PRO GUIDE | The REAL Way to Improve in Brawlhalla 2v2 — Transcript
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- 0:00Yo, what's up guys? It's Zen. A lot of
- 0:02you guys requested a 2v2 guide, so this
- 0:04is it. Everything that I'm going to talk
- 0:06about in this video is enough
- 0:08information to turn you into a pro, rank
- 0:11up, whatever your goal is in this game.
- 0:13And for those of you who don't know, I
- 0:15am the best tooth player in the world.
- 0:17And I will be going in depth in this
- 0:19video on how to make you guys the best.
- 0:22So, I recommend you watch the whole
- 0:24thing. And I also recommend that you
- 0:27share this to whoever your teammate is,
- 0:28rank partner, whatever, so you guys are
- 0:32on the same page. But yeah, I hope you
- 0:34guys enjoy.
- 0:36All right, so I'm going to be breaking
- 0:38this video up into a couple different
- 0:40sections. And the first thing I'm going
- 0:42to talk about is isolating 2v ones with
- 0:45your teammate.
- 0:47So that's basically, let's say we have
- 0:50this sentinel. He's right here on the
- 0:52map. We have this ember over here on the
- 0:55map. We're going to want to hit the
- 0:56ember. It's it's basically as simple as
- 0:59that. You don't need to overthink it.
- 1:01And by isolating 1v2s like this or 2v
- 1:04ones like this, you can kind of start
- 1:07controlling how you want people to move.
- 1:11So, let's say you and your teammate, you
- 1:13start getting on this ember right here.
- 1:15You guys are hitting the ember. What do
- 1:16we think the sentinel is going to do?
- 1:18He's likely not going to sit back and
- 1:20watch. He's going to try coming over to
- 1:22help his teammate if he's human. And
- 1:26once he does that, you and your teammate
- 1:28can then go hit the Sentinel because you
- 1:30know the Sentinel is going to be coming
- 1:32over. And
- 1:34this is basically, it's not all of 2v2,
- 1:37but I think it's the main part because
- 1:40you don't have to be an incredible 1v
- 1:42one player to be doing this and to be
- 1:45winning your two games. Now, you see me,
- 1:47I'm a two-time 2v2 world champion on
- 1:50multiple online tournaments, but I have
- 1:53not won a 1 v one tournament, nor do I
- 1:55even place in the top five. That's
- 1:57because I've just mastered all there is
- 1:59to 2v2. So,
- 2:03yeah, once you start isolating 2v ones,
- 2:06it's pretty easy to start getting other
- 2:07people to move for you.
- 2:10And I think that's it for this section.
- 2:14All right. So, now that we've covered
- 2:17some basics of isolating 2v ons, we're
- 2:21going to get [clears throat] into stage
- 2:23control. So, stage control is basically
- 2:25how you're able to isolate these 2v ones
- 2:28effectively. Because if you're playing
- 2:29with your teammate and maybe you're in
- 2:31the corner, he's in the corner,
- 2:34like maybe you're in the corner, he's in
- 2:36the air, guys aren't going to be able to
- 2:39isolate these 2v1s how you want to
- 2:41because you're not positioned on the map
- 2:42correctly.
- 2:43So,
- 2:45most basic I can say is you want to be
- 2:48positioned on the ground. Obviously, max
- 2:50one jump in the air. If you're too high
- 2:52up, how can you play with your teammate
- 2:53over here? You can't. You're not going
- 2:55to isolate any 2v ones. You guys, you're
- 2:57probably going to get juggled. It might
- 2:59turn into separate 1v ones. Now, we're
- 3:01playing 1v ones. Even though we're
- 3:02trying to play 2v2, it just it doesn't
- 3:04make any sense.
- 3:06So,
- 3:08stage control. Normally, you want one
- 3:11guy. You want the middle a lot of the
- 3:13time. You don't want to be playing in
- 3:15the corner. You're in the corner. Look
- 3:17how much map they have. If they're
- 3:19playing over here, they're either
- 3:20pressuring you on the outside like this.
