (look up the finals tournament match to see what I'm talking about). As a general rule, you should NEVER be fighting anyone unless it's a team fight over an objective or push toward the enemy tower after securing an objective. If there are no objectives up, you should be farming and only farming.
simplest thing to do is, use practice mode to get a handle on your moves.
Then just don't chase, going off alone is the surest way to get taken out.
Even in máster I'm always open to learn and if I don't then I know I will enjoy the video nonetheless =)
The BEST kind of player right here!
Perfect guide! I'd only add my personal experience as a jungler to usually go bottom after initial farm to help dominate that lane and set up a better Dreadnaw.
I only rotate top if the top lane is REALLY struggling ;-)
great vid as always, can you do a vid on recommened settings next, I'm sure that will be a nice companion to this one.
Like the lockon menu is really useful, but can mess you up sometimes by making you follow enemies when you're trying to run or aim.
The only critic I have is, who should get the exp first depends on who's on lane, sometimes the defender is more important.
By that only comes from playing a lot of different characters and knowing their level up.
and power spikes like you mentioned.
Thanks! I’ll share this video to my friends when it comes out on mobile!
I feel like I learn more and more from you each video. Thank you.
Wonderful guide, Teeds!
One thing I would add is the "praise/good job" feature at the end screen. You can give any player of both teams a good job if they performed well in your eyes. The number on the far right will indicate how many people gave the player a "good job". This not only boosts confidence and shows your appreciation (which support types don't get enough of, sadly) it can also lead to friend requests right after - which helps you play the game with players you enjoyed being around! I got all of my friend requests from mutual likes (even from enemy teams) and know that inviting anyone from my list will result in fewer frustrating rounds. I keep reading on reddit that people don't know about this and figured if you mentioned it, this might help a bit to >unite< the player base....I will see myself out xD
what button do you press to use it the praisr feature
@@taputurquoise I play on switch and when the score screen pops up you just select the player you want to praise and press A. A small menu pops up where you can say 'good job', send a friend request, block or report the player.
Such a great video teeds it will definitely help any mobile beginners keep it up🥰
Got to say I love your Videos Teeds. Your videos have honestly helped me out alot and I think you are honestly the best pokemon unite youtuber. Keep up the good work and hope to see more amazing videos
I don't have a Switch, so I'm gonna be playing mobile, but I haven't seen any Let's Plays of the game and didn't know how it works, but you explained it really well! Great video!
Honestly this is so much more fresh and inviting, I've seen some real toxic community's in mobas but as a level 19 beginner in this game it's really cool seeing how genuine these guides are how many people in game want to lend a helping hand to us newbies that are still learning ALOT, thanks for the tips and all the guides you make
Ugh! I'm late again, but I'm glad I watch ur video!! Thank you soo much for the guides! ❤️
Thank you so much teeds for this amazing guide , I will be joining Pokemon unite too.
Very excited to play it
Thanks so much!!
You have such a beautiful voice by the way love it!♥
this video will be so helpful for my friends who are getting the mobile version, thank you!
One thing I wanna add that is not very known to a lot of ppl is that you can open your mini-map and point to any of the icons on the map with the left control stick to give directions. That includes, let's attack Dreadnaw/Rotom, any of the goals to say defend/score points and any of your teammates to say help them. I'm sure it may be easier on mobile cause y'all can point to them maybe.
Great beginner guide! We need to get this upvoted and trending so all the new mobile players will know what's up! 😄
You explain soo well and became my favorite unite youtuber. Subscribed
Great video! Thanks for this!
I started unite 2 weeks ago; I watch this video plus your road to masters and now I am veteran 3. Thank you for the tips!
Your videos are so wonderful!!
I've been playing pokemon since 1999, I've dabbled in League but never been very good. However I am LOVING this game since it released on mobile! I got MVP in my first Ranked match yesterday and I felt so proud. I'm looking to learn to play seriously and this video was super helpful, thanks!
Hi, Teeds! I noticed you rarely walk out of your way to pick up points bubbles. But I can't resist picking up every bubble I see and then scoring ASAP so I have room for more. Can you discuss your strategy regarding when/how to prioritize picking up points as well as when/how to aggressively score-versus playing more conservatively?
I'm planning to go back, and Teeds videos are really fun and informative keep up the good work❤️
Just started about a week ago on mobile and I've decided to be a defender main(mainly Snorlax and Blastoise). Its been fun being the frontline for your allies and disrupting fights. I'm currently on Great Class 1 rn.
try crustle its the best defender with x scissor and shell smash
@@poojanchal I actually used Crustle a lot of times, though I usually went for Rock Tomb instead of shell smash. Very useful when engaging or retreating
Phenomenal info; thank you!
