Definitely worthwhile checking out his stream. I was chilling out watching a few games last night, and he plays very calmly and clearly. I found it much easier to learn from compared to some of the big streamers that turn their stream into an epilepsy warning every round, and fiddle with their units on the bench at 2000 clicks per second.
@@tamura77tft Question, thought this was the easiest way. I remember that sunfire is anti-heal, and so is morellos. Last whisper is for anti-armor, giant-slayer is anti-tank. Ionic spark is anti-MR. Quick-silver is anti-cc and so is banshee's (to an extent). Frozen heart is anti-attack speed. Zephr-garbage With these in mind, what's the best way for mass reduced MR, Heal, and Shield? Ideally I would put gargoyle, sunfire and either warmogs or bramble depending what I get on my tank. If I don't have an attack speed secondary carry then I'm not sure I can use static shivv. Do I need an AS carry to even make use of the item? I'd much rather use that than make an ionic spark with precious precious rods
@@RussianSpy4632 I'm only a lowly sometimes-GM player but for static shiv, you want to keep in mind that it's a very strong early game item on Ezreal, Warwick, etc. If you have tear + bow at 2-1 and a decent starting board you can slam it to help you streak. Then, it can scale late game if you pivot/upgrade into AP units (think seraphine scholar for innovator start, for instance). Otherwise it's fine on AS comps like warwick reroll or Urgot, like you mentioned. The other, and much less common time you take shiv is when you are already committed to an AP comp and find the components to it or find it on carousel. In this case, you generally just put it on the highest cost backline unit you have besides your main carry. You should only start building shivs and sparks once your AP carry has 2 items at least though. As for whether shiv or spark is better, the answer lies in what unit you can put it on. Spark needs a durable frontline unit (or assassin) that can live for a while, while Shiv needs a backline unit that benefits from casting more frequently thanks to the attack speed. You don't really care about the base attack speed of the unit at this point because it's so late in the game. Also don't discount Zephyr as a trash item; especially later on it can be the difference between winning and lose 1 or 2 crucial rounds that can change your placement by a lot. You just want to make sure to wait until the round is about to start to place it on an easily sellable unit so that you guarantee the carry as the target, and can rinse and repeat by selling the unit it is on between rounds. Hope this helps!
I had ego and was wondering why I couldn’t break out of diamond, you’ve definitely shown me my weak areas thanks for making this. Maybe I’ll see you on ladder ;)
I started playing TFT a couple of days ago. I have been struggling to find good TFT guides, but your videos changed everything. I have been climbing like a smurf player hahah
Watched 2 videos on this channel then hopped into a game and managed to get first place with tips from these videos. Thanks and keep up the good content
Your content is so great man. I appreciate all your input! You know what the interesting part is? The moment I truly realised how bad I’m at the game, that RNG isn’t a thing, and thus the time I still needed to go over my fundamentals; I’ve been AFK farming LP and went from Gold to Diamond, lol…
i always was thinking sunfire is super grief compared to morellos using up the belt, but now I see that it is a question of waiting to cast morellos in stall comps vs getting grev wounds and tru damage right away on their frontline
my biggest tip i can give as i experience it everytime i play the game is, know the meta. i was challenger in set 2 playing azir and nocturne blender, and now playing very little nowadays, it takes me until the end of the patch to feel comfortable on it. recently after not playing for a month or so i tried playing socialite + carry comps and i was going 8th everygame simply from not knowing roll timings, strong item holders, flexible items when i cant afford to greed bis, how my board is affected when i hit something like akali instead of kaisa etc. if u want to climb, play the game, learn the game, learn the meta.
I appreciate this immensely and will help me hugely. And the clarity and pace perfect. I knew quite a few but boy the ones I didn't will help a bunch. Thx 👍
Great guide dude. I already knew all of these things but u made it really easy for lower elo ppl to understand I'll share it with my friends hopefully they learn a thing or two
quick question bc even as a diamond player I have never ever been aware of this: when you say "a maximum of four for each item component" what do you mean by that? as in there can only be 4 tears in any given game? or you can only receive 4 in any game? what is the rule here? I've never EVER heard about this and it seems wildly important!
YOU can only get 4 tears from neutral camps. So if you never get a tear from carrousel, augments, tahm kench ETC.. you should NEVER have 5 tears, 5 rods, 5 swords etc etc.
Force of nature, aka "Tacticians Crown" It's the double spatula item. Most TFT players remember it as FON from all other sets... but they changed the name this set.
