So basically: 1. Know your build 2. Know your best modes 3. Know your brawler 4. Be patient and don't attack/super right away 5. Don't be an idiot 6. Be supportive 7. Don't waste your super 8. Know your counters and easy matchups
As a Jessie main, I beg you, please, forget that Shocky exists. Even in heist Energize is better since you healing the hyper-Scrappy turns it into an absolute brick wall for enemies that's eating out safe HP super fast. Jessie's own bounces can compensate for Shocky's bounces, if you're worried about that.
Idk as a Jessie main myself I’ve found a lot of use with her shocky star power and it helps eliminate people defending the turret, but each to their own
"Ah, I see you've uncovered the *ancient* art of turning Jessie into a hyper-defensive wall. Impressive! But hear me out: Shocky's not just for show it’s for the thrill of pure, unbridled chaos! Because nothing says ‘strategy’ like watching a bouncing bolt leave opponents second-guessing their life choices. Besides, while Energize may give Scrappy some gym time, Shocky's busy having a blast out there, literally. Sometimes, it's not about turning your turret into an immovable fortress but about letting it live its best chaotic life. So, we’ll keep Shocky, thanks-after all, we’re here for fun, not a Jessie TED Talk!" - Kamala Harris
Also a Jessie main and I can say that both starpowers are really good Energizer can be pretty useful on modes like gemgrab heist shocky is far more annoying to deal with especially in hotzone or heist because it can delete you and your enemies for maximum value but both starpowers are situational meaning that some maps or mode one can be more useful than the other
My favorite vid so far, good usable advice. Cant wait for part 2. Also, remember peeps that rules like this are good to follow, but not hard law. Once you know WHY the rule exists, you can and should break it when the situation calles for it.
imo the shelly one isn't that bad. While it's true her gadget is most potent in combination with her super, there is still a lot of value to be had with base clay pidgeons. When the enemies are grouped up you can gadget to get a large chunk or completely charge her super back. In addition her projectiles with gadget go as far as a piper but travel even faster, while even having a wider radius with which to hit enemies, allowing for easier cleanup on chipped enemies. Sometimes i find that relying on the super gadget combo can feel restrictive while playing and ultimately being flexible is definitely the #1 way to play on every brawler
yeah completely agree! it was difficult for me to come up with a big mistake people do with her that isnt just complete common sense, so I came up with this because it is actually somehwat useful sometimes, though it more of a tip than a mistake
Selective Memory: Oh, so you’re that guy who conveniently forgets his own scuffed plays? Classic move. If you can’t admit to a single misstep, we’re all starting to wonder what else you’re glossing over.
Chronic Criticizer: Every lobby has one-the guy who’s somehow never the problem but is quick to question everyone else. If someone’s this defensive about a friendly little clip, it says a lot about their own insecurities in the game.
Desperate for Validation: Let’s be real-only someone craving validation would jump in to make sure everyone knows there’s “definitely” no scuffed footage. It’s giving ‘insecure teammate energy.’
Gaslighting the Team: The worst kind of player. Pretending everything’s flawless while actually dragging the team down, then dodging responsibility when it counts. We see right through it.
10:20 as a Nani main, I have to know for y’all’s health, do y’all know that tempered steel exists 😭 if a brawlers next to you dealing damage with Tempered steal you can easily just hit a u turn back to where you came from
Amazing video! Although there's a weird pulsating sound in the back of the audio recording that was really distracting me personally. Keep up the good work!
5:30 I personally prefer to have the Energize star power for Jessie on Heist so the turret stays on the safe for longer and I can get some more hits on the safe and adjacent brawlers at the same time. I feel like you get more value out of your super that way.
