This took a while to make so please leave a like and comment letting me know if you want to see more educational content :D Here are ten tips to help you improve at smite in season 10
The best tip for newer players, without a doubt, is tip #3. If you focus on what your team DIDN’T do or you’re always blaming your team for you getting bopped instead of focusing on what YOU did wrong, you’ll see minimal improvement in your gameplay, if any at all. I did that a lot when I started playing years ago and when I abandoned that type of thinking, my gameplay improved significantly. Love the vid, all the tips are incredibly helpful.
Le me add a few more: - If your team killed 2 or 3 people, don't stay around dancing in front of the tower/phoenix with the intention to pick another kill, go and do an objective like gold or fire - If all the enemy team (or at least a bursty mage like poseidon or vulcan) is alive, DO NOT start the fire gigant, in my experience the team that starts the fire ends up losing it - Afert the 20min mark the lane face is over, if now is the time to think about doing fire, don't go to farm to the opposite side of the map, stay with your team, look for chances - WARD, please for the love of god, a ward makes a difference between life and death, especially during laning face - If you don't see nobody for the enemy team for a while DO NOT roam around the map alone, chances are you are going to find 4 of them in your face and now with you dead they can do objectives more easily - Follow your support. If you are being chased, check if your support is near, they might have a shell or a sprint or some cc to save you. - Do not chase kills. Similar to the one of the previous points, after killing 2 or 3 people some junglers decide to chase somebody to the end of the world for that Fking K/D/A rating, instead of doing that group up with your team and do objectives - Check the enemy spawner times. If you want to take down a phoenix for example, quickly check the spawn timers of your enemies, if they are next to respawn run away. Remember that if all 3 phoenixes are up they will have a speed boots for 10 secs or so, so they will catch up to you - Press tab often. Check the enemy builds, check who has beads at the beginning of the game, check if somebody is building full healing or full tank. A lot of people wonder why an afro or an eset is so hard to kill and is because they went full supp. - Say when an enemy is missing. VFF, or VF1/2/3 to say if an enemy is missing for your teammates so they know if they should stop the preasure in the lane. Also, follow that call, if from mid they are telling you that the enemy is missing just backoff - As a supp, you don't have to kill yourself for a jg who decided to 1 v 5. Your death is not worth it. uff, I'm tired of writing. Have a nice one
The game is so situational that it's hard to set a tip as dont chase a kill or don't start fire. The real tip would be to know when chasing a kill is worth vs when it's not. And if you want to bait a fight with ward advantage you want to leash fire. Those tips work for low mmr but higher aka diamond to masters is more looking at your own gameplay and not worrying about anyone else's. Sometimes tower seizes are better than a fire if it's pre 30 and you have 3 kills they may try to defend and you get pheonix. It's just to situational for rules like that
These are the tips that are crucial to growth, I genuinely appreciate you making this video, as a player who’s been playing a while, I still struggle with some of the fundamentals. I appreciate this video and the roles deep dives you potentially are crafting as we speak!!! Thanks 🙏
Another tip is that you can tell when the enemy team is attacking the Fire Giant or Gold Fury if the game's ambience sounds start glitching, like turning on and off rapidly. So, if you have no wards. the enemy team is suspiciously missing, RUN towards either of those as soon as the sounds start glitching and hope you made it in time
Personally I disagree with not waiting for gold. As long as you're not waiting for a T1 or T2 item, and are waiting for the full item, I think it's fine. Only time I'd say it isn't is if you need to be somewhere quickly or if you're behind and can't risk losing farm.
The biggest thing I would’ve said is when coming up to those big late game 1v1s or really just any 1v1 make sure you’ve played every god enough to know CDs or atleast each gods most dangerous move. Like w nieth you dodge her spirit arrow and you’re pretty much not dying for 5-7 seconds
This was amazing! And I’ve been playing none stop since 2018. I’ve never changed my map and only recently reaped the benefits of instant cast, so I will be watching this vid again and more content in the future, thank you so much! 💙
I'm an HotS veteran trying to learn Smite and I gotta say ; apart from the minimap placement and the ground line (since those are exclusive to Smite), these tips are really good not only for Smite but for any MOBA. #5 especially is one that I rarely see in these kind of videos even tho it's a big big one. Very good video, will definitively watch your other ones :D !
Handy tips and tip 9 I wish I could do but I play on console, I used to like the replay option paragon had where you could immediately go back and watch your last match regardless of what platform you played on, it helped me improve massively on paragon and I wish they had the same thing on smite for console players
I am a Master player in Smite/Duel, and I found this video really good to brush up on good techiques I should be doing even now. Very helpful video, well made, I hope you make more soon
came into this with low expectations and i was pleasently suprised by how good the video was, i've been playing smite casually for a while now but usually avoided conquest till this season.