Is it worth play testing some game in norm for like a week to test out the meta and only climb on the 2nd week of the patch?I usually play test norm game to check the meta find what best fit to climb and wait for the meta to develop after a full week to know when to force/pivot
For me it works different... read the patch notes, make up your mind & go directly into rankeds just from reading and understanding the numbers... most ppl are really stuck on the last patch and you get a big advantage if u do smth noone knows how to deal with :3
Great video mate, very thorough. Earned a subscriber! I had a question regarding default comps, currently my standard default/fallback is Jhin. I've also been learning AP socialite but that's way off item wise. Would you recommend learning Yone as a secondary default instead? The items are a bit more transferable compared to AP and both roll for 4 cost carries. Also, you mention trist reroll. If playing a yordle opener with trist as item holder, what would indicate I should go for trist reroll instead of playing for Jhin as planned? Something like featherweights?
Yes you can default to yone.. just don't play all challengers early game and of course watch my Yone guide. You can pivot to it over jhin easily because the units are basically the same every game. If you highroll trists early, so you have 5 before wolves, it's very easy to play trist. Also gives more AD to 3 star units... not RH/DB +1 makes for a good comp. If my yordle trait is giving me heaps of vex/poppy/ziggs.. then I can use it for econ to fast 8 instead. You don't want featherweights because you only run trist/lulu 3 star... then just push levels and play strong 4/5costs. You can often still 8 on 5-1 with trist reroll because of yordle econ.
Nice video. After watching video, I skyrocketted to diamond easily wiithin a day. Btw, what tool/helper are you using to show the order of the opponent you have met on the right side?
Great guide! Could you maybe recommend some comfort comps or maybe give some insight on how to tell if a comp is item dependent. I've been playing arcanist as a backup since vex is never contested but idk if its the best choice
Arcanist is in a bad state atm, you need the stars to align, hence very item dependent, champion dependent, augment dependent etc. Comfort comps now: WW reroll, urgot, yone, tristana reroll, Jhin, 3 socialite (fiora/kaisa/viktor) are strong atm.
@@tamura77tft yo Tamura, for the socialite comp, what’s the reccomended starting item and early slammable items? Is it okay to slam archangel’s early or is it a dead time and it is better to slam something like titan’s resolve which works as an item on fiora or generic tank item
@@ilse_22 Archangel is a great slam for 3 socialite because its BIS for kai sa, fiora, kench, viktor. You need a GA on pretty much everyone in that comp. Titans is okay is fine if you want to play fiora.. else its better to greed for giant slayer if you to play other legendaries. Don't burn all your chains before you get GA.
And the last one: 11. Trolling with friends. Do you try to max out traits when you get heart/emblem or rather try to make an optimal combination? Of course it's relative, but let's exclude augments that simply force you. I've only had won with 8 Challenger so far, but I'm not sure if that was actually optimal.
Hi, are you saying ‘stall comps’ or ‘store comps’? I know what a stall comp is, but are you also saying store comp? If so, what is a store comp? Is that just another way to say a reroll comp? I tried googling it first but idk Edit: time stamp 11:15 , also what’s antihill
Question, thought this was the easiest way. I remember that sunfire is anti-heal, and so is morellos. Last whisper is for anti-armor, giant-slayer is anti-tank. Ionic spark is anti-MR. Quick-silver is anti-cc and so is banshee's (to an extent). Frozen heart is anti-attack speed. Zephr-garbage With these in mind, what's the best way for mass reduced MR, Heal, and Shield? Ideally I would put gargoyle, sunfire and either warmogs or bramble depending what I get on my tank. If I don't have an attack speed secondary carry then I'm not sure I can use static shivv. Do I need an AS carry to even make use of the item? I'd much rather use that than make an ionic spark with precious precious rods
Sunfire>morello's early. Once you get a morello holder.. you can hit more units and it's almost always better. if you're playing AP, shiv burns a bow which is nice.. the holder doesn't need that much AS.. though obviously more is slightly better. Spark is a great slam too because it burns a cloak in AP boards. You only need archangel with most AP boards.. so that's only 3 rods for morello, AA and spark and with shiv, spark isn't needed. GA/GS/AA is BIS for viktor/kaisa/akali etc
WHAT?! Zephyr is a garbage item? :D It's very important item late game mate, same as Shroud^^ I can't even count all the games I won because of one single Zephyr :D
Love this vid. I played by myself to gold 4 not knowing shit about this game, after this video i found the site with meta comps. First game after this vid i got easy tft win bcs i followed your tips and lookd at the meta site! Thanks man
Combination of your items/units/augments. It's a skill that you will develop if you're actively looking for direction at all stages of the game. For example if you get a trist/ezreal/trundle early with an early bow item you're looking for AD immediately. If you get a vex/yordles start and slam spark.. you're looking to play AP. You don't have to lock in anything... but getting direction makes itemization and other decisions easier.