- 3:23Let's say I'm on this ember. I'm
- 3:25pressuring them to the outside. I can
- 3:26read them crossing up. I keep hitting
- 3:28him out. And yeah, so you don't want to
- 3:31be like that ember. You want to be where
- 3:32I am, confident, middle of the map,
- 3:35killing. And then for your teammate, he
- 3:38can be just right behind me like this.
- 3:40Because let's say the sentinel does get
- 3:43past me. I throw maybe throw out a move,
- 3:46burn his dodge. Look who's behind me.
- 3:48The cover and hold the stage. My
- 3:49teammate can hit the sentinel away. And
- 3:52then we're chilling. Maintain the stage.
- 3:55All right. Now, the third thing that I
- 3:57want to talk about off of that is all
- 3:59kind of just basically tie into each
- 4:00other. It's this is how easy 2v2 is is
- 4:03um is taking turns with your teammate. I
- 4:06like to call it confident turn taking.
- 4:08That's a calm that I will say to my
- 4:10teammate while we're playing tournaments
- 4:12because you guys are both confident,
- 4:14meaning you're holding the stage, all
- 4:17that good stuff, moving around, you're
- 4:19feeling good, and you guys want to be
- 4:21taking turns because when you start
- 4:23taking turns, it's so easy to play with
- 4:26your teammate. And what I mean by that
- 4:29is I go, then then he attacks after me?
- 4:32My teammate attacks after me.
- 4:35And this is important because if you
- 4:39guys are both attacking at the same
- 4:40time, okay, a couple things could
- 4:43happen. Either maybe I'm attacking the
- 4:46same time as my teammate. I hit my
- 4:47teammate because we're going for the
- 4:48same attack. Secondly, let's say
- 4:53uh I'm attacking at the same time as my
- 4:54teammate and he's attacking one guy. I'm
- 4:56attacking a different guy and Oh, my
- 5:00arm's going off. All right, I'm back.
- 5:02Um, he's attacking one guy, I'm
- 5:04attacking a different guy. Now, guess
- 5:06what? We're playing one v ones. We don't
- 5:08want to do that. We're playing We're
- 5:09playing twos, so we're not playing one v
- 5:10ones. So, that's why turn taking is so
- 5:13important. And this is also the thing
- 5:16that can allow for team combos. I know
- 5:19everyone loves team combos. They're
- 5:21cool, but this works a lot of the time
- 5:23because let's say my my Teros is is
- 5:26enlighting the Sentinel and I'm over
- 5:29here hitting this ember. We're not going
- 5:31to get a team combo off that. Even let's
- 5:33say I find this attack on the ember to
- 5:35my teammate, but he's he's fighting the
- 5:38Sentinel, okay? We're not going to get a
- 5:39team combo off of that either. So,
- 5:43that's basically the point of turn
- 5:46taking. And I know a lot of you guys
- 5:47watching this might be thinking like
- 5:51the game has to be so strictly like like
- 5:54I don't know this the super strict
- 5:56structure with how I'm describing it. It
- 5:57doesn't really need to be like that,
- 5:59especially because you don't want to be
- 6:01you don't want to be playing the game
- 6:02like this where you're just like, "Oh
- 6:03yeah, I'm not moving my character and my
- 6:05teammate isn't either and we're both
- 6:06sitting here the entire time because
- 6:08you're going to be pretty predictable.
- 6:10But once you guys start like moving
- 6:12around, you know, you get some momentum
- 6:14with it and you have all of this
- 6:16engraved into your gameplay to the back
- 6:18of your mind, taking turns with each
- 6:20other, one goes, another goes, you guys
- 6:23are all quick, you know what I mean?
- 6:25then it's going to start looking really
- 6:27clean and you guys are just going to be
- 6:29on the same page basically always.
- 6:32There's actually another thing I want to
- 6:33add to that that I didn't remember. Um,
- 6:37by taking turns like this, you almost
- 6:41eliminate unnecessary overextensions.
- 6:44And what do I mean by that? I mean when
- 6:46maybe you're playing and guess what? you
- 6:50like you maybe hit them and then you go
- 6:53for a read where you're you're jumping
- 6:55off the map and then you're playing over
- 6:56here and then all this stuff is
- 6:59happening. You're they're hitting you.