In the context of the toxic competitives, fuck Conquest. I've only played it once and fucked off because of that. Yet, they're still there in Arena (the only gamemode I play in Smite for the most part) and Joust. Just recently, I played a Joust game as Fenrir with a team consisting of Surtr and Ah Puch and the former first basically said that Bakasura was the worst choice of a god out of all gods, but after swapping to Fenrir, he said to play whoever you want to as I'll feed the team kills anyway as it always happens all the same. Either you want my help OR YOU DON'T! To go down fighting or to surrender, to fight or not to fight, help or not to help, THAT'S THE REAL QUESTION! Come get me when Smite becomes an ESports only game as in "removed from Steam and available to ESports players" ESports only. Video games exist so we can have fun, not to win or complain over whoever sucks at playing the game. Just play the game!
So I made masters last season, and I love this video because I was already doing a lot of these tips. But the last few tip I still struggle with. In some games I will wait for that last little bit of gold and it feels really bad especially considering the map is much bigger. And not tilting is the best and hardest tip on this list. But this guy is right focus on YOUR OWN GAMEPLAY! If you are spending all game on your teammates they will not improve and you won’t play as good as you could. My addition to this tip is if you have a teammate who is not playing well start looking for ways to influence that side of the map by either ganking or warding and then try to get your other teammates on board with helping whoever is not playing well. If you are a jungler this will actually help you learn to change where and how you path. Example if the enemy adc keeps soloing your adc buy a sentry ward it high, they will probably see you this time if so let them see you back then gank from your sentry wards position. If the enemy adc is winning lane they probably have a bounty and you will get some shut down gold along with pressure on GF side of the map. When you get pick call an objective and either get it or bait a fight around it that favors your teams number advantage. Great video!
Great video! No one covers the basics which are the building blocks of getting good. I genuinely hope you post more vids like this, maybe instructional vids on tips for each role?
That's some really good tips here thanks ! It's going to improve our own gameplay, but to me I'm hardstuck in low gold/high sylver since I'm always getting idiots in my team.. who doesn't know what they have to do, who doesn't ward at all and then complain about being ganked or worst the guy who start trolling when nobody agrees with him.. It's so hard to really improve when you can't play with good players
adding to map awareness ensure to ward high traffic jungle paths and objectives. if you are the only one warding try to prioritize warding fire giant. having ward chalice also allows you to ward the jungle around the team fight as it is beginning. this will help prevent the jungler from sneaking around and help you catch someone waiting for cooldowns if there is someone on the enemy team getting ahead and they have a global ult it is a good idea to not push up your lane (even if you are winning lane) if you start to body a lane you become a target this mostly boils down to AWARENESS which if you're new you will develop in time
I've been playing for 4 days so far and I absolutely love this game! besides the map tip there was nothing I already didn't know, I feel like my progress has come to a standstill because I can't play ranked yet so I have no clue if I'm getting better or worse anymore, I've mastered the map almost completely, I get 10-2-20 or something like that most games depending on my role if I'm assasin ill get near 30 or 40 kill games, I like playing for fun but I like to see improvement but some matches I literally can't do anything because someone has a wacky gimmick build that just works until you realize they're doing something like abusing the absolute shit out of heals or shield but then its too late because my team got wiped and we need a minute to respawn
I got this recommended, and while I was watching the video I could have sworn it's some big youtuber's that I didn't know about. Later realised you have almost 1k subs. Damn. Well here's one more sub for you my guy. You make content matching the big guys, keep it up and you'll be among them in no time!!
Quick tip for toxic team members. Sometimes you get someone who's toxic and you want to mute them but you still feel like you need to hear their calls. Well there is a little trick you can do. Just tell them you're gonna mute them. And ignore them for a bit. Most people stop talking shit because they think you don't hear them. And if they're still talking while they think they're muted you're obviously dealing with a crazy person so don't even worry about it
Man, I came into this thinking you were gonna give some terrible broad advice that would be more detrimental to new players than beneficial like most people do but damn it's solid definitely recommend new or lower ranked players take this advice to heart.
Hey @LemTM, just wanted to say Thank you very, very much.Because I got frustrated with my gameplay and I know I'm pretty dang good at making calls and communicating but I needed some extra pro tips, fantastic video & keep up your content creation if you can. People find value from things like this, even a year or more down the road 😉
One more thing I would've recommended is to not be quick to give up or F6. I see soooooo many players putting up a surrender vote at 10 minutes just because either 1. they're getting farmed by their enemy laner, or 2. the team isn't at a substantial lead, or 3. lost an early game team fight, even though the team is still in the lead The reason people don't get better is also because they're not willing to play through with the game even if they're losing. A lot of people don't know how to end the game because of this, because they never get to late game due to F6-ing all the time before late game. Hence, they never learn from their mistakes, and are stuck in probably silver or gold at best
just learning when and when not to f6 in general is good. sometimes F6ing a game when you're down that's potentially winnable is still good, because you save your mental and can continue. I've had several games where we win, but I'm tilted and have to stop. but if we had F6'd I would have been fine taking the L and moving on to the next one. Just to make it clear, I'm not the one purposing to F6 just because I got ganked 1 time in early and a mistake was made by me or someone else. only if we are actually actively losing, and there's little counter play happening by anyone on the team.