Depends on your rank, shocky is better in diamond and mythinc, but legendary and above, shocky is so easy to dodge, therefore energize is so much more versetile@@MythicalForce27
For Barley: using his Super at the longest distance and walking further away while throwing will increase the spread, walking closer may clumpse it up and wasting a lot of potential space it could take up. This is especially critical when using Hypercharge
8:00 Also my teammates dodging my super like Gru dodged heat-seeking missiles in that one scene: Besides that, good video! Most of the tips are pretty useful ( if not obvious, but bad randoms won't learn anything 💀 ). Also I have some advice: -Don't use Bo's super if enemies are close enough to see and detonate the bombs. Kinda situational, but yet useful -When playing Edgar ( which you shouldn't do ) don't spam the "Let's Fly" gadget, just wait until it charges by itself, unless you need to run away or get an easy kill quick
Shelly- good tip colt - bro just hit your shots (bad tip) bull - dont waste your gadgets (mid tip) broc - good tip barley - good tip nita- good tip primo- actually this tip is pretty bad his speed starpower is honestly better for most maps having chip damage is good but if you hit your super then you can probably kill some one by unloading on them the chip damage is only usefull if you *die* where as the speed is more benifical to close distence and hit the super again and lets you use it at range since you can close the gap between most brawlers BUT for new players this tip is pretty alright so -5/10 tip poco - great tip id also like to add only use it when enemys are being overly agressive or if your team needs to heal faster to push rosa - good tip rico - good tip jessie - mid tip (its correct but also not really a tip) dyna - dont use dyna jump if you cant (mid tip) darryl - dont waste super (bad tip since its obvious) penny - dont waste super (bad tip since this is obvious) tick - while tick isnt too good on HZ 2 factors your ignoring are his super healing build where with the correct SP his mythic gear and heal gear he can heal off damage from range faster than he can take it if he times himself right and 2ndly maps like ring of fire have easy postions for throwers to hide behind and tick is a great thrower for this map so hes not exactly bad on HZ its just theres better choices like barley - (questionable ? mid tip) carl- good tip but also you should use it if an agro brawler pulls up on you / edgar jumps on you so you can escape or secure a kill 8-bit - good tip jacky - not really a tip to say dont fight your counter gus - alright tip (not really mid but i wouldnt call it good tbh) bo - good tip piper - good tip pam - good tip frank- good tip bibi - good tip bea - dont miss (bad tip) emz= good tip gale - good tip nani - good tip collet - good tip edgar - fire tip dont play him stu - good tip belle - good tip grom - good tip griff - good tip ash - good tip lola - good tip (but also nita dupe) bonnie - greaat tip sam - dont waste your super (good tip its easy to do that for him) mandy - good tip massie - alright tip hank - good tip pearl - good tip over all 8/10 video part 2 might bump it up
Good comment but I really disagree with the Tick tip comment. Tick's healing build is a noob trap, shield gear is miles better because it actually allows you to tank some shots like Mandy's super instead of getting evaporated and well oiled heals well enough as is. I think a problem that tick has that makes him horrible at hotzone which you haven't mentioned is the fact that his mines are unable to hit multiple enemies and the fact they spread out, if the enemy team is sitting on the zone like they're meant to the damage will get spread out thinly between them and basically do nothing. Which is why other throwers like Barley or Larry are much preferred in hotzone because their attack not only lingers but it can hit every enemy on the zone for big damage. Of course as you said Tick could be useable in something like ring of fire if you have a good matchup and other throwers are banned but he's far from great there and I would not really recommend to use him there even with a good thrower map.
Another important thing to mention with Colette is taking into account your HP when using the super. Saying this because I'm responsible for some of those terrible super uses haha
6:20 As a Penny Main, a mistake that i see other Pennies do is using the wrong build for modes. Basically, people tend to use Heavy Coffers (first star power) in modes like Knockout or Showdown, which is the wrong pick, as Master Blaster (second star power) is much better since in these modes there are usually more assassins, so dropping Lenny (mortar) right next to you using Master Blaster should make you safe from these pesky assassins and most of the time secure a free kill. Even with Salty Barrel (first gadget) Heavy Coffers generally is worse. The assassin might just kill the barrel before you get any use out of it’s splash. The ONLY modes that Heavy Coffers works better than Master Blaster, are Hot Zone, Gem Grab (HEAVILY DEPENDS IF THE ENEMY TEAM IS SMART OR NOT) and the new Special Delivery mode. Now, some advice for using Lenny correctly is: Only throw them (with Master Blaster) at the enemy if the enemy is about to score, to push the enemy to you (IF THEY’RE LOW OR ARE A FREE KILL), if the enemy is using their super to break your goal’s barriers, or if you’re being attacked by a Tank or a Assassin. Any other situation, use them normally-! Wait! If you’re in Solo Showdown or Knockout, save your super to stop assassins. Only use Lenny as a meat shield if you are being attacked by a marksman and is in a critical situation, or to stop supers that might kill you or your teammates. My last advice is to know you’re a controller, not a damage dealer.