- 7:01You're trying to fight back. Like just a
- 7:03bunch of stuff is happening over here,
- 7:04right? All because maybe you like jumped
- 7:06off the map when you shouldn't have or
- 7:09you hit them and then you kept going and
- 7:10then you kept going.
- 7:13Not that it's always bad to always keep
- 7:16going, but that just depends on your
- 7:19teammate's positioning. And what do I
- 7:21mean like that or by that? Because that
- 7:23might sound confusing. If my teammate
- 7:27cuz it's not like you're always going to
- 7:28have perfect positioning as I was
- 7:29talking about where like you're all in
- 7:31the middle and one's behind you. Like
- 7:33we're being practical here. That's
- 7:35theory, brohalla. I play practically.
- 7:38But let's say you're in this position.
- 7:41This is one where you would not want to
- 7:43overextend. Cuz if you're overextending
- 7:45here after hitting this guy, now we're
- 7:48playing 1v ones, right?
- 7:52If I overextend on this guy though, or
- 7:55I'm just going to say extend, not
- 7:56overextend. Let's say now we're both on
- 7:59this tarot or this sentinel over here
- 8:01and I sidelight and then I go for more.
- 8:04Let's say the sentinel had dodged in.
- 8:06I'm blowing his dodge so my teammate can
- 8:08then cover it and my teammate can play
- 8:10off that. And how do I know he's going
- 8:11to play off it? Because we're taking
- 8:12turns. So I go, then he goes. And it's
- 8:16basically as simple as that. All right.
- 8:18So I mentioned confidence earlier, like
- 8:21with confident turn taking, but I want
- 8:23to go more in depth on that because I
- 8:26feel like a lot of you might not fully
- 8:28understand what I mean by that.
- 8:31Basically, confidence is you don't want
- 8:33to be the guy in 2v2 who is useless. And
- 8:37what I mean by that is you don't want to
- 8:38be the guy that's just scared to throw
- 8:40out a move. They're they're scared to
- 8:41get punished because guess what? You're
- 8:44not throwing out moves. The opponents
- 8:46are not taking damage.
- 8:49[snorts]
- 8:49And not just that, your teammate can now
- 8:53no longer play off of you. Imagine I
- 8:56just decide, hey, these two people are
- 8:58here with my teammate. Obviously, in a
- 9:00real game, you wouldn't be that close,
- 9:02but I'm going to throw out an cuz I
- 9:04think one might jump. I throw out an ND
- 9:06sig, and I miss, but now what can my
- 9:11teammate do? My teammate can realize my
- 9:13isn't hitting up there. They can do
- 9:15a side and and now we kill the
- 9:17opponents. And it's just like that where
- 9:19once you start getting confident
- 9:21throwing out attacks and you're with
- 9:22your teammate, you guys can cover each
- 9:24other. And that's kind of where like
- 9:26everything I've been talking about comes
- 9:28in. It's all with the confidence. So I
- 9:32play confident. My teammate plays
- 9:33confidently off me. You guys are just
- 9:35actually hitting the opponents. You're
- 9:37not scared. You're not playing up here
- 9:39the whole game, sitting on a sitting on
- 9:42a platform the whole time cuz you're too
- 9:44scared to take some damage because
- 9:46that's just trash. And a lot of pros
- 9:49play like that. And they're obviously
- 9:53they're just good at the game. and they
- 9:54have a lot of experience playing like
- 9:56Rahala, so they'll be successful a lot
- 10:01of the time, but are they winning the
- 10:03tournaments consistently? Are they
- 10:05winning world championships? No, they're
- 10:07not because they're playing up here
- 10:11scared. They're on a platform
- 10:13while their teammates may be over here
- 10:16or over here. Well, guess what? I'm the
- 10:19one on the ground. I'm the one with my
- 10:20teammate on the ground and we're playing
- 10:22to kill the opponents. We're We're
- 10:23playing to win the game. We're not We're
- 10:25not playing to Oh, yeah. I hope I hope
- 10:27they come in and I hope they miss so we
- 10:29can get a punish. Like, no, that's
- 10:31that's you're you're just a a word that
- 10:34I don't want to say on this YouTube
- 10:35video.