@@AndrewH1994 It's true that it's ok to F6 when nothing is going anywhere and the whole team isn't having fun. I just don't think in many cases it's worth to make a habit out of "oh we're losing let's just F6", especially when that's most people's mentality
Loved the video! I'm a returning player who's basically forgotten everything since last I played so this helps a ton. If possible do you think you could do a video on best tips for item builds? There's so many items now that I really don't know where to start. Again, thank you so much!
quick casting and instant casting are better for some abilities and worse for others. It's all up to personal preference but I think that mixing it up is better. Some abilities like change's 2 or he bo's 1 are instant cast while ullr's kit is default cast to help aim better with it.
If two people call something different, always go with the majority of your teammates. Even if you know for a fact a play you call is better, it is better to make a wrong play as a team than to split up and make 2 different plays.
Yeah for a long time I only put line abilities on instant and left everything else on quick. It can take a while to get used to aiming with the ground target :D
the most important tip i would give is....buy and place wards !!! life and game changing ( sometimes ) ! Wards can make you win game or save your life !!!! Especially in this new BIG map ! It's not a job ONLY for supports !
I +++ your 1st tip but I like the map being somewhere between default and yours position. 80% of Arena/Joust players never look at the map during the match and I wish it would change. 2nd tip does not apply to all gods so it is better to keep the default option and change casting in "K" screen 10th tip connected to another one: The moment you start feeling tilted - stop playing Smite at least for a couple hours or better till the next day. Trust me, you'll avoid a big losing streak every time
Two more tips that I think you could’ve mentioned regarding ults, 1. don’t be afraid to ult, too many times I see new players holding onto ults because they’re waiting for the perfect opportunity that never comes. 2. You don’t always have to level your ultimate past level 1, if your ult is on a long cool down and you’ll level up before the timer runs out your missing out on extra benefits from your other abilities
Great vid btw, I was a masters in conq and joust last season but was a jungle main and my pathing is all over the place. Would love to see a vid of updated pathing (not just starts) for a jungler
@Joseph Nettleton some good advice for sure :D and yeah there's always a bit of a learning curve when it comes to pathing on a new map. I'll try to include some tips for that in an upcoming video
hopefully you respond or someone else but i came from cod so i tend to overly care for KD and ik it doesn’t matter in smite but its still always there i been playing for 3 years now and it doesn’t bother me as much but is there any tips besides what u said to mentally forget about kd or kda in the game 😂 or am i jus mental
when you pull up the tab screen, instead of looking at your kda look at all the other information available to you. What build everyones going, gold difference between your allies and the enemies, relic timers on your team, how many wards the enemy team is buying, etc
tbh i just need to learn how to build set on ur own. i go usually similar builds witch is power spike. i need to learn how i know if attack speed, hybrid or spike isbets and like hwta items. anyone got full info on how to build him?
was going to send this to a friend to help them improve but this video has like 3 actual tip for GAMEPLAY to get better, the rest are just preferences and common sense... Don't flame your teammates.... ok? you should do this in any game move your map so it blocks the entire right side of your vision.... or just learn the game with the map in its normal position change your casting settings... again, no this doesnt improve anything. turn your sound up.......... ok, also make sure to turn on your monitor on so you can visually see the enemy, it will help hitting things! None of these will help you get better at the game.
Need a setting to filter vgs. Like only one vgs command goes through looking at those spamming the same one over and over again, as well as filtering out the ones most commonly used to harass people. But that probably will never be a thing.. 🤷♂️
Another big big big tip I would throw out to players is try your best not to panic. Like if you're roaming the jungle and bump into three people or get ganked try and just take a spit second to see what you can actually do to survive I have had so many games with friends where I verbally say I am coming to help and they don't even attempt to bring people closer to me for a kill and then after they say I didn't know what to do with that many there if you stay calm and use your map and listen to vgs you can always know if when and where help is coming from and you might make it out alive if you can just be calmer and not panic
Holy crap #5 hits every player so hard. I would love to see a game mode where all of the stats are completely hidden and never revealed. Like even post game you can’t see how much damage you had. So sick of hearing “oh I’ve got top damage.” Well cool dude did you know the losing team of a $1,000,000 game still has a dude with top damage? It doesn’t mean a single thing if you lose the game with top damage. I feel like there would be so many more games won if a tsuki wouldn’t just ult all 5 by himself because someone else on the team took top damage from him. I literally watched that happen once. I took top damage and our jng ulted all 5 people by phoenix just so he could have top damage back. We lost the game off that play too. It’s not all that guys fault but he 100% cared more about losing with top damage over winning a game without the top stat. 🤦🏽♂️ small dick energy. Lol
@@LemSmite 😂 ngl I ult on cd but it’s so I have vision of the enemy team and I never die with her. She’s op. I never care about top damage with her tho because it’s guaranteed so it doesn’t count. Like you couldn’t even brag about it. Lol
To #8... I think if you need like 30-40 more gold for T2 -> T3 Crusher, you should wait and don't buy another T1 item. The passive effect of T3 items are super good
I think my connotation of tilting is when you let your emotions negatively influence your gameplay. So for example, if you're on a loss streak and notice yourself playing worse than you normally would, I would say that is a result of tilt. I believe the term came from poker and is now applied to video games :D
Conquest is the most competitive game mode, but I understand not everyone is built for conquest it does get cut throat. Just do what makes you feel safe n have fun nothin wrong with that but conquest is the cream of the crop to competitive players.