All of these tips are really useful for new players on mobile (like me) thank you for making this video
I main blissey and the one thing that drives me nuts is when i use my unite move on an attacker and they run away with the buff T.T
Like idiot youre 3x attack. And speed and i got your health . why run away and leave me to die when you can easily clean up the kills. Plus you gain knockback to everyone you run into. Its literaly god mode. Ty For reading
Oh man I used to play Archero and watch all your videos. Didn't expect to watch your guide with Poke Unite.
You sound much better, Teeds! Glad to have you back!
TY! :)
I can't sleep of excitement of unit and I'm a new player here thank you for the tip really big help
Very helpful =D
All new players should watch this! It teaches so much helpful information.
For jungler route, if the field is green grass the lilipup goes top, else if the field is sandy, the lilipup goes bottom. And one more tips, before you score, see your nearest teamates who have more and let the highest EOS points dunk the score. It’s a teamwork game, no matter how well you play if your team scored less you still losing. Have fun new trainers!
Im one game away from masters and even now i can learn from ur vids👌
Pov:u forget that veteran is a thing
Great video, but the way you say “Zapdos” is really sending me 😂
Some other tips are paying attention to what side you are on. If you are team purple you will start grass side but team orange will start on dirt side which means the Lilpup will head up if on grass side but will go down if on dirt side. Also just found out today that fluffy tail only weakens the Pokémon for the person using it not for everyone in the area
i really wish someone in ultra-veteran range will finally listen to a youtuber saying that they shouldn't take a jungler farm... i'm stuck in ultra because of this.
I don't understand how people in ultra could be so dumb,the jungler farm is terrible!audinos are the way to go if you are playing as anything other than defender or supporter as them,you go to the middle of jungle and kill the corphish
@@bruhsomebodytookmyuser i was able to get to master as a jungler, so its not impossible
@@callmeshifu4114 ik,but it's to bad of a strategy if your team is bs and goes 4 top and none bottom
@@bruhsomebodytookmyuser even if no one rotates, its easy to steal dreadnaw as greninja or talonflame
Teeds I feel like we should do an info colab or somthing. I'm making a super huge guide for mobile release basically a short dummies guide for every character. Gonna combine all my existing guides with new info and it will include all characters!
Thanks for the help
For the jungle path you can always force yourself to go bot.. I tend to to prioritize bot over top when clearing my first jungle.
If lilipup goes up kill it then go straight for the top crab followed by your ludi, bouff, then bot crab then prep for bottom bees.
This isn't always the case If there is an opportunity to help top or gank top early I will also go for it and then come back to my remaining camps
Hi teeds. I just subcribed. Is there different servers in game?🙂
Really good video for new players like me!
Liked, and subbed but I can't find the jungler's guide you were referring too, only specific character/jungle guides.
I may not me new to the game but I learnt a lot from this video
Can you do a jungler tier list?
Teeds: 2 top, 2 bottom, and 1 central
Randoms:all go one lane
Wow this is so helpfull this makes things a lot less explaining to my friends
This game makes me feel good I just got it a week ago on mobile and got so much free stuff and on top of that I made it to expert in the first 4 days I felt accomplished but now I’m not getting the best teammates in that rank and keep going between great class 4 and expert trying to make it past lowest expert class but it is still extremely fun my fav is the speedster class I play as zeraora it’s a beast😂
Recently I have seen most players rotate and focus dred which is great but it seems they totally forget about rotom they fight around dred then go back to farming instead of rotating to get rotom. Very weird
Hey Teeds. It might be worth pointing this video out or even posting it again (although maybe with some additions/changes so it's not the exact same) when the mobile release comes. It might get more attention that way. I feel like it'll get more attention when the game is out on mobile instead of before it comes out.
do you have any tips on how to get more stacks using the attack wheight
Hey need tip: should I use Volt Tackle or Thunder shock on Pika?
I really wish I have a good cellphone to run that good graphics. So beautiful. By the way, nice tips.
One important thing is observing the enemy when battling. He ist about to use an unite-move? Position yourself to not get hit (especially when it's a cramorant). The enemy used his eject Button? Remember it's in cooldown, you can escape easier or Chase him down easier. The enemy failed an important move (especially Gengar Sludge bomb)? Punish it, until the cooldown resets he's pretty weak.
And don't push too far and get yourself killed for nothing 😅
hello may i ask what would u do if the pokemon that u r playing is fall off during late game? or could u make a video of that please I would be really appreciate it tysm!!!!