- 10:39But, um,
- 10:43yeah. So confidence in my opinion,
- 10:48if you keep in mind what we've just
- 10:50talked about earlier, taking turns with
- 10:52your teammate,
- 10:54positioning yourself correctly, then
- 10:57confidence is the most important thing
- 10:59in the game. You're not going to win if
- 11:02you're not confident. And you need to
- 11:04engrave that into your play style. That
- 11:08doesn't mean though, you know, you're
- 11:10just throwing out like the worst attacks
- 11:13always. you're you're jumping off the
- 11:14map. You're trying to jump off stage to
- 11:16kill someone while your teammate's still
- 11:17on stage. And now, guess what? You're
- 11:19they're not together. You don't have the
- 11:20stage. You're playing one v ones. Like,
- 11:22that's not what it means. It means that
- 11:24when you're with your teammate, you're
- 11:26not afraid to attack. You're not afraid
- 11:28to go for moves. And you guys are
- 11:31dominating. You have the stage. You're
- 11:33pushing them out. Keep throwing out
- 11:35attacks. Other one goes. And it's it's
- 11:38beautiful. It's actually a beautiful
- 11:40Brawhalla. It's not It's not ugly
- 11:42Brawhalla. Oh, one guy's over here. Oh,
- 11:45yeah. I'm I'm fighting off stage,
- 11:47though. Oh, we're in two different
- 11:49corners. That That is trash Bhala. That
- 11:52is disgusting. And that's why I get
- 11:55called a support player a lot because
- 11:57guess where I'm positioned? I'm
- 11:59positioned on the map and I'm playing
- 12:02with my teammate. I'm looking at my
- 12:04teammate. I'm seeing what my teammate is
- 12:06often doing, what they're looking at.
- 12:08And obviously if I have something better
- 12:11that we should be looking at then I'm
- 12:12the one going. But I get called a
- 12:14support player because I'm playing with
- 12:17my teammate and I'm covering them a lot
- 12:19and I'm actually on the map not playing
- 12:21one v ones and
- 12:25I do that because that's how Brawl
- 12:26Hollow should be played.
- 12:28There's all these different tooth
- 12:30players that you might look up to. Um,
- 12:35I actually can't even think of any names
- 12:37because I mean, in my opinion, they all
- 12:38play the game slightly wrong besides
- 12:41myself.
- 12:43So, yeah, almost anyone you look up to,
- 12:45they probably don't play Braw Hollow 2v2
- 12:47correctly. And so, I don't recommend you
- 12:50try and copy how they're playing to be
- 12:52honest. I think if you want to be good
- 12:56at this game, you should be taking my
- 12:58advice because I am giving you guys the
- 13:01formula. These are the things I'm
- 13:03telling myself when I'm playing world
- 13:04championships, when I'm playing ranks,
- 13:06when I'm playing tournaments. This is
- 13:07what I have in my head because this is
- 13:09how you win. The next thing that I'm
- 13:12going to be talking about is adaptation,
- 13:16which
- 13:17this is basically also just in
- 13:20combination with everything else I've
- 13:21been talking about like the turn taking
- 13:25and
- 13:26literally just everything I've been
- 13:28saying basically. And we can see a lot
- 13:31of that in. All right. So, let's say
- 13:33I'll give another example.
- 13:35Um, Wong, he's been passive the whole
- 13:38game. I recognize that every time I go
- 13:43near him, maybe his reaction, he jumps
- 13:45away or or you know, he he's just he
- 13:49jumps. Yeah, he's he's just waiting to
- 13:51parry me basically. It's not like I walk
- 13:53towards him and he starts attacking. I
- 13:55start realizing this guy, he doesn't
- 13:57like to fight much. you know, you go
- 13:58near him, he jumps away. So, what are we
- 14:01going to do now? We're just going to hit
- 14:02We're just going to hit the cross. I'm
- 14:03going to walk towards the Luchong. He's
- 14:04going to jump away. We're going to go
- 14:05hit the cross. And it's basically that
- 14:08easy. There's other examples of
- 14:11adaptation that I can use as well, such
- 14:13as, let me think right now. Um,
- 14:18all right. So, I mean, it can go the
- 14:20complete opposite way as well. Let's say
- 14:24we know this guy just keeps on swinging.