I’ll tell u how to get better by teamwork an also listen to ur teammates when they hit surrender u surrender ur score is wayyyy low hit the yes damn button atop playing it out u it’s annoying as hell no one wants to play it out stop hitting decline .
How to get better: Physical god, build Shoguns/Berserkers/Animosity/Qins/Asi/whatever item actually fits the god you're using, then WIN Magical Gods, build Shoguns/Berserkers/Animosity/Telkines/Cyclopean/whatever item actually fits the god you're using, then WIN Season 10 is a joke strategy wise, most hyper casual hold W key left click season in history
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The best tip for newer players, without a doubt, is tip #3. If you focus on what your team DIDN’T do or you’re always blaming your team for you getting bopped instead of focusing on what YOU did wrong, you’ll see minimal improvement in your gameplay, if any at all. I did that a lot when I started playing years ago and when I abandoned that type of thinking, my gameplay improved significantly. Love the vid, all the tips are incredibly helpful.
So true, some people have such high expectations of their random teammates 😅
I needed to hear this
Ah yes because when you’re left by yourself by toxic teammates you have to figure out how to fix that. SMH
Sounds personal, take it ez
Le me add a few more:
- If your team killed 2 or 3 people, don't stay around dancing in front of the tower/phoenix with the intention to pick another kill, go and do an objective like gold or fire
- If all the enemy team (or at least a bursty mage like poseidon or vulcan) is alive, DO NOT start the fire gigant, in my experience the team that starts the fire ends up losing it
- Afert the 20min mark the lane face is over, if now is the time to think about doing fire, don't go to farm to the opposite side of the map, stay with your team, look for chances
- WARD, please for the love of god, a ward makes a difference between life and death, especially during laning face
- If you don't see nobody for the enemy team for a while DO NOT roam around the map alone, chances are you are going to find 4 of them in your face and now with you dead they can do objectives more easily
- Follow your support. If you are being chased, check if your support is near, they might have a shell or a sprint or some cc to save you.
- Do not chase kills. Similar to the one of the previous points, after killing 2 or 3 people some junglers decide to chase somebody to the end of the world for that Fking K/D/A rating, instead of doing that group up with your team and do objectives
- Check the enemy spawner times. If you want to take down a phoenix for example, quickly check the spawn timers of your enemies, if they are next to respawn run away. Remember that if all 3 phoenixes are up they will have a speed boots for 10 secs or so, so they will catch up to you
- Press tab often. Check the enemy builds, check who has beads at the beginning of the game, check if somebody is building full healing or full tank. A lot of people wonder why an afro or an eset is so hard to kill and is because they went full supp.
- Say when an enemy is missing. VFF, or VF1/2/3 to say if an enemy is missing for your teammates so they know if they should stop the preasure in the lane. Also, follow that call, if from mid they are telling you that the enemy is missing just backoff
- As a supp, you don't have to kill yourself for a jg who decided to 1 v 5. Your death is not worth it.
uff, I'm tired of writing. Have a nice one
great tips, thanks for watching :D
The game is so situational that it's hard to set a tip as dont chase a kill or don't start fire. The real tip would be to know when chasing a kill is worth vs when it's not. And if you want to bait a fight with ward advantage you want to leash fire. Those tips work for low mmr but higher aka diamond to masters is more looking at your own gameplay and not worrying about anyone else's. Sometimes tower seizes are better than a fire if it's pre 30 and you have 3 kills they may try to defend and you get pheonix. It's just to situational for rules like that
These are the tips that are crucial to growth, I genuinely appreciate you making this video, as a player who’s been playing a while, I still struggle with some of the fundamentals. I appreciate this video and the roles deep dives you potentially are crafting as we speak!!! Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much. Jungle vid out today 👀
Another tip is that you can tell when the enemy team is attacking the Fire Giant or Gold Fury if the game's ambience sounds start glitching, like turning on and off rapidly. So, if you have no wards. the enemy team is suspiciously missing, RUN towards either of those as soon as the sounds start glitching and hope you made it in time
7 years of playing smite and this just blew my mind
Personally I disagree with not waiting for gold. As long as you're not waiting for a T1 or T2 item, and are waiting for the full item, I think it's fine. Only time I'd say it isn't is if you need to be somewhere quickly or if you're behind and can't risk losing farm.
