This player makes the same mistakes on Yrel that others do and with slight changes will dominate.
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
- HjAa is a solid player and punches above his MMR in most of his games, but there are still a lot of small things that hold him back. That being said he adapts quickly in this matchup and creates some early leads that snowballs much of this game.
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I'm not an Yrel player, but your vids are incredible. Thank you soo much for keeping your channel alive with these looong and meaningful video essays!
Thank you NotParadox! Always love Yrel, and your advice with using her has always been super helpful!
Top quality here, no other content creation is making such in depth clinics, hopefully we can make the word spread so more peeps see these, and hopefully you can keep upo the good work NotParadox, you old wise man
Thank you very much sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
Great video, thanks brother
love those vod reviews 👍
Long time lurker here. I wish more was going on in hots so you had more videos. Your content is great.
Thanks you very much🙏🙏
Incredibly high detail and quality
your videos are great man
This is a frustrating replay to watch, but it will help me if I ever decide to try Yrel solo. Thanks!
Always saw yrel in pro play but could never use her effectively myself - thanks a lot for this.
I play a more agressive yrel in siege, for example, vs a nazeebo in early i would waveclear, bully him an dive the towers to get them half health before the obj.
Is that too risky or what so you think?
Not sure about diving towers but your health can be refilled with mana, Naz can't heal until 4, so I'd definitely jump on him as often as possible. Kinda the main point why most ranged dps are not suitable offlaners. Bully them twice and they have to tap. Bully them twice more and they have to back. Meanwhile, you can heal.
I suck at this game, with every single hero on every single map regardless of the mode... Any advice aside from "uninstall"? Thank you.
find a hero/role you like and stick with it for a number of matches (or until you get good).
ofc there's stuff like macro (do camps on time, learn map etc) and that's why these yt videos are for (watching here, grubby, fanhots and other ytbers helps to learn thru osmosis lmao).
i like to play support/healer so I picked a couple healers that i really like (Lucio, Lili and Stukov) and im almost gold 3 (coming from bronze 4); it took a while since Im playing healer but playing healer lets me pay more attention on the map and it helped me on the macro side too
There are a lot of ways to suck at this game, if you want, you can be more specific so we can give more specific advice. Is it mechanical skill? Are you making incorrect choices? Do you just not know the heroes and cant fight against enemies properly?
Play Naseebo and Azmodan, all day every day.
get your account perma banned
Don't be vague when asking for advice.
(And if you're still unsure what you should ask, try watching your own replays cuz it can be hard to remember during the match)
I need to get some of my friends to watch this so they know what I mean when I tell them to just leave someone in lane and soak a 2nd lane as well. For some reason most people tend to treat this game as a fighting game instead of a strategy game with a full game board to consider.
Whoa his accent went away
"I won 80% of my games by playing lower ranked players and ruining their experience"
as a low ranked player, I actually think it is still more fun to lose to stronger players than losing because of afk allies. Smurfs are not really a problem.
@@emilneumann2516 This exactly, plus even if it sucks to lose to a superior player, it improves you in a multitude of ways and feels like a fresh breath. Like when you fight an offlaner who actively tries to beat you and dodges your stuff, your matchup changes dramatically from "this is easy" to "I can probably not win this fight" and you gain a new level of insight.
You are used to bullying XYZ, then XYZ bullies you and you realize: oh, threat range, gank potential, mana conservation, clearspeed optimization, vision! When you see what's possible, you start playing differently on that hero, too. That's why I like getting my ass handed to me by better players.
Sometimes I wonder if you even play the same game than me. If I take 5 or 6 secs to kill someone on a fight, my team in low rank is already annihilated.
Also u won't be able to double soak for a low rank team casually. They will be alll over the map.
If you can pull of the tricks you mention in your video. You probably would have won the game anyways because your team is a normal team and the enemy probably the team with the potatoes
I know it's an emotionally laden comment but the effects of map control are subtle. You don't stop your team from feeding but you create tangible value that's hard to put in words. It's always easy to say: I am Valla, I killed Nazeebo. But its not easy to point out: I kept up on XP, dealt siege damage which later allowed the team to dive towers for a kill, provided vision, forced Raynor top to clear my camp, prevented lots of siege on our structures to help us get to late-game and so on.
You don't need a good team to get value out of map control.
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