- 14:27The cross doesn't stop attacking. He's
- 14:29just mashing. He's mashing. He's
- 14:30mashing. He's mashing. All right,
- 14:33teammate. Let's go hit the cross. And we
- 14:35just go hit the cross. We know this guy,
- 14:37he's not going to try running from us,
- 14:39and we're just going to start beating on
- 14:40him. And it's that easy. Maybe we're
- 14:42going to wait for him to do an attack
- 14:44first. Or I mean, no, honestly, you
- 14:46don't. You don't even need to do that.
- 14:48One of you can just go, the other can
- 14:49play off of it. And
- 14:52it's that simple.
- 14:54Another thing that comes into that,
- 14:55maybe you I mean kind of just what I
- 14:57talked about earlier with the isolating
- 14:592v ones. You're now isolating 2v1 on
- 15:01this cross. And you notice the Wooong
- 15:04finally starts coming over once he
- 15:07thinks he has to go help his teammate.
- 15:09Okay, we've adapted to that. Now we know
- 15:11we can go hit the Wong after we hit the
- 15:13cross. Another way that you can adapt is
- 15:16let's say
- 15:19every time we hit this Wooong,
- 15:21he he wakes up. So he doesn't always he
- 15:25doesn't always attack, right? He's not
- 15:27some guy that's just mashing the whole
- 15:28time. But when when you do hit this
- 15:31team, let's say they instantly they're
- 15:33not trying to dodge away, they don't get
- 15:35scared, they're instantly coming with
- 15:36another attack. So that's something that
- 15:38you also have to be looking out for. So,
- 15:40let's say I hit this Wooong.
- 15:44I'm not going to go for an NC greed
- 15:47because I've recognized by this point,
- 15:50he's not scared. Or let's say I hit this
- 15:53Wong away. I'm not going to instantly
- 15:55swap back onto his teammate because
- 15:59I know he's just going to come back in.
- 16:01So, I hit him. Maybe I'll wait and then
- 16:04go again.
- 16:07And another way you can adapt, I mean,
- 16:10you can literally adapt to these things
- 16:12in so many ways. Like it's just kind of
- 16:15telling you guys to recognize these
- 16:17things while you're playing because this
- 16:19is stuff that goes into the game and
- 16:21goes into the thought process of what
- 16:23guy you should be hitting and I don't
- 16:26know just how to play with your teammate
- 16:27optimally.
- 16:29But um yeah, I know it could be you guys
- 16:32know he's going to wake up. So you do go
- 16:35for something and you know he's going to
- 16:39maybe maybe he's going to wake up and
- 16:40he's going to hit an attack on you or
- 16:42maybe maybe he's going to miss an attack
- 16:44on you, but your teammate's just ready
- 16:45to also get on that guy because we know
- 16:48he's going to he's going to attack. He's
- 16:50going to keep going. We can punish that.
- 16:52So I mean you can test these all
- 16:56yourself. Different ways you might want
- 16:57to adapt. I mean, a lot of the game as
- 16:59well, you're not going to watch this
- 17:01guide and instantly become a pro, you
- 17:04know, because you need to play the game
- 17:07and you need to be in these situations
- 17:08for yourself and you need to learn from
- 17:10them. But no, yeah, once you start doing
- 17:14all these things, try it all for
- 17:15yourself, try different things, learn,
- 17:18you're going to be good. That's another
- 17:20thing that comes with confidence that I
- 17:21was talking about. Once you're
- 17:23confident, start putting yourself in
- 17:25different situations. You're going to
- 17:27learn
- 17:28just so much faster than everyone around
- 17:31you. It's insane because who's going to
- 17:33learn more? The guy who's confident
- 17:35going for attacks, trying new things, or
- 17:38the guy who plays up here the whole
- 17:40game? Who's who's going to learn more?
- 17:42You're going to learn more because
- 17:44you're on the ground after watching
- 17:46this. You're playing with your teammate.
