Hmm, here’s how I FINALLY got to diamond: I hit platinum I think it was in 22’ and didn’t hit 1900 til November of 23. Once I got to 1900s, I was already in the verge of hitting diamond. I would bounce from around 1780-1970s. During those months, I would start to focus on watching some replays, looking at when to punish and how to approach against other characters. Then I happen to get to one of your videos. I think in one of them, you mentioned to do like 500-600 wins each season. At first, I told myself that’s going to be brutal because I have a whole ass family (I’m 32 with a whole ass careers etc) but I told myself I HAVE to do it. I can’t stand the idea of not being able to hit diamond. Anyways, this season, I did it. I focus on ONLY on winning 10 games a day (sometimes more if I couldn’t do it the next) and didn’t care about my loses. Just winning 10 a day. I got to 479 wins with mako and got to 2006 elo. The lesson here is, you have to put in time and effort. The effort has to be actually focusing on your improvements and not just playing. Actually thinking and using training mode to implement new things. Then the time is what gives you experience. That’s what most of these pro players have so they know how you’ll react to situations because they’ve been through it. Don’t stop. Don’t be a quitter. This might just be a game, but the outcome of winning is a mentality you can apply to the everyday world. ❤
legend. my life goal at the moment is hitting diamond in brawlhalla. ik that sounds terrible but one thing in the past ive always given up before reaching a big goal in my life such as learning programming, hitting grand champion in rocket league, a few others, i just give up. but brawlhalla is a game ive been playing almost every day for a few years and the highest ive hit is 1942. Im sitting at around 1700 this season and i just dont know what else to do, i watch my replays, everything, but i just dont know what im doing wrong i want to pay for coaching but i dont want to waste my money because i feel like theyre gonna tell me what i already know and just tell me to "practice" and i have around ~800 hours ingame (2k on steam but thats inaccurate) i want to hit diamond this season. :(
@@ahmadbelal0000 To be able to say that I am good at something. Diamond is a big achievement it puts you in the top 1% of players worldwide and that's one hell of an accomplishment in my opinion. 2000 elo has always been my goal since i started to take brawlhalla seriously. I am thinking of paying for coaching next week.
From gold all the way up to diamond this is the one thing I’ve learned that finally got me diamond after years of playing: Most people from gold to diamond will throw out attacks without resetting and taking a breath to relax and this is when you capitalize on your opponent. So basically WAIT, some will call this “passive” but you can condition your opponent to think you’re playing passive when you are simply just doing chip damage and waiting to catch them off guard. There is also something called weapon sway which essentially is for example a S-Air (side air) most people won’t throw out a side air with a weapon like sword and stay in the same position or area in which they throw the move out but will actually throw the move out and move in the direction of the opponent in this is what you want to AVOID because all it takes is for them to back step and catch your landing and all of a sudden you are in a true combo or string. Hope this helps and great video Zenex🔥🤞🏾
I respect you because your guides are ACTUALLY guides, as in they show you clear steps to take and the logical reasons behind it. So many “guide” style content creators just spew the same nonsense that doesn’t help anybody, but you’re the goat. I try to achieve the same thing whenever I get around to making guides. Although one thing I slightly disagree on is with knowledge. You’re saying that you only learned about neutral at 1900, that seems really late to me, like I had an understanding of that while I was still gold lol, I’ve just always been slow at getting the gameplay to catch up to the understanding.
I mean that's just you. I have over 1000 hours ps4 hard stuck plat and recently came back on pc after a very long break. I didn't have much knowledge at all. I didn't know about neutral until these guides. I was just on autopilot aggressively charging in all the time.
2 zenex videos in the space of a few days is soo helpful. After watching the videos before this one, I applied some things said in the video an I'm ngl I hopped on brawl and I not only reached my peak, which I hit like mid season, I gained an extra 70-90 elo more now I am sitting at mid plat and I am happy with the progress I made this season. I know now hwere my mistakes are and how how to improve and more importantly where to implement the improvement. Thank you zenex ur videos are amazing❤
I never knew brawl needed video like this, LOL. I am diamond and I just played mental games. If opponent spams moves, you waste his time by just jumping here and there, till he suicides.
i can vouch for the concepts of resetting to neutral , not getting tilted and everything mentioned in this video. I am a 1750-1800 player and i peaked 1909 last season after one session where i went from 1670 to 1909 in one go with fait. I'm mostly a scythe and gauntlets main (i main mordex and usually play all scythe legends except munin). The only problem with this for me was that i was taking advantage of orbs powerful neutral gameplay and not utilizing scythe properly. When you play purely to climb you do anything to win. For me specifically and for the playstyle of scythe i dont think that is always necessarily good. If you always reset back to neutral you are not utilizing these weapons properly in my opinion, and your gameplay suffers in result of that. I think a good mix of limit testing and trying to go for secure reads as well as everything said in this video is the way to go. I think there should be a balance between always playing for the advantage and resetting back to neutral and going for follow ups , reads and strings. Get used to losing elo while trying to learn and improve and actively try focusing on the fundamentals mentioned in the video. I think thats the best advice, just dont be scared to limit test your skills when the right opportunity arises in a match
I always hear pros say watch replays or identify what you’re doing wrong but they never say how to identify what you’re doing wrong or how to watch replays
i wish i could just not care when someone says exetra instead of et cetera but it really frustrates me. Has anyone got any advice on how to deal with this lol
@@monocleduck1115 what i meant by resetting is giving ur self some time before going for a second attack, because ur opponent can easily dodge and get himself out which puts u in a bad position, however if you wait for literally one extra second ur more likely to hit them.
