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nice video!

Thank you, very knowledgeable video.

hey, im a challanger player and after watching the video i must say this is very informative for a person that is in diamond. Great video

as a complete tft noob (i usually place 5-8, and have only played like 10 games) i think #2 is the most helpful since from lvl 3-4 i would usually level up even if i didnt even have 4 units, just because i only needed 4 exp to make it to lvl 4

still no info on how to pick units

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#3 chasing random 3 star units #5 rolling to the exact threshold

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Now that you mention it, I am also one of those people who has been running into tutorial ,guides, ticks and tips videos that is suitable for players who already know the basics. Thank you for this video.

Very well made video so kudos on that, I'm sure these tips will help a lot of people! I think I'd disagree with the last point depending on what you're rolling for. If the unit you're rolling for would be a big spike, then it's going to be worth buying it even if you lose out on some interest gold (especially if you're rolling down just to 50), so you might as well roll down to 50 rather than 54. If it's just a trait-bot or something really unimportant then I'd agree you don't need to roll all the way down to your threshold, but then at that point you have to ask why you're rolling at all lol.

Great Video Man super easy to understand

Very clear info, straight to the point and also very informative. Subbed.

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Those were some decent tips but some more you could of added, been playing double up with friends that just either are super new or just not really good and i see them do a lot of small mistakes that probably a lot of beginners do, some of them u talked about in this video like rolling early / chasing unnecessary 3stars. Some others ive seen is chasing BIS only, they usually look at some tierlist or guide and see their bis and go for only that, getting bis every game is just not realistic especially if ur not on a losing streak, slamming items that might not be best but still good will often save a lot of hp and even help you get winning streaks easier, ive seen a lot of ppl either be super low or lose their streak just because they had 6 components laying around trying to chase bis. Dont level/roll right before creep rounds, you just lose eco for no reason unless youre really forced to spend to stay in the game. Try to balance combat and eco augments, usually having 3 combat or 3 eco augments isnt ideal, not always something you can do since you might just be super unlucky but if ur first 2 traits were eco augments, you should probably try to get a combat augment next. Do just a very little bit of scouting, you really dont have to analyse every single board and but you should always check a couple things, if ur playing duelist and see 3 other people that have either tristana or volibear, maybe try a different comp. Sometime ur stuck in ur comp due to ur augments, like extended duel, if ur getting contested either wait with ur rolling until the others are dead and if that wont happen you can just level and try to play a different carry like irelia instead of staying 7 and rolling all game. Scouting on augment rounds is also very important, if you get any hero augment like Midnight Siphon scout if anyone else got that augment, otherwise if 2 people just take the augment without scouting each other both will end up contesting each other. Dont choose your comp before the game starts, there has been so many games where my duo just said im going comp x, and tried to force it no matter what. That is not how you play the game, you might win some games where you end up just hitting or maybe ur playing a strong meta comp and no one is contesting but play what you hit, not what you decided before the game.

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Tip Clarifications: #1: The point here isn't to "never spend any gold on stage 2." You obviously still need to buy units, but spending gold on rolls is extremely low-value because you don't have much direction yet. Let your free shops give you direction on what to play. #2: For some comps (including Senna reroll!), level 7 is not very impactful, but level 8 is. The question there is whether you're strong enough to make it to level 8 safely, since it is pretty expensive. #3: The specific wording of "CHASING" 3-stars is important here. If you happen to see many copies of Kindred for example as you are still searching for Yone 3, there's nothing wrong with holding them just in case you continue to get lucky (provided you have enough gold to do so). However, if you already have Yone 3, there is no reason to continue dumping gold to find Kindred 3, since Yone is significantly more powerful in the comp, and reaching those higher levels will yield greater board strength. #5: I only talk about rolling to/above 50 here, but the concept still applies if you choose to roll to lower thresholds such as 30 or 40, especially since you won't make back a full threshold without a streak bonus (e.g. 40 gold + 5 passive gold + 4 interest + 0 streak = 49 gold). General Clarifications: 1) All boards shown are just meant to be examples. They are by no means meant to show optimal positioning or items (although I did my best wrt items). Don't try to greed for the exact items I show, since there are lots of other options that will still work just fine. 2) The examples were written during patch 14.7, which had a very different meta than 14.8. I can't make any guarantees that the specific boards will remain particularly powerful (although the relative power differences of the options I discussed should still be similar). 3) I'm sorry about the inconsistent audio. I had a bit of a stuffy nose during one of my recording sessions and it was a lot more obvious than I thought it would be LOL

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omg thank u for including the intro song i was wondering why it was so familiar and catchy haha x&y boutique is a banger

By far the best TFT beginner's guide that I've found - thank you!