Hey, nice video! I liked how you explained each brawler mistake in detail, similarly to other big content creators. I think you have potential to become an even bigger creator! This video is great advice! There are some facts that aren't executed in a casual match very often, and my randoms should be taking notes from your videos. Because in my opinion, Tick, like Rico, is basically a 'noob stomper' and is not viable on higher ELO (specifically in Hot Zone), and I sometimes see him in Heist, or even Brawl Ball, and that's concerning. Bibi is a 'noob stomper' too, and like Edgar, is just not a viable pick, and since her attacks have delay, she can be overwhelmed before she can land her first attack, but who knows... maybe there are people who make her look like a good brawler. But, there are better tanks out there! About Stu, I sometimes autoaim his attacks at close range, since the projectile speed and unload is pretty fast and it's not hard to hit, and if my randoms are watching this, please don't go long dash unless you aren't opening the map. Even with the wallbreak potential, Gaso-Heal is overall better. However, the long dash can be used as practice material, for the avid stu fans. Another mistake with Bull that I see sometimes (well, since he's forgotten) is people rushing into the enemy, or into the wall, pika-style. They think that they can teamwipe like Pika himself, but that's sadly the only factor that makes Bull's pick rate not rock bottom, maybe besides the base-race potential and possible Frank counter. As I mentioned before, Bull may be an ego-pick, but is unmatched to Colt. I think Colt is very overrated, therefore the focus on the pizzazz rather than the aim, and sometimes they fire his super into an unbreakable wall... Overall, every brawler mistake you mentioned is highly practical, and can pave into great skill with said brawler, and lead into higher chances of success in a match. Thank you for making this video, highly helps!
12:33 I was a Shelly main last time I commented and now I’m a griff main, and in brawl ball overtime, DEFINITELY use his super at any range because the amount of team wipes I’ve gotten- griff is so good
6:45 tick is really good on hot zone, as an offender rather than a capturer (offender being someone who just fights and kills instead of someone who tries to hold down the hot zone). most people dont think twice about a tick and then are surprised when they lose. his map control allows him to deal incredible amounts of damage and place down tons of supers, helping his teammates capture the zone and fight.
@MythicalForce27 oh lol, i did all that research by playing with randoms when playing tick, it's better if you have aggressive brawlers as your teammates and also have at least one person like a tank to hold down the zone. you also need walls for tick because then he just isn't good.
Even if you have teammates so tick is theoretically good, he is heavily map dependent and even then a wall break can destroy tick's game. He's usually just more trouble than it's worth
Thank you for helping me with this video! I always play brawlers wrong until I watched this this was the most useful video now I can gain more trophies.
14:44 for Hank, not fully utilising the extra speed isnt really a major mistake and in-fact, based on the situation, positions and how much your bubble has already charged, recharging your bubble can be pretty essential (its called bubble juggling). A major mistake that i would point out is not positioning well or positioning wrong with Hank. When positioning with Hank, you need to keep track and be knowledgeable of your own position, enemy position, the matchup, how much your bubble has charged and other things like if the enemy has their super. If a Hank doesnt know how to properly dynamically position himself based on the current circumstance then they will likely be feeding for most of the match
9:16 As a bibi main i aprove this tip bcs it will help u win almost any interaction.And to use this tipe to its full potencial use it in a open(er) map so not like a bushy map or a empty map. Best is brawl ball.
HI MYTHICALHORSE!!!! great video you have there, since everyone else is sharing tips on their favourites, i will also share some tips on my favourite brawler HANK!!! excluding more obvious ones like bubble flicking, i suppose. 1. ever blown a bubble but it pops right before you can do anything with it?? try to time your bubble blows to when enemies will actually be in range! for example, imagine you swept all your enemies off the floor and they are now respawning, time your blowing when your enemies' invincibility bubble is out! paying attention to when your bubble will pop is super critical to landing bubble shots! master this skill and youll find yourself frequently resetting your bubble'd charge so it's full when you feel an enemy will charge in, good job! 2. hank's most dangerous state is when he has a fully charged bubble on hand, his most vulnerable state is when he's not charging his bubble or his bubble is very small, when attacking an enemy, back up when you're charging your bubble and move in when it's almost fully charged, pop it on someone, and then move back towards cover!!!! this is a great way to make sure you only attack at your most dangerous state! i call this strategy the "pull-out method" ❤❤❤ and it works very well when combined with the efficient blowing strategy! 3. learn to snipe with your super!! the pattern of your fish torpedoes is the same as spike's attack pattern (no curveball, i wish...), so try to hit enemies from a far since they will not expect it 99% of the time, save your super if there's a tank or assassin though... HOWEVERRR! since 2 torpedoes will always shoot out of you from the left and right, those shots are really easy to hit because they are positioned directly horizontally to you! you will know EXACTLY where those will swim off to so try to use those to snipe enemies if you are far into their spawn. thanks all!!!! when you eventually make a hank guide, you should discuss the topic of charge attacks along with it too! i think they are super unique and deserve a broader spotlight. also, can i have your autograph???? ❤❤❤❤
4:57 As a former Rico main, I disagree. If the enemy is right on you, specially if it's a tank or an assasin, it doesn't matter if you shoot him directly or bounce the attack, like the example in the video, since you will die anyway. You might aswell do some extra damage to try helping your teammates
(This is kinda a rant so read this if u wanna) Another one for frank/edgar: yes he does have the highest health in the game and yes he is op, but it doesent mean you can tank a 2 or 3v1. Same with edgar except instead of having a bunch of health you have a bunch of heal, you CANNOT just take on the entire team. You may have a bunch of healing/health, but you cant heal/tank 2 or 3 brawlers. Try to take on 1 at a time and itll give you a good chance of winning. Unless ur that one edgar who somehow 3v1ed the entire enemy team without hypercharge seriously how the he-
Next up is MythicalForce, and one major mistake I see him make in this video is opening every single segment with this exact phrase with zero variation. honestly though it gets old to hear the exact same thing over and over again. it's not that hard to come up with a few different sentences to use interchangably and keep things fresh.