The biggest thing I would’ve said is when coming up to those big late game 1v1s or really just any 1v1 make sure you’ve played every god enough to know CDs or atleast each gods most dangerous move. Like w nieth you dodge her spirit arrow and you’re pretty much not dying for 5-7 seconds
*#3* is huge for actual casual players like myself, and I find myself being on both sides and definitely something most people should work on
This was amazing! And I’ve been playing none stop since 2018. I’ve never changed my map and only recently reaped the benefits of instant cast, so I will be watching this vid again and more content in the future, thank you so much! 💙
Sick video man, we need more content creators like you in the community
I really appreciate that :D
10 is a big one for me 😅 I do my best not to tilt but I'm hyper critical of myself so I often lose the fight
These tips can even leave the game and apply to real life too! I wasn't expecting such high level quality video thank you!
Tip number 5 is the most important one. Alor of people gotta learn that dying literally didn't matter for the 1st 20 min
I'm an HotS veteran trying to learn Smite and I gotta say ; apart from the minimap placement and the ground line (since those are exclusive to Smite), these tips are really good not only for Smite but for any MOBA. #5 especially is one that I rarely see in these kind of videos even tho it's a big big one.
Very good video, will definitively watch your other ones :D !
Thank you so much! :D
Handy tips and tip 9 I wish I could do but I play on console, I used to like the replay option paragon had where you could immediately go back and watch your last match regardless of what platform you played on, it helped me improve massively on paragon and I wish they had the same thing on smite for console players
Damn I for real got 3 man rotated level 3 in solo in the first clip. I’m mad all over again
LOL
I am a Master player in Smite/Duel, and I found this video really good to brush up on good techiques I should be doing even now. Very helpful video, well made, I hope you make more soon
came into this with low expectations and i was pleasently suprised by how good the video was, i've been playing smite casually for a while now but usually avoided conquest till this season.
thanks for watching :D more educational content coming soon
In the context of the toxic competitives, fuck Conquest. I've only played it once and fucked off because of that. Yet, they're still there in Arena (the only gamemode I play in Smite for the most part) and Joust. Just recently, I played a Joust game as Fenrir with a team consisting of Surtr and Ah Puch and the former first basically said that Bakasura was the worst choice of a god out of all gods, but after swapping to Fenrir, he said to play whoever you want to as I'll feed the team kills anyway as it always happens all the same. Either you want my help OR YOU DON'T! To go down fighting or to surrender, to fight or not to fight, help or not to help, THAT'S THE REAL QUESTION! Come get me when Smite becomes an ESports only game as in "removed from Steam and available to ESports players" ESports only. Video games exist so we can have fun, not to win or complain over whoever sucks at playing the game. Just play the game!
@Opus Magnus awe don't let toxic people scare you away from conquest, it's so much fun :D
So I made masters last season, and I love this video because I was already doing a lot of these tips. But the last few tip I still struggle with. In some games I will wait for that last little bit of gold and it feels really bad especially considering the map is much bigger. And not tilting is the best and hardest tip on this list. But this guy is right focus on YOUR OWN GAMEPLAY! If you are spending all game on your teammates they will not improve and you won’t play as good as you could. My addition to this tip is if you have a teammate who is not playing well start looking for ways to influence that side of the map by either ganking or warding and then try to get your other teammates on board with helping whoever is not playing well. If you are a jungler this will actually help you learn to change where and how you path. Example if the enemy adc keeps soloing your adc buy a sentry ward it high, they will probably see you this time if so let them see you back then gank from your sentry wards position. If the enemy adc is winning lane they probably have a bounty and you will get some shut down gold along with pressure on GF side of the map. When you get pick call an objective and either get it or bait a fight around it that favors your teams number advantage. Great video!
I think lots of tips are situational but the main thing is dont blame any of your teammates for your deaths. And learn from them
Great video! No one covers the basics which are the building blocks of getting good. I genuinely hope you post more vids like this, maybe instructional vids on tips for each role?
Thank you, and I will definitely do that! Stay tuned 👀
Especially for the jungle, the hardest but most important role in conquest
Subbed and dropped a like, good vid!
That's some really good tips here thanks !
It's going to improve our own gameplay, but to me I'm hardstuck in low gold/high sylver since I'm always getting idiots in my team.. who doesn't know what they have to do, who doesn't ward at all and then complain about being ganked or worst the guy who start trolling when nobody agrees with him..
It's so hard to really improve when you can't play with good players
Elo hell is the worst 😅 I'm gonna make a video with some tips to help you escape it so stay tuned 👀
@LemTM Man, if that future video can help me and my mate, aswell as other good players to be free from this hell hole, I might call you God !