I kinda have the problem that I already Know Most of the advices, But i kinda struggle to get out of low elo. Those tips are Great in general, But it is kinda Hard to realize that eg getting all dmg eq, heal reduction items + Tank items. A lot of times when i for Example get the arcanist trait i just Receive ad items, then i dont know If i should play around augment or item. Or when i play chemtech and another one too and i rarely get chemtech Units.
Most of the time you go for flex augments that don't lock you in. As a general rule of thumb, silver augments should NEVER lock you into a comp, because pivoting to what you hit and playing down that augment is often better.
BROOOO, THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOD Few days ago i was playing yone comp and i had 2 star samira with yone items, and when i got 1 yone i instantly sold samira and put yone insted of her, that was a big mistake, i lost like 6 rounds after taht cuz i couldnt hit yobe 2
Great video man! One question, when u burned the bad item components in that especific case, dont u think it would had been better to slam gargoyle and leave spat, bow and belt? U were healthy enough to not suffer too much in mid game, ur board wasnt weak at all, u had a lot of econ so u could had probably pushed 8 at 4-5 and u could have get Braum with Gargoyle+Morello later, which I think is reaaaally strong when u want to protect Yone. Tell me what you think pls (obviously u know more about the game than me, im only d1, so that's why im asking)
It's not a terrible choice, but I lean away from gargoyles with yone because you front row most of your board so the value is low. On top of that you don't need the extra stats on a braum. It also gets cut with shiv/spark/LW very easily. Also keep in mind if you don't get kai'sa early sunfire>morello. And an earlier slam on sunfire gives value for a lot longer when I already have GA made (don't need another chain). I think your variation is a little more greedy and overvalues gargoyles. It's not a bad alternative though... there are always multiples options.
Patch notes are available every 2 weeks. Also, I hate seeing Morellos on MF or Jinx... And I see too much of them. Yeah it applies the damage as well, but you mostly take it for its anti healing properties. And those two characters already have that.
For MF she is a great holder. You make it for her then transfer it to someone else later. Don't underestimate the damage of it because it's true damage. I never see it on jinx though.
Im the typical player that can get to D4 in under 20 games with my eyes closed. Like watch Netflix on the side. The moment Im in d3- masters (100lp) My games start to getting sweaty for me and confusing. These guides r really helpful and im seeing my repetitive mistakes more! Thanks for the free content and analysis of TFT. I don't have the time to figure all this out. My goal is M250Lp each set and with ur guides and my daily streaming watch time, I think its possible now! Thanks again.
Great video, and a great way to make the communty understand the game more!! But there's something i couldn't understand, which is whenever i climb to a certain rank (d1-d2) i start a lose streak out of nowhere until i reach d4 0lp and i have to start everything from the 0, it happened 3 times so far, any explanation?!
I know that strong comps this meta are kaisa/viktor/akali with 3 socialite... But I can never hit them only when I'm so low hp... Can you make a guide about how to play mid-game and get into a end-game final comp?
I have been playing auto battlers for over 2 years and I am still just flat bad. All I can master is basics, comps, items and econ.. but the finer details just overwhelm my brain..
I started playing TFT aabout 5 days ago (playing all day everyday since university is over and im bored). I just reached platinum today by following your tips! The good front line, 4 cost bait, item components explanation and default comp tips helped a lot. Amazing video! One thing I figured on my own is early game carries for team comps, figuring out that twisted fat and miss fortune were insanely broken when holding my shojin & morello at stage 2/3 to transition into kaisa/malzahar mutants made my elo sky rocket. However, this wouldn't have been possible without the strong front line tip you gave, by far the most important tip in the video. Reading into damage calculation formulas made me realize that warmogs should never go on a colossus like chogath (in fact i understand why thornmail and dragon are so OP on colossus now). Very informative great video!
If your level 6/7 and your board is somewhat stable but your not win or lose streaking, I never know to roll or fast 8 and then get lost usually and that’s when I get 7/8th
@@tamura77tft yo back here to say am dia 4 29 lp now :) on a top 4 streak the things i learned really helped, i realized my positioning and playstyle around augments is trash, thanks for the tips!
You're obviously an extremely good player, and I'm sure you know what you're talking about, but I stopped watching when you said to not slam a warmogs onto early tanks. That was a bit of a head scratcher there, tbh.
I was illustrating that matching items to unit abilities matters a lot. If you think warmogs has more value than Sunfire or redemption early, I strongly disagree with you. Of course it's not bad on an early front line unit but it offers less stats early/mid game than other options.