These are genuinely good tips. Ngl, in theory it's easy to remember the dodging tips but in practice it's really hard to think fast about patterns. You need to go and train it right away with somebody rather than hole you'll get 30 Colts in a row or that you'll remember this tip after like few days of watching the vid. Changing habits is generally a hard thing so i guess i'll stay getting sniped by him till i 'retire' from the game... I think some people either try to stay still in a useless spot or they don't play Mandy as a sniper at all. One mistake i sometimes struggle with is patience. When Focused, don't just use the attack at the first moving thing you see. Conserve your ammo a little. I don't really wanna make a paragraph, or talk about brawlers not mentioned in the video But I can already tell that if Kit will be mentioned in part 2, there's gonna be a reference to world finals 💀
thank you so much! i completely agree with ur thought about patterns, as at the start u have to be completely focused on ur enemy, and if u get distracted then u wont learn their patterns. However, over time, it starts become second nature, but only with practice, so for most people it's probably useless. if i do a part 2, rest assured kit world finals will of course be mentioned
TYSM, as a dynamike player i can say that when i dynajump i use it mainly to pass trough crossfire when double jumping, and i avoid assasins when i drop three ammo on front of me to damage them and keep myself safe airborn Edit: no its worse when no skilled players have the star power, theyre overconfident. And without it they just play with dyna like a normal thrower 5:42
there's another one thing brock players do that i hate the most specially in low ranges throphy or even in mythic ranks is they keep playing him with jump gadget even in open maps where there's no aggressive brawlers, the gadget is good but for the love of god use the wall breaking gadget in maps like out in the open to break the spawn wall for your teammates 😭 i literally have brock teammates use the jump gadget for HIMSELF only when you could've use the wallbreaking gadget so your entire team can benefit from it the entire game edit: also thank you for mentioning tick in hotzone i keep arguing about this online that tick isn't a goot hotzone brawler, yeah i get it you play him in hotzone and sit in the back of the game but you literally don't do anything to win the game besides throw mines that deal 800 damage each and enemy can easily counter you with agro brawlers or longer rang/wall breakers
@@MythicalForce27 i can get pass with colts using the other gadget, but i swear they need to know their matchups cause if there's a thrower on enemy side you obviously want to switch on the wall breaking instead of the reload one
As a grom main, i do want to talk about 12:05 If you're lane-ing against a brawler that grom is strong against and/or if you can consistently hit your shots, you can definitely win your lane and play aggressively. You should avoid lane-ing against counters. The biggest mistake i see is people not utilizing his split-shots to its maximum potential and just playing him like a dynamike, he's not a dynamike.
Little question about Jessie: Would her heist build still be good for hot zone? You got 3 opponents sitting still very next to eachother, I think she would deff benefit from that build there
5:27 well thats debatable because you either want the turret to stay alive longer for more dps on the safe or you want to eliminate players, both are as useful
If you can aim well, then definitely spam bea’s shots, especially at the start of the match. I’ve gotten tons of triple kills cuz the enemies don’t expect a barrage of shots at the start of a match
I love this type of videos, and how we all share tips in the comments 😂 Here's mine: the same tip for Colt also works for 8-bit, specially if you use the Plugged in star power. And since 8-bit's shots spread a little at the end, it's actually easier to do it. Also, don't use the machine gun mode gadget in other gamemode that isn't heist, the teleport gadget has way more utility
The ash one is right, ash is a passive agressive brawler, that means that when you face againts brawlers with longer range than ash, you should be charging your super, playing passive around walls and waiting for the right moment to attack, and when you get his super you should use it to pressure the enemies and help you get closer to them.