- 17:48You're putting yourself in all these
- 17:50different situations on getting on
- 17:52people on maybe deciding to slow down
- 17:54because you see them waking up a lot,
- 17:56maybe play faster because you see them
- 17:58waking up a lot and you want to test how
- 18:00that's going to go. But you're going to
- 18:02be in infinitely more positions and
- 18:05you're going to get infinitely times
- 18:07better because you're actually playing
- 18:10the game. you're confident rather than
- 18:11just, you know, you're just you're just
- 18:13pairing the whole game or you like to
- 18:15play up here and go for go for nothing.
- 18:19No, you you don't even go for that. You
- 18:20go for nothing because you're scared
- 18:22that that you don't you don't do that.
- 18:24You do what I'm doing. You listen to me.
- 18:27You will improve.
- 18:29All right. So, I've kind of been
- 18:30speeding through this just because I
- 18:32guess the game really is that easy. But
- 18:35I think the last thing I want to cover
- 18:37is communication with your teammate.
- 18:40I know not all of you might be playing
- 18:42in voice chat, so this might be a little
- 18:45less helpful. But for those of you who
- 18:47actually do have a 2v2 teammate, maybe a
- 18:49friend, maybe you guys are always in
- 18:51call when you play ranked, communication
- 18:54is very important because
- 18:57it wouldn't matter in a world where
- 19:00we're all perfect and
- 19:03don't have to um or what's it called?
- 19:05everything that I've kind of talked
- 19:07about, you were always doing perfectly
- 19:09100% of the time, but we're not perfect.
- 19:12So, communication really helps in that
- 19:14sense. And I'm going to give a couple
- 19:18examples. So, let's say we have both
- 19:22these guys at red, right? Can I get them
- 19:25separated?
- 19:28Uh,
- 19:32bang. All right. So, let's say we have
- 19:35both these guys at red and we know that
- 19:38we're supposed to take turns with our
- 19:40teammates and, you know, be playing
- 19:42together looking at the same guy most of
- 19:44the time,
- 19:46but you know, they're at red now and we
- 19:48want to kill people, right? Sometimes
- 19:50when we're looking for kills, we get
- 19:52excited. We want to close out the game
- 19:54and we both start swinging on random
- 19:56things. So, maybe I'm swinging on that
- 19:57sentinel, my teammate swinging on that
- 19:59ember. And guess what? We're not playing
- 20:01together now. And the opponents, they're
- 20:04at red. So what are they trying to do?
- 20:05They're trying to not die. So they're
- 20:07trying to avoid our attacks. And so
- 20:08we're swinging and we're kind of just
- 20:10missing the opponent. And we're swinging
- 20:12on different guys. So we're not covering
- 20:14each other's misses. We're not playing
- 20:16off of each other at all. Our
- 20:18positioning might be getting messed up.
- 20:20You know, we're jumping to try and get
- 20:21the kills
- 20:23and next thing you know, we're playing
- 20:251v ones and we're losing the game. The
- 20:27opponents, they're not dying. And a
- 20:31great way communication comes in is you
- 20:33just recognize this. So you recognize,
- 20:37hey, we're not playing together. Okay,
- 20:39who do we want to kill? And you just you
- 20:41can just call out a name to kill. You
- 20:43don't always have to be like 100%
- 20:47right about who needs to die. A lot of
- 20:50the time I'll comp to my teammate
- 20:52someone to hit and it might not even be
- 20:54the person that like is 100% the one
- 20:59that you should be hitting I guess you
- 21:00know but that doesn't matter because
- 21:03once you guys get on the same page
- 21:04against that or about that it's
- 21:07infinitely times better than doing you
- 21:12know you're just swinging swinging not
- 21:13playing together. Guess what? We're
- 21:14playing one v ones now. Infinitely times
- 21:16better. Especially guys, imagine you're
- 21:19fighting someone that's better than you
- 21:20at 1 v one.