#1 mistake ... thinking that you will get the unit you need if you roll down far enough #2 mistake ... thinking the items you want to build will actually appear or not get taken from other players #3 mistake ... trying to win early and getting item screwed because you're picking last on the carousel because you're an idiot who likes to pretend he can stay in first all game (Thank you BTW) #4 mistake ... thinking TFT gods will actually give you a useful augment and building around said augment you are hoping for #5 mistake ... trying to make a 1 cost unit three star even though your level 5 and wasting gold on rerolls to do it. #6 mistake ... deciding what team comp your going for before you get your first augment or any actual units because you don't plan to adapt to what the game gives you #7 mistake ... not spending time to figure what items best enhance which heroes #8 mistake ... taking big point losses because you didn't level up when other players are two levels higher than you as though your 5 units can beat their 7 units #9 mistake ... taking big point losses because your artifacts are all on the bench instead of being made into useful items and being on heroes #10 mistake ... thinking thieves gloves suck even though you have heroes with scrap on them /rolleyes My list ... I claim it from my pain ...
#11 mistake ... not watching videos from players like Tamura77 TFT who are kind enough to share their wisdom on the game. Watch and research if you want to get better. You are at a good start by watching this video if it's your 10th time rewatching it =)
they have to remove the loss streak stuff, its just boring and really lame, someone who has a loss streak not only gets all the gold, but also chooses his items, thats really stupid as a game design, you get too many rewards for losing so most of people lose on purpose, then we need some sort of protection against too lucky people, nobody should be so lucky to get multiple 2stars or even 3stars at very early stages and also the abilities you get which are RNG must be nerfed, some of them are very OP and some are useless and its very unfair if RNG is in such an important game aspect involved.
If the game is soley rng, why are good players able to climb straight to masters within a few days (maybe longer), but the majority of the player base will be stuck somewhere around gold at their peak?
Definitely worthwhile checking out his stream. I was chilling out watching a few games last night, and he plays very calmly and clearly.
I found it much easier to learn from compared to some of the big streamers that turn their stream into an epilepsy warning every round, and fiddle with their units on the bench at 2000 clicks per second.
Thanks for the vouch!
@@tamura77tft Question, thought this was the easiest way.
I remember that sunfire is anti-heal, and so is morellos.
Last whisper is for anti-armor, giant-slayer is anti-tank.
Ionic spark is anti-MR.
Quick-silver is anti-cc and so is banshee's (to an extent).
Frozen heart is anti-attack speed.
Zephr-garbage
With these in mind, what's the best way for mass reduced MR, Heal, and Shield?
Ideally I would put gargoyle, sunfire and either warmogs or bramble depending what I get on my tank. If I don't have an attack speed secondary carry then I'm not sure I can use static shivv.
Do I need an AS carry to even make use of the item? I'd much rather use that than make an ionic spark with precious precious rods
@@RussianSpy4632 I'm only a lowly sometimes-GM player but for static shiv, you want to keep in mind that it's a very strong early game item on Ezreal, Warwick, etc. If you have tear + bow at 2-1 and a decent starting board you can slam it to help you streak. Then, it can scale late game if you pivot/upgrade into AP units (think seraphine scholar for innovator start, for instance). Otherwise it's fine on AS comps like warwick reroll or Urgot, like you mentioned.
The other, and much less common time you take shiv is when you are already committed to an AP comp and find the components to it or find it on carousel. In this case, you generally just put it on the highest cost backline unit you have besides your main carry. You should only start building shivs and sparks once your AP carry has 2 items at least though. As for whether shiv or spark is better, the answer lies in what unit you can put it on. Spark needs a durable frontline unit (or assassin) that can live for a while, while Shiv needs a backline unit that benefits from casting more frequently thanks to the attack speed. You don't really care about the base attack speed of the unit at this point because it's so late in the game.
Also don't discount Zephyr as a trash item; especially later on it can be the difference between winning and lose 1 or 2 crucial rounds that can change your placement by a lot. You just want to make sure to wait until the round is about to start to place it on an easily sellable unit so that you guarantee the carry as the target, and can rinse and repeat by selling the unit it is on between rounds.
Hope this helps!
@@RussianSpy4632 Zephyr is not garbage.
I had ego and was wondering why I couldn’t break out of diamond, you’ve definitely shown me my weak areas thanks for making this. Maybe I’ll see you on ladder ;)
We shall see!
I started playing TFT a couple of days ago. I have been struggling to find good TFT guides, but your videos changed everything. I have been climbing like a smurf player hahah
That's great to hear! Keep it up!