I use dyna jump very differently. I don't use it every second and don't pretend to be good with it. I use it just as an positioning tool. If an assassin rushes me: try to jump over a wall. I need to get to a better throwing position: skip some walls before the enemy comes and you're good
@MythicalForce27 but i say everyone can play it if they manage to find a good use for it without failing the entire team pretending to be a pro. I found success with it so everyone can. The fact that i don't use it to it's full extend doesn't mean it's useless. On penalty kick for example an early jump puts me in so good position to apply pressure before the enemies even get around the wall
The part about griff is a bit one sided, and as a... Maybe griff main? I wanna share some extra info. Generally, yes, DO NOT waste griff's super at a lone enemy at long range, but if you can hit at least 2 targets twice with one super there's no need to stress about it too much. If you can hit 3 targets, just send it regardless, you'll deal 6000+ damage to the whole enemy team and get 80% of your super back, which is insanely helpful. And about the whole "insane damage potential" thing, try to hit the super point blank whenever you can, as the damage is... Uh... Insane. A lot of the times, when you're somewhat near your enemy, closing the gap to guarantee a kill is definitely worth it. And that's not mentioning when a clueless edgar or mortis just jumps into you and gives you the golden opportunity. Just be careful, griff's HP isn't very high, try to not die a stupid death into a shelly super or something.
Completely agree, what I meant was sort of a mid range where ur both safe, but can take advantage of the damage potential the super offers, not right up close to the enemy ofc
I would like to add these following : - Shelly : Shell'ys clay pigeon are also a great escape tool against marskman, indeed you can use it in order for them to get back, more back that they would do with your regular attack. - Brock : the missiles are explosive, making a small range of attack making it possible to hit multiple ennemy but also hit more easly. Indeed, with the small radius of the explosion, the ennemy can get caught in the attack even if he dodged the missile. This is why brock is waaaay better at long range than short range. - Barley : the only mistake you can do is to take him (joke) - Nita : the only viable strategy where you can use Bruce at long distance and then go away, is the diversion. The only time you could use this is when you want to flee/escape or make yourself a way while the ennemy is busy dealing with the bear. - El primo : His super can be used as an escape tool too. In brawl ball / Heist you can use his super to get to the safe/ball faster and safer. - Poco : Don't forget that the healing star power is great, and the fact that Poco is a HEALING brawler meaning that you will have the best value with him if you stick with one of your teammate. - Rosa : Rosa's super charge is quite fast, don't worry about using it regurarly, unlike a lot of supers in the game, Rosa's one has high value when you use it whenever you want to move to the ennemy/finish kill/Escape/Support/Meat shield for your teammate. With Rosa don't hesitate to use her super. - Dynamike : DON'T USE HIM IN OPEN MAP WITH NO WALL GODAMMIT. - 8-Bit : Don't forget about his first star power (mainly in heist mode), I see a lot of player never use where in my opinion the first star power is better for multiple reason : 50% attack buff is HUGE, his wide range make protecting the turret behind a wall WAY MORE easely due to the fact that more area is covered so your teammates are more likely to receive the buff. Like Poco, don't forget that 8-Bit is still a support brawler meaning that his best value are with his teammates. - Bibi : Keep in mind that if you want to finish a brawler, the knockback bar can play against your favor. Be mindful on what purpose you are going to attack : finish kill ? Or just make pression ? - Edgar : same as Dynamike, IF THERE ARE NO WALLS JUST DONT PLAY HIM ! Also, keep in mind which brawler can knoback/short-range-kill you when you use his super. Activating his super recharge gadget in the beggining of the game is not a bad idea espacially in knouckout. - Stu : one of the most difficult brawler to master so far because you need to constantly use his attack combined with his super forcing you to switch between super and main attack quickly. - Belle : her bouncing gadget add range to her attack. - Lola : I don't agree here, yes you shouldn't throw her shadow to the ennemy's face but you shouldn't use it on yourself either. In fact, it's better to use it to attack someone you can't take where you are. Or use it a teammate's support while you are fighting another brawler.
these are some great tips! i personally think that u should use lola on yourself because it allows for a much better damage output and also a bit of a meat shield for lola if needed, but that could work too, its probably one of the worst mistakes i did in this video imo
0:29 I use the gadget to get my super and use movement speed (and strategic camping) to get up close. You never want to play Shelly outside of showdown.