@@Zenexasba mhh, okay, i wouldnt really say thats resetting to neutral tho, its just keeping your advantage state by observing reactions, resetting to neutral would mean no one has the advantage
Hmm, here’s how I FINALLY got to diamond:
I hit platinum I think it was in 22’ and didn’t hit 1900 til November of 23. Once I got to 1900s, I was already in the verge of hitting diamond. I would bounce from around 1780-1970s. During those months, I would start to focus on watching some replays, looking at when to punish and how to approach against other characters.
Then I happen to get to one of your videos. I think in one of them, you mentioned to do like 500-600 wins each season. At first, I told myself that’s going to be brutal because I have a whole ass family (I’m 32 with a whole ass careers etc) but I told myself I HAVE to do it. I can’t stand the idea of not being able to hit diamond. Anyways, this season, I did it. I focus on ONLY on winning 10 games a day (sometimes more if I couldn’t do it the next) and didn’t care about my loses. Just winning 10 a day. I got to 479 wins with mako and got to 2006 elo.
The lesson here is, you have to put in time and effort. The effort has to be actually focusing on your improvements and not just playing. Actually thinking and using training mode to implement new things.
Then the time is what gives you experience. That’s what most of these pro players have so they know how you’ll react to situations because they’ve been through it.
Don’t stop. Don’t be a quitter. This might just be a game, but the outcome of winning is a mentality you can apply to the everyday world. ❤
legend
legend
legend.
my life goal at the moment is hitting diamond in brawlhalla. ik that sounds terrible but one thing in the past ive always given up before reaching a big goal in my life such as learning programming, hitting grand champion in rocket league, a few others, i just give up. but brawlhalla is a game ive been playing almost every day for a few years and the highest ive hit is 1942. Im sitting at around 1700 this season and i just dont know what else to do, i watch my replays, everything, but i just dont know what im doing wrong i want to pay for coaching but i dont want to waste my money because i feel like theyre gonna tell me what i already know and just tell me to "practice" and i have around ~800 hours ingame (2k on steam but thats inaccurate) i want to hit diamond this season. :(
@@-neuro
why do you want diamond ?
what's the reason?
@@ahmadbelal0000 To be able to say that I am good at something.
Diamond is a big achievement it puts you in the top 1% of players worldwide and that's one hell of an accomplishment in my opinion. 2000 elo has always been my goal since i started to take brawlhalla seriously. I am thinking of paying for coaching next week.
we grinding again
yessir
hey cmd
From gold all the way up to diamond this is the one thing I’ve learned that finally got me diamond after years of playing: Most people from gold to diamond will throw out attacks without resetting and taking a breath to relax and this is when you capitalize on your opponent. So basically WAIT, some will call this “passive” but you can condition your opponent to think you’re playing passive when you are simply just doing chip damage and waiting to catch them off guard. There is also something called weapon sway which essentially is for example a S-Air (side air) most people won’t throw out a side air with a weapon like sword and stay in the same position or area in which they throw the move out but will actually throw the move out and move in the direction of the opponent in this is what you want to AVOID because all it takes is for them to back step and catch your landing and all of a sudden you are in a true combo or string. Hope this helps and great video Zenex🔥🤞🏾
I respect you because your guides are ACTUALLY guides, as in they show you clear steps to take and the logical reasons behind it. So many “guide” style content creators just spew the same nonsense that doesn’t help anybody, but you’re the goat. I try to achieve the same thing whenever I get around to making guides.
Although one thing I slightly disagree on is with knowledge. You’re saying that you only learned about neutral at 1900, that seems really late to me, like I had an understanding of that while I was still gold lol, I’ve just always been slow at getting the gameplay to catch up to the understanding.
I mean that's just you. I have over 1000 hours ps4 hard stuck plat and recently came back on pc after a very long break. I didn't have much knowledge at all. I didn't know about neutral until these guides. I was just on autopilot aggressively charging in all the time.
2 zenex videos in the space of a few days is soo helpful. After watching the videos before this one, I applied some things said in the video an I'm ngl I hopped on brawl and I not only reached my peak, which I hit like mid season, I gained an extra 70-90 elo more now I am sitting at mid plat and I am happy with the progress I made this season. I know now hwere my mistakes are and how how to improve and more importantly where to implement the improvement. Thank you zenex ur videos are amazing❤
You're a very good communicator.