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Kinda same actually, I started last week and am up to gold now. We'll see if it continues
Watched 2 videos on this channel then hopped into a game and managed to get first place with tips from these videos. Thanks and keep up the good content
Your content is so great man. I appreciate all your input! You know what the interesting part is? The moment I truly realised how bad I’m at the game, that RNG isn’t a thing, and thus the time I still needed to go over my fundamentals; I’ve been AFK farming LP and went from Gold to Diamond, lol…
i always was thinking sunfire is super grief compared to morellos using up the belt, but now I see that it is a question of waiting to cast morellos in stall comps vs getting grev wounds and tru damage right away on their frontline
my biggest tip i can give as i experience it everytime i play the game is, know the meta. i was challenger in set 2 playing azir and nocturne blender, and now playing very little nowadays, it takes me until the end of the patch to feel comfortable on it. recently after not playing for a month or so i tried playing socialite + carry comps and i was going 8th everygame simply from not knowing roll timings, strong item holders, flexible items when i cant afford to greed bis, how my board is affected when i hit something like akali instead of kaisa etc. if u want to climb, play the game, learn the game, learn the meta.
Super helpful. Hard to fix a problem if not realizing it’s a problem. Have some problems to fix :). Thanks for the effort.
all these videos are super well produced, you're going to grow super fast! lmk if you ever need dmca/royalty-free pop/r&b music for streams or vids!
Thankyou, will let you know!
Awesome video! Didn't know about the item thing, i'd love to know more!
great video. been hard stuck diamond for some time, heard a lot of great advice here. Thank you sir 🙏🏼
Great info. A lot of value of this vid. I’m definitely climbing slower this set and I think you’ve highlighted a couple mistakes in my play.
That's good to hear, keep with it!
I appreciate this immensely and will help me hugely. And the clarity and pace perfect. I knew quite a few but boy the ones I didn't will help a bunch. Thx 👍
Very nice video, thanks!
Great video with full usefull details. I played vertical challengers a lot nad often made mistake u mentioned making warwick yone's item holder.
Same! :D
Great guide dude. I already knew all of these things but u made it really easy for lower elo ppl to understand I'll share it with my friends hopefully they learn a thing or two
Thank you!
Thanks for you're guide, you got youself a new sub
your videos are fucking amazing, I'll be rooting for you at worlds!
Absolute legend.. lets hope I can qualify!
quick question bc even as a diamond player I have never ever been aware of this: when you say "a maximum of four for each item component" what do you mean by that? as in there can only be 4 tears in any given game? or you can only receive 4 in any game? what is the rule here? I've never EVER heard about this and it seems wildly important!
YOU can only get 4 tears from neutral camps. So if you never get a tear from carrousel, augments, tahm kench ETC.. you should NEVER have 5 tears, 5 rods, 5 swords etc etc.
Hey what is the overlay for the next to face/previous faced? Awesome video I've just stumbled on your channel, it seems really great!
blitz.gg
@ 2:27 what does he mean by fawn or FON ?
Force of nature, aka "Tacticians Crown" It's the double spatula item. Most TFT players remember it as FON from all other sets... but they changed the name this set.
Thanks for this bro 😁👊
Your videos are really helpful!
your mindset and explain very well and detail thx
You do a fantastic job, ty! Happy Holidays all!
Happy Holidays to you good sir!
great video bro, thanks a lot!
Great video!!
Is it worth play testing some game in norm for like a week to test out the meta and only climb on the 2nd week of the patch?I usually play test norm game to check the meta find what best fit to climb and wait for the meta to develop after a full week to know when to force/pivot
You can do that for safer play for sure.. but keep in mind its harder to learn the meta when vsing worse opponents (normal players).
For me it works different... read the patch notes, make up your mind & go directly into rankeds just from reading and understanding the numbers... most ppl are really stuck on the last patch and you get a big advantage if u do smth noone knows how to deal with :3
@@MinionsWillSpawn I agree. I gained a lot after the last two patches.
@@to2fishs Good strat if you have the time for sure!
That and just lowrolling like getting makeshift armor as an option when you have junkyard and scrap in
Your videos are so helpful, help me alot. Can you make full game analysis video in the future ? That would be so great
I do exactly that on twich and I am getting more consistent with my streaming!
Diamond player here - fantastic video mate :)
Great video mate, very thorough. Earned a subscriber!
I had a question regarding default comps, currently my standard default/fallback is Jhin. I've also been learning AP socialite but that's way off item wise.
Would you recommend learning Yone as a secondary default instead? The items are a bit more transferable compared to AP and both roll for 4 cost carries.