For 8-bit: please, forget about speed starpower in 3v3 modes, it is the most selfish sp that is not even that good. If you want to move faster and do not care about helping teammates, just use Colt or Rico. Booster's Booster sp is a lot better, since your super can spread to a lot longer range and even +15% damage bonus, making your whole team too strong for enemies to handle if placed correctly
I understand that using griff's super in long range is not as good as short range but it can be good for area control by using it against a group of brawlers at longer ranges
I though when you where talking about tick you would say "One mistake while playing tick is playing him." But I guess edgar works too. (You are also playing hank wrong, aim away from the enemy as ti is easier for you to guess what the range is, also do not fully move the red button back so it points back but it still counts as an auto aim.)
Too true with tick! Also I’ve got on for Doug. So many Doug players that probably don’t have much mastery on him never use his attack to heal. Hiding behind bulky allies and spam healing them is like 75% of Doug’s gameplan or it should be
Am I an Edgar main or a high trophy Edgar user? Idk why I'm getting these tips when I don't jump on Shellys, Bulls, and Ricos and don't run into enemies
4:21 very small nitpick. The footage looks more like "you should get close to poco, so he can use his various hewling options on you", rather than "you should be in position to heal your teammates as Poco". I feel like this would be better demonstrated if Poco's position changed instead of the teammates.
@MythicalForce27 It's the episode when Sukka from ATLA (Avatar: the last airbender) goes to his sword master teacher guy or whatever and he teaches him how to use a sword properly, and there was a point when he said almost what you said.
I know this will be in a very very far away video in the future, but what are your feelings in most of the new brawlers? Just general opinion instead of the typical balance.
shocky just doesnt rly do much, id rather have a turret with more hp (4k from initial 4 ammo) that can regen over that useless bouncing suots thing since it rarely does anything if ur enemies are smart there's a reason u never see it un pro play or rarely in top ranks
Ah, an Ash main, huh? Bold move, my friend. I’m sure you’re just out here swinging your way to victory, living life on the edge, throwing caution-and maybe your super-right out the window. But hey, if you approve of this video, I guess it’s a sign that it must be good, because if there’s anyone who knows how to charge in and make a mess of things, it’s definitely an Ash main. Just don’t go getting too carried away, or you might end up as the only one with a trash can full of regrets.
Ah, Maisie players-thinking they can just spam shots from a mile away and magically hit something. Newsflash: Maisie’s strength is up close, not when you're trying to snipe from half the map. You’re just asking for trouble trying to play her like a long-range brawler. Her shots are precise, sure, but they’re built for close-quarters combat, where you can make the most of that burst damage. The mistake here is obvious: trying to be too fancy with a character whose power lies in being in the thick of things. So, instead of pretending you’re some sharpshooter, try actually aiming for the fight, where your shots hit hard and fast. If you’re not using Maisie for that up-close power, then what’s even the point of picking her in the first place?
Ah, yes, the classic “I’m gonna be the next SniperBS” mistake. Let me guess-you’ve seen a few highlight reels, and now you think you can just pick up Piper and start hitting 300-meter shots like it’s nothing? Newsflash: replicating someone else’s clips doesn’t automatically make you a top-tier player. It just makes you look like you're playing the game with your head in the clouds, ignoring the fact that those clips come from experience and precision, not just luck. People forget that playing Piper isn't just about hitting perfect shots-it’s about positioning, timing, and knowing when to not shoot. Trying to be someone else only shows that you’re more focused on flexing like them rather than actually playing to your strengths. So go ahead, try to replicate those clips. But when you end up dying every time you miss a shot, don’t say I didn’t warn you.
recording this was so funny
editing this was hellish
anyway big thanks to TheGOAT for being a GOAT
I noticed that the music glitched out throughout the video.
Yeah i have no idea what happened with that it was completely fine until I downloaded the video
kit mistake: being juan carlos
@@MythicalForce27Dude casually forgot gene
I have never understood why people hate demolition so much.
Max lvl demolition bomb deals 6000 dps, enough to one-shot half the roster.
agreed
Yeah but it is boring and feels so stupid. It is funny i think that being a Ruffs main and liking his first sp that is basically the same
Because only my enemies use it. I wish more people used it instead of trying to look cool jumping all over the place
@@vazamentossuper-sonicos1125 yea dude, it's lame and i know it really isn't a valid point but dynamikes with it are so boring.
Wonder why
So basically:
1. Know your build
2. Know your best modes
3. Know your brawler
4. Be patient and don't attack/super right away
5. Don't be an idiot
6. Be supportive
7. Don't waste your super
8. Know your counters and easy matchups
yeah that's a simple way to look at it, but effective
9. Know ur best map
You should include memorizing enemies dodging patterns
As a Jessie main, I beg you, please, forget that Shocky exists. Even in heist Energize is better since you healing the hyper-Scrappy turns it into an absolute brick wall for enemies that's eating out safe HP super fast. Jessie's own bounces can compensate for Shocky's bounces, if you're worried about that.