I like to move my map depending on which side I am, if I'm on the left lane I put it in the left so it doesn't obstruct my vision of the jungle
Solid vid honestly better than I expected
Great tips man keep the vids comming
These were really solid tips! Many of them were tips I used to improve my own gameplay (been playing since 2017).
You should definitely do more
I sure will :D Thanks!
adding to map awareness ensure to ward high traffic jungle paths and objectives. if you are the only one warding try to prioritize warding fire giant.
having ward chalice also allows you to ward the jungle around the team fight as it is beginning. this will help prevent the jungler from sneaking around and help you catch someone waiting for cooldowns
if there is someone on the enemy team getting ahead and they have a global ult it is a good idea to not push up your lane (even if you are winning lane) if you start to body a lane you become a target
this mostly boils down to AWARENESS which if you're new you will develop in time
Tbh that map tip was strictly for me 😂😂 and the sound
Also flaming of teammates 😭😭
I've been playing for 4 days so far and I absolutely love this game! besides the map tip there was nothing I already didn't know, I feel like my progress has come to a standstill because I can't play ranked yet so I have no clue if I'm getting better or worse anymore, I've mastered the map almost completely, I get 10-2-20 or something like that most games depending on my role if I'm assasin ill get near 30 or 40 kill games, I like playing for fun but I like to see improvement but some matches I literally can't do anything because someone has a wacky gimmick build that just works until you realize they're doing something like abusing the absolute shit out of heals or shield but then its too late because my team got wiped and we need a minute to respawn
love to see new players getting into smite. thanks for watching and good luck in your queues :D
Best content I've seen in ages 👌
I got this recommended, and while I was watching the video I could have sworn it's some big youtuber's that I didn't know about. Later realised you have almost 1k subs. Damn. Well here's one more sub for you my guy. You make content matching the big guys, keep it up and you'll be among them in no time!!
Thank you so much, that means a lot :D
Quick tip for toxic team members. Sometimes you get someone who's toxic and you want to mute them but you still feel like you need to hear their calls. Well there is a little trick you can do. Just tell them you're gonna mute them. And ignore them for a bit. Most people stop talking shit because they think you don't hear them. And if they're still talking while they think they're muted you're obviously dealing with a crazy person so don't even worry about it
Man, I came into this thinking you were gonna give some terrible broad advice that would be more detrimental to new players than beneficial like most people do but damn it's solid definitely recommend new or lower ranked players take this advice to heart.
Thanks. I did my best to not just repeat what other videos have already said a million times :D
Bro no joke should’ve added how important wards are. Probably the most important thing about conquest honestly.
Yeah I definitely could've mentioned that in here. Thanks for the feedback :D
Good advice, thanks
Hey @LemTM, just wanted to say Thank you very, very much.Because I got frustrated with my gameplay and I know I'm pretty dang good at making calls and communicating but I needed some extra pro tips, fantastic video & keep up your content creation if you can. People find value from things like this, even a year or more down the road 😉
❤thank you, that means a lot. i want to start making videos again soon :D
Please doo
Best smite video in history I can’t wait to show my friend 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great content
Great tips. Playing smite since the beginning but never ranked. Just takes too long for me untill i get to Play.
Already know most of this stuff just an issue of getting more consistent but it was still a good vid and a great refresher
map placement and instant casting is something i looked past for a long time but it literally made me go from 2000 to 2600 mmr
Hell yeah man :D it really does make a huge difference
One more thing I would've recommended is to not be quick to give up or F6. I see soooooo many players putting up a surrender vote at 10 minutes just because either 1. they're getting farmed by their enemy laner, or 2. the team isn't at a substantial lead, or 3. lost an early game team fight, even though the team is still in the lead
The reason people don't get better is also because they're not willing to play through with the game even if they're losing. A lot of people don't know how to end the game because of this, because they never get to late game due to F6-ing all the time before late game. Hence, they never learn from their mistakes, and are stuck in probably silver or gold at best
Good advice. I've won so many games that the enemy had a massive lead because they get overconfident and throw.
just learning when and when not to f6 in general is good. sometimes F6ing a game when you're down that's potentially winnable is still good, because you save your mental and can continue. I've had several games where we win, but I'm tilted and have to stop. but if we had F6'd I would have been fine taking the L and moving on to the next one. Just to make it clear, I'm not the one purposing to F6 just because I got ganked 1 time in early and a mistake was made by me or someone else. only if we are actually actively losing, and there's little counter play happening by anyone on the team.
@@AndrewH1994 It's true that it's ok to F6 when nothing is going anywhere and the whole team isn't having fun. I just don't think in many cases it's worth to make a habit out of "oh we're losing let's just F6", especially when that's most people's mentality
@@AndrewH1994 sometimes ill f6 when im tilted. nobodys immune to it 😅
Loved the video! I'm a returning player who's basically forgotten everything since last I played so this helps a ton. If possible do you think you could do a video on best tips for item builds? There's so many items now that I really don't know where to start. Again, thank you so much!