Hey I just wanna say thanks so much for your last vid and this one I’ve been improving EXTREMELY from 1600 hardstuck to 1831
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, omg you're the best TH-camr and Coach EVER.
@TylerSoGroovy ong
The world where complementing someone is now called glaze is actually a sad one
its not even a joke anymore dawg
Its just annoying at this point
1) attack less, move more.
2) complain less, talk less.
3) understand how neutral works
This really helped alot and you explained really well. Definitely checking your vids now
As an player who got diamond I can confirm this is 100 true and helps
Video was so helpful, fought impala in his stream and took a stock off him doing what you said
Ive been using #2 in ranked for awhile and it took me from plat to almost diamond💀 Youre definitely the first to write it down though
Another banger respect legend 🔥🔥
I never knew brawl needed video like this, LOL. I am diamond and I just played mental games. If opponent spams moves, you waste his time by just jumping here and there, till he suicides.
"There's no happy stories here, bro..."
This is my kind of channel. 😆
Im going straight up after the reset (or maybe not idk), thank you zenex
good g
i can vouch for the concepts of resetting to neutral , not getting tilted and everything mentioned in this video. I am a 1750-1800 player and i peaked 1909 last season after one session where i went from 1670 to 1909 in one go with fait. I'm mostly a scythe and gauntlets main (i main mordex and usually play all scythe legends except munin). The only problem with this for me was that i was taking advantage of orbs powerful neutral gameplay and not utilizing scythe properly. When you play purely to climb you do anything to win. For me specifically and for the playstyle of scythe i dont think that is always necessarily good. If you always reset back to neutral you are not utilizing these weapons properly in my opinion, and your gameplay suffers in result of that. I think a good mix of limit testing and trying to go for secure reads as well as everything said in this video is the way to go. I think there should be a balance between always playing for the advantage and resetting back to neutral and going for follow ups , reads and strings. Get used to losing elo while trying to learn and improve and actively try focusing on the fundamentals mentioned in the video. I think thats the best advice, just dont be scared to limit test your skills when the right opportunity arises in a match
Bro I'm being deadass serious this guy gives the best tips I literally went from 1779 to 2026 from this video
Fr the 2nd point is so true today i locked in like that for the first time and it was so crazy
Another upload from the goat
thx lmao looks like you enjoyin the content lol
thx so much
most accused guide istg
This guy's like me when my freinds ask me for advice and i flame them
Thank you my man 🙏
Season ends tomorrow and this just dropped Womp Womp
First and last points are so real
babe wake up, new Zenex asba post
i got diamond a couple days ago, super happy about it
ma'am this guy is a menace
ive hit diamond but low diamond, make a video whats the next step, for me past 2050+ looks like everyone is on cocain
I was thinking about that too so ill do it
top quality content bro
2200 now. Peak last season was 1915. This guy advice is insane
good shit man
I always hear pros say watch replays or identify what you’re doing wrong but they never say how to identify what you’re doing wrong or how to watch replays
Watch stingrays guide on how to review replays
i made a video step by step explaining that
W video bro
I’m very shit but I been playing now like 6 months now and my max elo is 1887 i just really like the game yk
My peak rose by 400 elo or something this season thanks for the tips next season we hit diamond
Keep it up
i wish i could just not care when someone says exetra instead of et cetera but it really frustrates me. Has anyone got any advice on how to deal with this lol
Can you please tell me what to main. Just anything without hammer please
i dont know anything about you, how im i supposed to give you advice
my elo is like a tornado of vomit, one day my elo surpasses 1700 the next day gets to 1400 😂😂😂
maybe i understood it wrong but i disagree with the idea of resetting back to neutral after landing an attack
Whats ur elo
@@Zenexasba my peak is 2200 in 1s and 2370 in 2s, i avent really played in a while tho
@@monocleduck1115 what i meant by resetting is giving ur self some time before going for a second attack, because ur opponent can easily dodge and get himself out which puts u in a bad position, however if you wait for literally one extra second ur more likely to hit them.
@@Zenexasba mhh, okay, i wouldnt really say thats resetting to neutral tho, its just keeping your advantage state by observing reactions, resetting to neutral would mean no one has the advantage
I'm still grinding zenex.
Bro was 1900 and didn’t know about neutral 💀
most 2400s dont know abt it
i be sleeping on these videos
what should i do i need some ideas
@@Zenexasbahe means he used to not take them seriously but now he watches them he’s complimenting you
@@lostplug thanks
At least your stuck plat im stuck silver
you just downloaded the game
i suffer from selling syndrome
Do you got a real quick tip for 2100?
Im probably gonna make a video on getting high diamond too
This guy talks like one of those wanna be alpha male influencers, except he talks about BRAWLHALLA
What did i just read
True way:download hacks frrr
I hit diamond alr it’s not that hard y’all just play to punish easy work