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Hi! Resonance Ying Main here (don't roll your eyes at me! LOL). Tbh, I definitely am more of an aggro DPS/Support player and just wanted to also contribute my own bits of knowledge to the video as well. You had mentioned it in passing before, but I also think it's really important to be able to quickly weigh out the value of healing versus damage. For example, as a support, it's important for you to continue healing your team and topping people off, but sometimes it is WAY more valuable for you to attack or use your other abilities to keep teammates alive. Being a Resonance Ying main is probably one of the harder talents for a lot of people to juggle but I often times use my Illusions more defensively (you can also do this with Luna/IO). I'll use them to body block myself from the enemy team but also to protect my teammates if they're running low. This way if they kill off my illusions, they'd be hit with 500 burst damage on top of a teammate and probably myself attacking them as well. It's just all game sense and decision making that will come second nature with time. Don't be afraid to push and make space with your team! Also being aware of where your teammates are as much as you can helps a great bit too. Retreating is often times the best thing you can do as a support because staying alive is the most important thing as a support. I do have a pretty old video of me utilizing Resonance Ying on my channel (i don't have many videos 😅) but it's there if people are interested and want help with ResoYing specifically.
support main here, i think you mentioned it but don't be afraid to use a healing ability for dmg (ex. damba's gourd, feria's solar beam, io's wolf) all of these can and will help you fight.
Might seem silly and obvious, but I’d say get familiar with the maps. Knowing flank routes and openings/windows to heal your teammates is huge, especially when going for a cap or final push.
And he says he's not good with giving tips Kappa Thanks for the tips vex ♥️ These things I've learned the hard way, and I am still learning. An important tip I got from Apxche is: As a support, I should roll out off spawn later than my teammates and follow them, and not to dismount unless I need to.
Hello, Vex30! I really enjoyed this video. I know I'm an experienced grandmaster support player, but I always enjoy going back to the basics, because we can still learn from even the most simple things. I believe a good tip would be to always be on the opposite side of the enemy. Thank you again and have a great day everyday!
Tip number 6: write a petition to Hirez to hire vex to create a proper in game tutorial which the game has been missing ever since it was created. Honestly it literally was the game's job to have a tuturial which includes these basic things that people miss like card building, how hp bar changes under caut, etc. but instead the community has to rely on each other.
As a support main, my tips is to try to play support for a month (for a dps/flank main) and you will see that it's not that easy like people think...Some of this dps/flank main just spam "need healing" when they died in a bad position 1 vs 5 and they expect a support to heal them... There's just a little detail...If the support die when he try to heal that flank, THE ENTIRE TEAM DIE....so it's better if the flank die in that situation than both of them
I’m an old player from 2016 who plays a lot of dmg and flank with a bit of tank but this video still helped with just understanding better improvement playing support
Next video could mention tips for begginers as well as intermediate support players. Positioning, target prioritization thanks to the (as You mentioned) HUD enabled in the top part of the screen, knowing when to cap and when to get off point, cycling cooldowns. I feel like most of new support players just tunnel vision to much on tanks or become a heal bot, maybe if you would touch up on those topics that I mentioned at least some that watch your vids would improve, peace! 😀
You should have the heal feed option enabled regardless of if you play suppport, damage, flank or tank. It's always good to know if you are getting healed.
Hi vex, i love the tip to use your builds to be more easy for us, but i want builds for the other classes, which do you recomend on tank, dmg and flank to copy the builds? thanks to your tips videos :)
So apart from communication which is hard in eu because we get put with people who don't speak a word of English, how's a good way to to counter caut? I feel that a tank taking rejuvenate over their tank items is straight up a throw... Also tanks in this game are very inty I guess the pace is fast so they need to but they never use natural cover and they don't get when to press w or press s during a fight. Just curious what you would suggest here.. caut really just blows up tanks because they're receiving all 5 of the enemy shots especially Tyra who throws her nade ontop of your tank.
I i re downloaded this game cause overwatch is getting a little boring so I main Grover he’s my first lvl 50 and so I want to get better with all supports
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Question is experimenting any good since I made my first 3 builds for Grover and they work decently well then the normal deck.u get ?
Me as a support main always encourage other support to use FOV to max as possible.
Hi! Resonance Ying Main here (don't roll your eyes at me! LOL).
Tbh, I definitely am more of an aggro DPS/Support player and just wanted to also contribute my own bits of knowledge to the video as well. You had mentioned it in passing before, but I also think it's really important to be able to quickly weigh out the value of healing versus damage. For example, as a support, it's important for you to continue healing your team and topping people off, but sometimes it is WAY more valuable for you to attack or use your other abilities to keep teammates alive.
Being a Resonance Ying main is probably one of the harder talents for a lot of people to juggle but I often times use my Illusions more defensively (you can also do this with Luna/IO). I'll use them to body block myself from the enemy team but also to protect my teammates if they're running low. This way if they kill off my illusions, they'd be hit with 500 burst damage on top of a teammate and probably myself attacking them as well. It's just all game sense and decision making that will come second nature with time. Don't be afraid to push and make space with your team!
Also being aware of where your teammates are as much as you can helps a great bit too. Retreating is often times the best thing you can do as a support because staying alive is the most important thing as a support.