Happy to help, and sure I'll get to work on that item video :D
professional video, better made than 99% of smite content
quick casting and instant casting are better for some abilities and worse for others. It's all up to personal preference but I think that mixing it up is better. Some abilities like change's 2 or he bo's 1 are instant cast while ullr's kit is default cast to help aim better with it.
If two people call something different, always go with the majority of your teammates.
Even if you know for a fact a play you call is better, it is better to make a wrong play as a team than to split up and make 2 different plays.
Agreed!
I really doubt I'll ever be able to use abilities like scylla's 2 with instant cast but great video nonetheless
Yeah for a long time I only put line abilities on instant and left everything else on quick. It can take a while to get used to aiming with the ground target :D
just to add a small tip to this banger vid : Buy wards people they will help you not die in situations you wouldn’t normally
the most important tip i would give is....buy and place wards !!! life and game changing ( sometimes ) ! Wards can make you win game or save your life !!!! Especially in this new BIG map ! It's not a job ONLY for supports !
Great video another tip would be to buys wards. They are 50 gold and can literally save your life
I +++ your 1st tip but I like the map being somewhere between default and yours position.
80% of Arena/Joust players never look at the map during the match and I wish it would change.
2nd tip does not apply to all gods so it is better to keep the default option and change casting in "K" screen
10th tip connected to another one: The moment you start feeling tilted - stop playing Smite at least for a couple hours or better till the next day. Trust me, you'll avoid a big losing streak every time
So many people will keep queueing even though theyre tilted and it snowballs into a loss streak very quickly 😅
Two more tips that I think you could’ve mentioned regarding ults, 1. don’t be afraid to ult, too many times I see new players holding onto ults because they’re waiting for the perfect opportunity that never comes. 2. You don’t always have to level your ultimate past level 1, if your ult is on a long cool down and you’ll level up before the timer runs out your missing out on extra benefits from your other abilities
Great vid btw, I was a masters in conq and joust last season but was a jungle main and my pathing is all over the place. Would love to see a vid of updated pathing (not just starts) for a jungler
@Joseph Nettleton some good advice for sure :D and yeah there's always a bit of a learning curve when it comes to pathing on a new map. I'll try to include some tips for that in an upcoming video
Damn, this channel seems so overlooked compared to the quality of your videos. Keep up the good content, I'd be happy to see some ADC tips :)
ADC vid is on the way for sure :D
Waiting for 30 gold is 1000% worth for a T2 or to finish an item. Other then that great advice 💪👌
Nice
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I will watch all your videos
thank you so much :D
good content :)
appreciate ya
Imagine being on console and can’t do #1 or #3 can’t move my HUD and can’t mute people in game. Thanks hirez
I've recommend all of these tips to my new friends who play. I swear very simple and so beneficial but they still don't lol
Normal casting superior 🥶
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Idk why i though this video would relate to me, ive been playing for 8 years 😂
Step 1 get better
Step 2 feel better
Step 3 brush your teeth
hopefully you respond or someone else but i came from cod so i tend to overly care for KD and ik it doesn’t matter in smite but its still always there i been playing for 3 years now and it doesn’t bother me as much but is there any tips besides what u said to mentally forget about kd or kda in the game 😂 or am i jus mental
when you pull up the tab screen, instead of looking at your kda look at all the other information available to you. What build everyones going, gold difference between your allies and the enemies, relic timers on your team, how many wards the enemy team is buying, etc
I play smite every 2months or so because I have no time so I usually use quick casting on my none main gods
#1 and #1.5 are FIRE🔥
Thank you :D fr tho such easy ways to increase awareness
Tip #11 Use wards
How to I make everyone listen to tip #3 ?? (Great video BTW).
tbh i just need to learn how to build set on ur own. i go usually similar builds witch is power spike. i need to learn how i know if attack speed, hybrid or spike isbets and like hwta items. anyone got full info on how to build him?
also dont put vulcan ult on instant cast cuz u wont be able to cast it at max range
😂 😂 No mention of wards? Wow. I was expecting that like "one certain tip"
If I put Instant Cast on everything except Hou Yis first ability, is that setting just for THAT ability or every 1 Ability then
It's character-specific. So you can set individual abilities per character to be on the casting mode you want :D
If only KB+M console players could edit the hud 😞
Imma post the link to this video In chat when the jungle gets tilted and starts flaming the team
LOL ❤
Like.... Nobody understand rule 3 for all those A holes its Always first death insta lost throwing and You rock!
Yeah some people are just really toxic every single game for no reason at all lol
One more thing, learn support. You are going to get it at some point and no one wants to read "I dont know how to play support".
so true lol. and the role is a lot more fun than some people assume :D
was going to send this to a friend to help them improve but this video has like 3 actual tip for GAMEPLAY to get better, the rest are just preferences and common sense...