Totally agree, even tho I do not play Jessie. Shocky bounces do little to nothing and even hyper turret will die fast without Energize
Idk as a Jessie main myself I’ve found a lot of use with her shocky star power and it helps eliminate people defending the turret, but each to their own
@@MythicalForce27it really only works if they're standing close to it/grouped up, otherwise it's hardly ever better than it's regular bullets
"Ah, I see you've uncovered the *ancient* art of turning Jessie into a hyper-defensive wall. Impressive! But hear me out: Shocky's not just for show it’s for the thrill of pure, unbridled chaos! Because nothing says ‘strategy’ like watching a bouncing bolt leave opponents second-guessing their life choices. Besides, while Energize may give Scrappy some gym time, Shocky's busy having a blast out there, literally. Sometimes, it's not about turning your turret into an immovable fortress but about letting it live its best chaotic life. So, we’ll keep Shocky, thanks-after all, we’re here for fun, not a Jessie TED Talk!" - Kamala Harris
Also a Jessie main and I can say that both starpowers are really good Energizer can be pretty useful on modes like gemgrab heist shocky is far more annoying to deal with especially in hotzone or heist because it can delete you and your enemies for maximum value but both starpowers are situational meaning that some maps or mode one can be more useful than the other
My favorite vid so far, good usable advice. Cant wait for part 2.
Also, remember peeps that rules like this are good to follow, but not hard law. Once you know WHY the rule exists, you can and should break it when the situation calles for it.
Great advice!
imo the shelly one isn't that bad. While it's true her gadget is most potent in combination with her super, there is still a lot of value to be had with base clay pidgeons. When the enemies are grouped up you can gadget to get a large chunk or completely charge her super back. In addition her projectiles with gadget go as far as a piper but travel even faster, while even having a wider radius with which to hit enemies, allowing for easier cleanup on chipped enemies. Sometimes i find that relying on the super gadget combo can feel restrictive while playing and ultimately being flexible is definitely the #1 way to play on every brawler
yeah completely agree! it was difficult for me to come up with a big mistake people do with her that isnt just complete common sense, so I came up with this because it is actually somehwat useful sometimes, though it more of a tip than a mistake
@@MythicalForce27 yeah supercell did really well with the starting brawler, as shelly is very easy to pick up and play intuitively
@@MythicalForce27another mistake I see with Shelly is playing shell shock in solo showdown
There definitely aren't any scuffed clips in here right guys?
no way everything was completely perfect
Selective Memory: Oh, so you’re that guy who conveniently forgets his own scuffed plays? Classic move. If you can’t admit to a single misstep, we’re all starting to wonder what else you’re glossing over.
Chronic Criticizer: Every lobby has one-the guy who’s somehow never the problem but is quick to question everyone else. If someone’s this defensive about a friendly little clip, it says a lot about their own insecurities in the game.
Desperate for Validation: Let’s be real-only someone craving validation would jump in to make sure everyone knows there’s “definitely” no scuffed footage. It’s giving ‘insecure teammate energy.’
Gaslighting the Team: The worst kind of player. Pretending everything’s flawless while actually dragging the team down, then dodging responsibility when it counts. We see right through it.
10:20 as a Nani main, I have to know for y’all’s health, do y’all know that tempered steel exists 😭 if a brawlers next to you dealing damage with Tempered steal you can easily just hit a u turn back to where you came from
Amazing video! Although there's a weird pulsating sound in the back of the audio recording that was really distracting me personally. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I have no idea what happened with the background audio lol it’s so weird
I feel the quality is way up
nice job 🦅
thank you so much!
5:30 I personally prefer to have the Energize star power for Jessie on Heist so the turret stays on the safe for longer and I can get some more hits on the safe and adjacent brawlers at the same time. I feel like you get more value out of your super that way.
yea it's a toss up between both but i prefer the shocky star power
Depends on your rank, shocky is better in diamond and mythinc, but legendary and above, shocky is so easy to dodge, therefore energize is so much more versetile@@MythicalForce27
@@heroweeb6938 idk whenever i am in legendary/masters i still use shocky
Shocky with spark plug is easy team wipe. And in heist it means that enemies cannot tank for the safe cause the shots will bounce towards it anyway.
shocky is one of the worst sp in game
For Barley: using his Super at the longest distance and walking further away while throwing will increase the spread, walking closer may clumpse it up and wasting a lot of potential space it could take up. This is especially critical when using Hypercharge
8:00 Also my teammates dodging my super like Gru dodged heat-seeking missiles in that one scene:
Besides that, good video! Most of the tips are pretty useful ( if not obvious, but bad randoms won't learn anything 💀 ).