Also, you mention trist reroll. If playing a yordle opener with trist as item holder, what would indicate I should go for trist reroll instead of playing for Jhin as planned? Something like featherweights?
Yes you can default to yone.. just don't play all challengers early game and of course watch my Yone guide. You can pivot to it over jhin easily because the units are basically the same every game.
If you highroll trists early, so you have 5 before wolves, it's very easy to play trist. Also gives more AD to 3 star units... not RH/DB +1 makes for a good comp.
If my yordle trait is giving me heaps of vex/poppy/ziggs.. then I can use it for econ to fast 8 instead. You don't want featherweights because you only run trist/lulu 3 star... then just push levels and play strong 4/5costs.
You can often still 8 on 5-1 with trist reroll because of yordle econ.
What is the program that you are using? I've seen a lot of youtubers use it
blitz.gg
Nice video. After watching video, I skyrocketted to diamond easily wiithin a day.
Btw, what tool/helper are you using to show the order of the opponent you have met on the right side?
Blitz.gg
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Great guide! Could you maybe recommend some comfort comps or maybe give some insight on how to tell if a comp is item dependent. I've been playing arcanist as a backup since vex is never contested but idk if its the best choice
Arcanist is in a bad state atm, you need the stars to align, hence very item dependent, champion dependent, augment dependent etc.
Comfort comps now: WW reroll, urgot, yone, tristana reroll, Jhin, 3 socialite (fiora/kaisa/viktor) are strong atm.
@@tamura77tft yo Tamura, for the socialite comp, what’s the reccomended starting item and early slammable items? Is it okay to slam archangel’s early or is it a dead time and it is better to slam something like titan’s resolve which works as an item on fiora or generic tank item
@@ilse_22 Archangel is a great slam for 3 socialite because its BIS for kai sa, fiora, kench, viktor. You need a GA on pretty much everyone in that comp.
Titans is okay is fine if you want to play fiora.. else its better to greed for giant slayer if you to play other legendaries. Don't burn all your chains before you get GA.
Starting items can be sword, chain, bow, rod. You want 2 of all of them depending on what you're playing. Gloves and cloaks are dead though.
Thanks for this, Tamura. Would you be willing to do a Guide on Kog'Maw protectors re roll?
Here's my guide.
Don't do it.
It's literally always contested so you're setting yourself up for 1st or 8th. Which is not a good spot to be in tft
And the last one: 11. Trolling with friends.
Do you try to max out traits when you get heart/emblem or rather try to make an optimal combination? Of course it's relative, but let's exclude augments that simply force you. I've only had won with 8 Challenger so far, but I'm not sure if that was actually optimal.
Optimal combination is always better. Vertical traits are weak this set, which includes 8 challenger, chemtech, academy etc
@@tamura77tft I see, thanks! The things you point out in the video are useful as well.
Hi, are you saying ‘stall comps’ or ‘store comps’?
I know what a stall comp is, but are you also saying store comp? If so, what is a store comp? Is that just another way to say a reroll comp?
I tried googling it first but idk
Edit: time stamp 11:15 , also what’s antihill
He’s saying stall comp
Stall and anti-heal (morello/sunfire)
Thanks buddy
Question, thought this was the easiest way.
I remember that sunfire is anti-heal, and so is morellos.
Last whisper is for anti-armor, giant-slayer is anti-tank.
Ionic spark is anti-MR.
Quick-silver is anti-cc and so is banshee's (to an extent).
Frozen heart is anti-attack speed.
Zephr-garbage
With these in mind, what's the best way for mass reduced MR, Heal, and Shield?
Ideally I would put gargoyle, sunfire and either warmogs or bramble depending what I get on my tank. If I don't have an attack speed secondary carry then I'm not sure I can use static shivv.
Do I need an AS carry to even make use of the item? I'd much rather use that than make an ionic spark with precious precious rods
Sunfire>morello's early. Once you get a morello holder.. you can hit more units and it's almost always better.
if you're playing AP, shiv burns a bow which is nice.. the holder doesn't need that much AS.. though obviously more is slightly better. Spark is a great slam too because it burns a cloak in AP boards. You only need archangel with most AP boards.. so that's only 3 rods for morello, AA and spark and with shiv, spark isn't needed.
GA/GS/AA is BIS for viktor/kaisa/akali etc
WHAT?! Zephyr is a garbage item? :D It's very important item late game mate, same as Shroud^^ I can't even count all the games I won because of one single Zephyr :D
@@Vialleynie Terrible slam, great late game item. Not disagreeing with you at all.