Don't flame your teammates.... ok? you should do this in any game
move your map so it blocks the entire right side of your vision.... or just learn the game with the map in its normal position
change your casting settings... again, no this doesnt improve anything.
turn your sound up.......... ok, also make sure to turn on your monitor on so you can visually see the enemy, it will help hitting things!
None of these will help you get better at the game.
sorry this vid didnt help you RyanLovesWeed
@@LemSmite you're dogshit
Need a setting to filter vgs. Like only one vgs command goes through looking at those spamming the same one over and over again, as well as filtering out the ones most commonly used to harass people. But that probably will never be a thing.. 🤷♂️
That would be cool. Too many new players leave the game because of toxicity, so I'm all for anything they can add that prevents it
Here's the only tip u need, Que up with a team 😂
first also good video
Thank you!
How in the world do you basic attack an enemy multiple times and stay caught up. i'm on xbox d whenever i get one basic off i slow way down.
yea autoing slows your move speed by a lot, merc is just really fast + i had speed buff and move speed items
How do you instalock a character
Another big big big tip I would throw out to players is try your best not to panic. Like if you're roaming the jungle and bump into three people or get ganked try and just take a spit second to see what you can actually do to survive I have had so many games with friends where I verbally say I am coming to help and they don't even attempt to bring people closer to me for a kill and then after they say I didn't know what to do with that many there if you stay calm and use your map and listen to vgs you can always know if when and where help is coming from and you might make it out alive if you can just be calmer and not panic
So true :D
Holy crap #5 hits every player so hard. I would love to see a game mode where all of the stats are completely hidden and never revealed. Like even post game you can’t see how much damage you had. So sick of hearing “oh I’ve got top damage.” Well cool dude did you know the losing team of a $1,000,000 game still has a dude with top damage? It doesn’t mean a single thing if you lose the game with top damage. I feel like there would be so many more games won if a tsuki wouldn’t just ult all 5 by himself because someone else on the team took top damage from him. I literally watched that happen once. I took top damage and our jng ulted all 5 people by phoenix just so he could have top damage back. We lost the game off that play too. It’s not all that guys fault but he 100% cared more about losing with top damage over winning a game without the top stat. 🤦🏽♂️ small dick energy. Lol
Lol just yesterday I faced a nuwa ulting on cd. She died so much cause her ult was never up when I ganked 😅 gotta have that big number tho
@@LemSmite 😂 ngl I ult on cd but it’s so I have vision of the enemy team and I never die with her. She’s op. I never care about top damage with her tho because it’s guaranteed so it doesn’t count. Like you couldn’t even brag about it. Lol
To #8... I think if you need like 30-40 more gold for T2 -> T3 Crusher, you should wait and don't buy another T1 item. The passive effect of T3 items are super good
Yeah definitely don't start building other items til you finish your t3
11th: Get a better PC
Not like me who is playing on a trash toaster
What does tilting means
Tilting is when your angry or upset about something and it causes you to play worse
Hate toxic people just because someone new to the game how he ever going to improve with no help .
Yeah it's unfortunate cause it turns a lot of people away from the game
what is tilting?
I think my connotation of tilting is when you let your emotions negatively influence your gameplay. So for example, if you're on a loss streak and notice yourself playing worse than you normally would, I would say that is a result of tilt. I believe the term came from poker and is now applied to video games :D
What can console players do to look back at games
you could clip any time you die or think you misplayed. I haven't played on console in years so idk if there's a better way, sry D:
Rip console with no hub editor
What's tilting?
tilting is like getting mad at the game and playing worse as a result
2024 🙏
I already climbed from bronze to diamond so this didn’t help
He missed the tip most important for conquest players. It's get off of conquest and play joust instead.
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Or Arena, lol
Yikes
Conquest is the most competitive game mode, but I understand not everyone is built for conquest it does get cut throat. Just do what makes you feel safe n have fun nothin wrong with that but conquest is the cream of the crop to competitive players.
@@travissaveriano1 I like conq but waiting 30-40mins just to lose or f6 is draining 🥲
no im first
NO ME
Dont tilt is unrealistic, even adapting tilts, doenst make him look bad lol.
of course. nobody is immune to tilting :D
i like listening to music so tip 1 il do. not 2. for sure not
I’ll tell u how to get better by teamwork an also listen to ur teammates when they hit surrender u surrender ur score is wayyyy low hit the yes damn button atop playing it out u it’s annoying as hell no one wants to play it out stop hitting decline .
f7 warrior til the day i die ;_;
How to get better: Physical god, build Shoguns/Berserkers/Animosity/Qins/Asi/whatever item actually fits the god you're using, then WIN Magical Gods, build Shoguns/Berserkers/Animosity/Telkines/Cyclopean/whatever item actually fits the god you're using, then WIN Season 10 is a joke strategy wise, most hyper casual hold W key left click season in history