I started playing in the very beginning, but didn’t stick around. I learned the basics of the underlying mechanics going on, but that’s it. Came back for a super short stint a while ago, didn’t learn the game really, just played one specific reroll comp and got bored. Now I’m picking it up but for real this time, and yeah, true beginner resources are so scarce. Everyone seems to give such meta specific advice, I really just want the basic fundamentals. Thanks for this.

i thought at first you was like a very famous TFT youtuber,my friend plays TFT he is diamond and i wanna play the game too, this guide is so helpful but the game is still hard/overwhelming for me 😂, thanks for the video the editing is clean and the explanation is very good and clear

New player here thanks for this rather complete and comprehensive guide. I even took the Google slide so I can learn anywhere

So helpful

Ive been tryng to transition from CCGs to Auto battlers and this guide has been insanely helpful thanks a bunch

keep seeing this game near the top of twitch so i figured i gotta take a closer look at it and play it

Damn... This should be fix.. Sona can't be giving buffs to a dummy..😂😂

I guess it was a dmg sona angle

sona did not understand the assignment

I had no idea there was a lock for the board and ive been playing on and off for months lol thank you!

thanks for the guide!

This is Easily the best guide ive seen

I somehow have more fun in the hyper roll mode though!!

Thank you

Thank you so much bro, I just started playing because it got releasee on mobile :D

yo the graphics design segment as really fun to pause and read through and had some really funny camments... +1 sub brother im surprised ur not poppin off

Wow great quality vid man. Really good! I found it looking for a guild didn't look at your channel, I would have never guessed you didn't have 50-100k subs just from listening and the quality.

Thanks

i know i shouldnt roll, but finger don't stop clicking roll sometimes :(

This video is perfect !

Just got into Tft set 10! havent watched yet but thanks so much for a guide about the core fundimentals of the game, wanted to find exactly this <3

thanks I'm new to tft and this helped me understand it a lot better thx for the help

Hey, I'm super old and slow as far as LoL players go... Was a plat back in 2012 or so but dropped off and havent played much at all since 2013 or 2014.... Absolutely insane how much things have changed with champ redesigns and stuff. This seems like a great compromise to get my League fix in again! Sadly life has gotten in the way and I cant commit the time needed to play even normals in LoL. Thanks for the video, maybe I'll run into you in game some day :).

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE RELEASE OF SET 10: Some of the specific numbers I've given in this video ARE subject to change in future sets. For example, it was confirmed today that the level cap would be raised from 9 to 10, and that they would be adjusting shop odds accordingly. While we don't yet know how exactly the shop odds will be changed, this also has the potential to affect what level is optimal for reroll comps. Mortdog also mentioned the possibility of adjusting the Champion Pool for each cost in the future, with the 4 cost pool being adjusted from 12 copies to 11. Legends will also NOT be returning in Set 10, and portals will remain, but we won't be seeing portals as disruptive as The Sump or House Lightshield. Furthermore, they've replaced 2 items, RFC and Night Harvester, with Red Buff and Steadfast Heart respectively. Some existing items also received balance changes. They've also added the new core set 10 mechanic called Headliners. A Headliner is a unit that is bought for 3 times the standard cost but is immediately a 2-star unit, and gets a "Headliner buff" (most champs just get extra AD or HP or AP, some have more interesting effects). Headliners will also contribute an extra +1 for one of their traits. Despite these adjustments, almost all of the underlying concepts presented in this video should still apply to future sets. Managing your Item Economy, timing your power spikes, etc. will always be important skills in TFT, but the specific numbers may require adjustments in how it is executed. I'm not sure yet if I will be creating an updated video for Set 10, since it would be very time consuming to replace all of the clips and visuals, even with only minor adjustments to the actual content. My intention in creating this guide in the first place was to give people a primer on the fundamentals of TFT while mentioning as little set-specific information as possible (although examples are sometimes needed, of course). Personally, I feel like I've done at least a decent job at this, and redoing the most time-consuming part of the process just to present the same information as before seems a bit exhausting tbh. Regardless, thanks for watching the video and reading this wall of text! EDIT (November 14, 2023): There have been a lot of changes to the PBE almost every day until now, but ALL of the unit pool sizes have now changed (sizes are now 22/20/17/10/9 for 1/2/3/4/5 cost units). The set 10 mechanic, Headliners, also received a HUGE change this morning where a headliner will only appear if at least half of the unit's pool is still available. Follow me! Twitch: www.twitch.tv/fyzzl Twitter: twitter.com/Fyzzl_Potato Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/fyzzl

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