@@tamura77tft oooh! I got it now, sorry english is not my native language 😅
i skyrocketed to diamond so easy with this channel, gold info!
Nice, keep it up!
Love this vid. I played by myself to gold 4 not knowing shit about this game, after this video i found the site with meta comps. First game after this vid i got easy tft win bcs i followed your tips and lookd at the meta site! Thanks man
Really helpful, thanks
what overlay r u usingM?
How do you get these informationtags at the site
Which tags? Could you link a timeframe in the video you're talking about?
How do you determine which items components are good for you and which ones are bad? Is it based on what comp you start?
Combination of your items/units/augments. It's a skill that you will develop if you're actively looking for direction at all stages of the game.
For example if you get a trist/ezreal/trundle early with an early bow item you're looking for AD immediately.
If you get a vex/yordles start and slam spark.. you're looking to play AP.
You don't have to lock in anything... but getting direction makes itemization and other decisions easier.
Wow I’ve seen some of these tips before but never to such great detail, nice vid bro maybe I can act get out of diamond :0
10:35 LOL also giving us tips on how to ask the streamer too meta man
Good luck and thanks!
What is the tft overlay you use?
blitz.gg
I kinda have the problem that I already Know Most of the advices, But i kinda struggle to get out of low elo. Those tips are Great in general, But it is kinda Hard to realize that eg getting all dmg eq, heal reduction items + Tank items. A lot of times when i for Example get the arcanist trait i just Receive ad items, then i dont know If i should play around augment or item. Or when i play chemtech and another one too and i rarely get chemtech Units.
Most of the time you go for flex augments that don't lock you in. As a general rule of thumb, silver augments should NEVER lock you into a comp, because pivoting to what you hit and playing down that augment is often better.
@@tamura77tft Ty, appreciate it that u respond even for older videos l. I might annoy you more in the future :D
How many complete items are usually gained by the end of a typical match?
6 at 5-1 without augments, then full items are carrosel and neutrals, sometimes 3 on nuetrals
BROOOO, THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOD
Few days ago i was playing yone comp and i had 2 star samira with yone items, and when i got 1 yone i instantly sold samira and put yone insted of her, that was a big mistake, i lost like 6 rounds after taht cuz i couldnt hit yobe 2
Glad that you found one very crucial mistake, now you can never make it again!
What is the app that shows you who are you going against?
Blitz
Great video man!
One question, when u burned the bad item components in that especific case, dont u think it would had been better to slam gargoyle and leave spat, bow and belt? U were healthy enough to not suffer too much in mid game, ur board wasnt weak at all, u had a lot of econ so u could had probably pushed 8 at 4-5 and u could have get Braum with Gargoyle+Morello later, which I think is reaaaally strong when u want to protect Yone.
Tell me what you think pls (obviously u know more about the game than me, im only d1, so that's why im asking)
It's not a terrible choice, but I lean away from gargoyles with yone because you front row most of your board so the value is low. On top of that you don't need the extra stats on a braum. It also gets cut with shiv/spark/LW very easily. Also keep in mind if you don't get kai'sa early sunfire>morello. And an earlier slam on sunfire gives value for a lot longer when I already have GA made (don't need another chain).
I think your variation is a little more greedy and overvalues gargoyles. It's not a bad alternative though... there are always multiples options.
Patch notes are available every 2 weeks.
Also, I hate seeing Morellos on MF or Jinx... And I see too much of them.
Yeah it applies the damage as well, but you mostly take it for its anti healing properties. And those two characters already have that.
For MF she is a great holder. You make it for her then transfer it to someone else later. Don't underestimate the damage of it because it's true damage. I never see it on jinx though.
Does anyone know what overlay he is using that tells him who hes fighting next?
blitz.gg
Im the typical player that can get to D4 in under 20 games with my eyes closed. Like watch Netflix on the side. The moment Im in d3- masters (100lp) My games start to getting sweaty for me and confusing.
These guides r really helpful and im seeing my repetitive mistakes more!
Thanks for the free content and analysis of TFT.
I don't have the time to figure all this out.
My goal is M250Lp each set and with ur guides and my daily streaming watch time, I think its possible now!
Thanks again.
Great video, and a great way to make the communty understand the game more!!
But there's something i couldn't understand, which is whenever i climb to a certain rank (d1-d2) i start a lose streak out of nowhere until i reach d4 0lp and i have to start everything from the 0, it happened 3 times so far, any explanation?!
Either bad RNG... or more than likely you're tilting after the start of a loss streak and making more mistakes... hence the snowball effect :3
I see you use an overlay what is it?