I do have a pretty old video of me utilizing Resonance Ying on my channel (i don't have many videos 😅) but it's there if people are interested and want help with ResoYing specifically.
As a support main that has been playing since Zhin first came out, this video is amazing for new players that have a hard time with the role :)
support main here, i think you mentioned it but don't be afraid to use a healing ability for dmg (ex. damba's gourd, feria's solar beam, io's wolf) all of these can and will help you fight.
Might seem silly and obvious, but I’d say get familiar with the maps. Knowing flank routes and openings/windows to heal your teammates is huge, especially when going for a cap or final push.
Appreciate the tips, by the way!
And he says he's not good with giving tips Kappa
Thanks for the tips vex ♥️
These things I've learned the hard way, and I am still learning.
An important tip I got from Apxche is:
As a support, I should roll out off spawn later than my teammates and follow them, and not to dismount unless I need to.
Amazing video!
Also worth mentioning to not be afraid to use ults in self defense as shown by Vex at 8:55
Hello, Vex30! I really enjoyed this video. I know I'm an experienced grandmaster support player, but I always enjoy going back to the basics, because we can still learn from even the most simple things.
I believe a good tip would be to always be on the opposite side of the enemy.
Thank you again and have a great day everyday!
Kind of wish I had this video when I started this game almost 3 years ago now.
Also to me the caut health bar looks more green to me
For the algorithm! I would definitely enjoy more videos like this; hopefully more advanced ones upcoming in the future
Tip number 6: write a petition to Hirez to hire vex to create a proper in game tutorial which the game has been missing ever since it was created.
Honestly it literally was the game's job to have a tuturial which includes these basic things that people miss like card building, how hp bar changes under caut, etc. but instead the community has to rely on each other.
Awesome vid man!
Glad you enjoyed it
great video vex im not a new player but i really like your videos they are great teaching tool
As a support main, my tips is to try to play support for a month (for a dps/flank main) and you will see that it's not that easy like people think...Some of this dps/flank main just spam "need healing" when they died in a bad position 1 vs 5 and they expect a support to heal them... There's just a little detail...If the support die when he try to heal that flank, THE ENTIRE TEAM DIE....so it's better if the flank die in that situation than both of them
I’m an old player from 2016 who plays a lot of dmg and flank with a bit of tank but this video still helped with just understanding better improvement playing support
I’ve almost hit 500 hrs played and run support half the time and this still helped me out
Next video could mention tips for begginers as well as intermediate support players. Positioning, target prioritization thanks to the (as You mentioned) HUD enabled in the top part of the screen, knowing when to cap and when to get off point, cycling cooldowns. I feel like most of new support players just tunnel vision to much on tanks or become a heal bot, maybe if you would touch up on those topics that I mentioned at least some that watch your vids would improve, peace! 😀
Extremely helpful video. Actually insightful tips and suggestions for learning and not just obvious pieces of information
Great tips! Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
There's also the team UI, which is very important but not turned on by default iirc (they might've changed that tho i'm not sure)
i would like to hear from u about positioning, specially with damba and grover
@Gaming Smile do u have link?
Thank you I really appreciate this! I’m thinking of maining Corvus, do you have any tips not mentioned in this video
Hey great video! Would you recommend the support to be a sort of leader on the team and tell your team where to move who to attack etc?
Seems it seems like you know a lot about the game, it would be rly helpful having these kind of videos about the other roles❤️
You should have the heal feed option enabled regardless of if you play suppport, damage, flank or tank. It's always good to know if you are getting healed.
I always love healer vids 😩😩😩 I’m a healer main
Hi vex, i love the tip to use your builds to be more easy for us, but i want builds for the other classes, which do you recomend on tank, dmg and flank to copy the builds? thanks to your tips videos :)
I have 300 h in paladins and this vid is awesome for me bc i suck as supports 😅
Would you make first impression video of new support champion Rei ?
I remember watching this video when I started playing paladins
is vex single handily making paladins relevant again?? I’m here for it and I hope so
notification gang!!
Vex is such a grinder
A suggestion we all need is how to deal with flanks and damages coming to kill you.
So apart from communication which is hard in eu because we get put with people who don't speak a word of English, how's a good way to to counter caut? I feel that a tank taking rejuvenate over their tank items is straight up a throw... Also tanks in this game are very inty I guess the pace is fast so they need to but they never use natural cover and they don't get when to press w or press s during a fight. Just curious what you would suggest here.. caut really just blows up tanks because they're receiving all 5 of the enemy shots especially Tyra who throws her nade ontop of your tank.
I i re downloaded this game cause overwatch is getting a little boring so I main Grover he’s my first lvl 50 and so I want to get better with all supports
How does ur ui look so clean?
he talking about using the ult as soon as possible but he didn’t use Damba ult for so long 💀
I am talking about learning support you should. I am not learning support 😜
Support looks so fun but idk how to play them
A LOT OF support content on this channel, I got you
Here because ranked is toxic af and they told me to be a better support 🙃
For the Algorithm!!
Tip #1 Never use Pip or you will get reported and flamed
You forgot not to play Solar Blessing
use it so u dont lose it