- 21:23And you guys are going into the twos
- 21:24game and you're just playing 1 v one
- 21:26against them. It's like it it just
- 21:27doesn't make sense. So that's why
- 21:30communication is quite important. Just I
- 21:33mean that's just one example that I
- 21:35used. We can use it on other examples as
- 21:37well. Let's say um yeah, I mean let's
- 21:42say one of us is just in the air the
- 21:44whole time. Maybe we took a lot of
- 21:45damage at the start of the game. we're
- 21:46at orange or something like that and
- 21:48[snorts] now we're just flying in the
- 21:50air. We're scared and our teammate
- 21:52starts taking damage or we start taking
- 21:54damage. Whatever position you're in,
- 21:55maybe you're the guy flying. Uh you say
- 21:58either to your teammate if they're the
- 21:59one flying in the air, hey, play
- 22:01grounded, you know.
- 22:03>> Play grounded, play behind me.
- 22:05>> And you guys infinitely just gain all
- 22:07that momentum back.
- 22:10All right. So, I think I'm going to end
- 22:11the video off on this, but I want you
- 22:14guys to listen to what I'm about to say.
- 22:17I'm going to cover
- 22:19basically just like a mini summary of
- 22:21everything I was just talking about.
- 22:24First of all, we have isolating the
- 22:262v1's.
- 22:28Um, you you play with your teammate and
- 22:31you you onev2 the guy or you 2v1 the guy
- 22:34that should be getting hit. Not the guy
- 22:36pairing you guys. Not the guy in the
- 22:37corner. The guy that with your correct
- 22:40stage control and positioning that you
- 22:43can hit the stage control and
- 22:44positioning. You guys are on the map.
- 22:46You guys are with each other. You're not
- 22:47flying in the air. You guys are I mean
- 22:49maybe one of you can be a jump in the
- 22:51air. Maybe the like covering high, the
- 22:52other's covering low. But yeah, you know
- 22:55what I mean. You have stage control. So
- 22:57you're isolating 2v ones. Now what are
- 22:59we doing? We're turn taking. I go my
- 23:02teammate then back here. He plays off of
- 23:05that. I go again. He plays off of that.
- 23:08Maybe we see, you know, we're going a
- 23:10little too much. They're starting to
- 23:11adapt. They're slowing down. Okay, we're
- 23:14going to reset. Reset our positioning
- 23:16back to the ground. Play more at their
- 23:18pace. Then going in when we think we can
- 23:22get an attack. And yeah, that kind of
- 23:25also just once again ties into
- 23:28confidence that I talked about and
- 23:30adaptation obviously with the you adapt
- 23:35resetting.
- 23:36Um, I think that's literally covering
- 23:40everything. And I also want to say
- 23:44there's a lot of little micro situations
- 23:46in this game with I mean you're going to
- 23:49end up in positions where you might be
- 23:51confused. you don't know what to do and
- 23:54some of it is just like experience based
- 23:56playing the game a lot you start to get
- 23:57better at these things a lot of you guys
- 23:59I don't know maybe you like mess up your
- 24:01combos and stuff you know like that's
- 24:03just playing the game getting that basic
- 24:06stuff down but um no yeah I want to let
- 24:09you guys know that you can buy my
- 24:11coaching and I will make you I don't
- 24:16know I'll probably make you a lot better
- 24:17of a player if but I don't want you guys
- 24:21to buy it before
- 24:23trying everything out in the video I've
- 24:25said. So, if you watch this video, you
- 24:28feel like you're applying it to your
- 24:29gameplay and there's just a couple
- 24:32things you don't fully understand after
- 24:34watching this, you can either message me
- 24:36on Twitter at denbh or you can DM me on
- 24:41Discord. My Discord is CXTI. You can add
- 24:44that and uh you can buy my coaching and
- 24:47I'll just explain things even more in
- 24:48depth than I have. Um,
- 24:52and yeah, but that's basically it. I
- 24:56hope you guys enjoyed the video. Let me
- 24:59know if you want like a part two on like
- 25:03just these something like specifically I
- 25:06guess that I talked about in the video.
- 25:10And um yeah, let me know a video you
- 25:13guys want in the future. But if you
- 25:14found if you found this at all
- 25:16educational, then
- 25:19uh like, sub, all that if you want. If
- 25:24not, it's fine.
- 25:26Uh so no, yeah, that's the video. You
- 25:29guys enjoyed. Thanks for watching. Peace
- 25:31out.
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