Hey teeds! I play a little more aggressively than others. I dont score usually but i attack a lot. Can you please make a video ahout tips for more aggressive players? Ill appreciate it a lot
SuperTeeds sounds like Iambee. No cap
Quick question: Do you gain EXP/Shields from Dreadnaw when you are dead or is it like Baron where you have to be alive to receive the buff? May be a mini topic for a video?
You get the Exp when youre dead but i dont think you get the shield when you respawn
Do you have one on the advanced controls you use?
Tips form an angel's voice ... why the hell not , and a like and sub.
About Unite Moves. You can recharge it faster when you're farming Pokémon. It's always recommended to stay near the territory, defend and farm wild Pokemon in 3 minutes to recharge your Unite Moves as fast as possible
Videos like this are what I need. I'm still....less than good at this game despite being in Veteran rank.
That being said, been trying different Battle Items besides Eject Button.
Since I use Slowbro, Venusaur, Garchomp, and Gardevoir. Is the Fluffy Tail a good Item choice or should I be focusing elsewhere?
For those characters imo eject button is best. I'm in masters and use eject on everything that isn't a speedster that can just dash away quick instead
You can set up your jungle clear to end in whichever lane you want no matter what, it's just a matter of having a plan for grass (ludicolo top) and sand (ludicolo bottom) to end in the lane you want. If you get grass and want top, go ludicolo, bouffalant, bottom corphish, top corphish. If you get grass and want bottom, go ludicolo, corphish, bouffalant, corphish. If you get sand and want top, go ludicolo, corphish, bouffalant, corphish. If you get sand and want bottom, go ludicolo, bouffalant, upper corphish, lower corphish. I try to end my clears in bottom lane most of the time, since I have score shield and view my role as starving their bot lane/strengthening mine, while helping wear down goal durability, but I'll go top if we already have strong bottom laners, and top has gible or ralts so I can zone the enemy team and let them take the bees/more farm.
I KNOW a lot of people need this, even currently. Everyone, please like this video! The more people who know how to play the game effectively, the better our playing experience will be!
I found out that if you stand on juml pad and use mini map u can literally see a bigger view of map
I see a pokemon unite creators cup to learn all about rotom and drednaw, sets, jungle pokemon and other
These are good tip and i agree withthem
If I may ask could you also do a video on charizard and maybe some ways to show like what items to run on him and possibly max his output damage as a all-rounder? And what is your thought on him as a jungler
I'll be making a guide for Charizard and it should be released before mobile! :)
I usually dont attack zapdos when he spawn i will continue score their goal while the Opposing team attach zapdos
Fun fact ..... At pokemon unite first beta .. Zapdos use to be like a ally .. when you defeat it .. it use to come with you from the center and if not defeated in time he use to score in the spawn enemy goal with 100 points .. but they changed it cause it was too much for an already losing team
I think I was the Lucario that kills the boss pokemon also these tips are very helpful 🙂
Number 2 doesn't apply when for example, someone is scoring or the whole team is taking Zap but you're not there, sometimes just being too focused on farming can make your team lose. Remember that farming isn't always the way to win, sure being overleveled by one or two is fine, but make sure to not neglect important things and keep farming.
ty for this btw who thinks they should add mega stones like mega charizard x/y or gengar or other ones i think it would be actually cool
Is there any chance of fixing laggy connection?
what does synergy do?
I love this game... so much fun
yea our team was losing and we took zapdos still surrendered bcus it was obv we lost when we got by the results we were ahead by 100 points.
they gotta add a system that keeps track of whos winning or not
I love your voice ❤
Another beginner tip for those going in ranked is that the current best pokemon are Blastoise, Lucario, and Wigglytuff while most of the Speedsters do not do well at a higher rank.
I'm 12 so oky but my items I pick is from first bigginer i win every rank match just using the item from bigginer tour and guide i only lose 1 or 2 times and i win all the time the other items like i re item greninja and it work pretty well but i still use guides from you and assasin dave
Sadly calling our roles rarely works, people just ignore it and we end up in difficult positions, that's why i recently transfered to zeraora so i can both lane and jungle, just in case
Could also name this video title - must know tips for masters
Cant find the power spike video
Hyy I'm from India this Pokemon game will be going launch at 22 of this month so I have pre registered so what's the benefits of of registration
Ty, you said to all beginners to not steal jungler farm
I came for tips, i stayed for your voice
Your the best
omfg your voice is so cuteeeee
Now im also pro thank you very much🤗
omg i was froakieee i played against u
I want to play with greninja how can I get it? and btw your voice is very sweet