Blitz.gg
my fall back comp is 6 scrap then just grab whichever 5 costs
I know that strong comps this meta are kaisa/viktor/akali with 3 socialite... But I can never hit them only when I'm so low hp... Can you make a guide about how to play mid-game and get into a end-game final comp?
Half way done with my 3 socialite fiora guide which has the potential to pivot into exactly that, it will include early/mid game boards.
@@tamura77tft Thanks! Really appreciate it
I have been playing auto battlers for over 2 years and I am still just flat bad. All I can master is basics, comps, items and econ.. but the finer details just overwhelm my brain..
I started playing TFT aabout 5 days ago (playing all day everyday since university is over and im bored). I just reached platinum today by following your tips!
The good front line, 4 cost bait, item components explanation and default comp tips helped a lot. Amazing video!
One thing I figured on my own is early game carries for team comps, figuring out that twisted fat and miss fortune were insanely broken when holding my shojin & morello at stage 2/3 to transition into kaisa/malzahar mutants made my elo sky rocket. However, this wouldn't have been possible without the strong front line tip you gave, by far the most important tip in the video.
Reading into damage calculation formulas made me realize that warmogs should never go on a colossus like chogath (in fact i understand why thornmail and dragon are so OP on colossus now).
Very informative great video!
Congrats on the progress, keep it up!
good well made vid.
Nice!!
If your level 6/7 and your board is somewhat stable but your not win or lose streaking, I never know to roll or fast 8 and then get lost usually and that’s when I get 7/8th
As a general rule of thumb if you're losing more than 10Hp per round.. you're not stable.
Super usefull
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Wow, I've been platinum for 3 seasons and gold for the rest and I didn't know any of this
Hey great video i learned alot just started this season hardstuck plat 2-1 am pretty sure i can climb now :)
Best of luck!
@@tamura77tft yo back here to say am dia 4 29 lp now :) on a top 4 streak the things i learned really helped, i realized my positioning and playstyle around augments is trash, thanks for the tips!
nice vids :p
I'm hit masters for the first time this season. I climbed up to 100 LP something, then just lost it all. now just stuck at 0 LP :X
Focus on improving over LP and keep your head up, good luck!
my comfort comp is assassins in every set💀
Unfortunate for you atm then 0.0
not getting the one unit you need all game, only to then get it while in the last match. I M never playing this shot again xD
You're obviously an extremely good player, and I'm sure you know what you're talking about, but I stopped watching when you said to not slam a warmogs onto early tanks. That was a bit of a head scratcher there, tbh.
I was illustrating that matching items to unit abilities matters a lot. If you think warmogs has more value than Sunfire or redemption early, I strongly disagree with you.
Of course it's not bad on an early front line unit but it offers less stats early/mid game than other options.
#1 mistake ... thinking that you will get the unit you need if you roll down far enough
#2 mistake ... thinking the items you want to build will actually appear or not get taken from other players
#3 mistake ... trying to win early and getting item screwed because you're picking last on the carousel because you're an idiot who likes to pretend he can stay in first all game (Thank you BTW)
#4 mistake ... thinking TFT gods will actually give you a useful augment and building around said augment you are hoping for
#5 mistake ... trying to make a 1 cost unit three star even though your level 5 and wasting gold on rerolls to do it.
#6 mistake ... deciding what team comp your going for before you get your first augment or any actual units because you don't plan to adapt to what the game gives you
#7 mistake ... not spending time to figure what items best enhance which heroes
#8 mistake ... taking big point losses because you didn't level up when other players are two levels higher than you as though your 5 units can beat their 7 units
#9 mistake ... taking big point losses because your artifacts are all on the bench instead of being made into useful items and being on heroes
#10 mistake ... thinking thieves gloves suck even though you have heroes with scrap on them /rolleyes
My list ... I claim it from my pain ...
#11 mistake ... not watching videos from players like Tamura77 TFT who are kind enough to share their wisdom on the game. Watch and research if you want to get better. You are at a good start by watching this video if it's your 10th time rewatching it =)
too much info
they have to remove the loss streak stuff, its just boring and really lame, someone who has a loss streak not only gets all the gold, but also chooses his items, thats really stupid as a game design, you get too many rewards for losing so most of people lose on purpose, then we need some sort of protection against too lucky people, nobody should be so lucky to get multiple 2stars or even 3stars at very early stages and also the abilities you get which are RNG must be nerfed, some of them are very OP and some are useless and its very unfair if RNG is in such an important game aspect involved.
rng game guide LMAOOOOOOO
If the game is soley rng, why are good players able to climb straight to masters within a few days (maybe longer), but the majority of the player base will be stuck somewhere around gold at their peak?