Also I have some advice:
-Don't use Bo's super if enemies are close enough to see and detonate the bombs. Kinda situational, but yet useful
-When playing Edgar ( which you shouldn't do ) don't spam the "Let's Fly" gadget, just wait until it charges by itself, unless you need to run away or get an easy kill quick
Shelly- good tip
colt - bro just hit your shots (bad tip)
bull - dont waste your gadgets (mid tip)
broc - good tip
barley - good tip
nita- good tip
primo- actually this tip is pretty bad his speed starpower is honestly better for most maps
having chip damage is good but if you hit your super then you can probably kill some one by unloading on them the chip damage is only usefull if you *die*
where as the speed is more benifical to close distence and hit the super again and lets you use it at range since you can close the gap between most brawlers
BUT for new players this tip is pretty alright so -5/10 tip
poco - great tip id also like to add only use it when enemys are being overly agressive or if your team needs to heal faster to push
rosa - good tip
rico - good tip
jessie - mid tip (its correct but also not really a tip)
dyna - dont use dyna jump if you cant (mid tip)
darryl - dont waste super (bad tip since its obvious)
penny - dont waste super (bad tip since this is obvious)
tick - while tick isnt too good on HZ 2 factors your ignoring are his super healing build where with the correct SP his mythic gear and heal gear he can heal off damage from range faster than he can take it if he times himself right
and 2ndly maps like ring of fire have easy postions for throwers to hide behind and tick is a great thrower for this map
so hes not exactly bad on HZ its just theres better choices like barley - (questionable ? mid tip)
carl- good tip but also you should use it if an agro brawler pulls up on you / edgar jumps on you so you can escape or secure a kill
8-bit - good tip
jacky - not really a tip to say dont fight your counter
gus - alright tip (not really mid but i wouldnt call it good tbh)
bo - good tip
piper - good tip
pam - good tip
frank- good tip
bibi - good tip
bea - dont miss (bad tip)
emz= good tip
gale - good tip
nani - good tip
collet - good tip
edgar - fire tip dont play him
stu - good tip
belle - good tip
grom - good tip
griff - good tip
ash - good tip
lola - good tip (but also nita dupe)
bonnie - greaat tip
sam - dont waste your super (good tip its easy to do that for him)
mandy - good tip
massie - alright tip
hank - good tip
pearl - good tip
over all 8/10 video part 2 might bump it up
the jessie tip with shocky was not correct smh
Thanks for the feedback! Will help me if I ever do part 2
Good comment but I really disagree with the Tick tip comment.
Tick's healing build is a noob trap, shield gear is miles better because it actually allows you to tank some shots like Mandy's super instead of getting evaporated and well oiled heals well enough as is.
I think a problem that tick has that makes him horrible at hotzone which you haven't mentioned is the fact that his mines are unable to hit multiple enemies and the fact they spread out, if the enemy team is sitting on the zone like they're meant to the damage will get spread out thinly between them and basically do nothing. Which is why other throwers like Barley or Larry are much preferred in hotzone because their attack not only lingers but it can hit every enemy on the zone for big damage.
Of course as you said Tick could be useable in something like ring of fire if you have a good matchup and other throwers are banned but he's far from great there and I would not really recommend to use him there even with a good thrower map.
Another important thing to mention with Colette is taking into account your HP when using the super. Saying this because I'm responsible for some of those terrible super uses haha
6:20 As a Penny Main, a mistake that i see other Pennies do is using the wrong build for modes.
Basically, people tend to use Heavy Coffers (first star power) in modes like Knockout or Showdown, which is the wrong pick, as Master Blaster (second star power) is much better since in these modes there are usually more assassins, so dropping Lenny (mortar) right next to you using Master Blaster should make you safe from these pesky assassins and most of the time secure a free kill. Even with Salty Barrel (first gadget) Heavy Coffers generally is worse. The assassin might just kill the barrel before you get any use out of it’s splash.
The ONLY modes that Heavy Coffers works better than Master Blaster, are Hot Zone, Gem Grab (HEAVILY DEPENDS IF THE ENEMY TEAM IS SMART OR NOT) and the new Special Delivery mode.
Now, some advice for using Lenny correctly is: Only throw them (with Master Blaster) at the enemy if the enemy is about to score, to push the enemy to you (IF THEY’RE LOW OR ARE A FREE KILL), if the enemy is using their super to break your goal’s barriers, or if you’re being attacked by a Tank or a Assassin. Any other situation, use them normally-! Wait! If you’re in Solo Showdown or Knockout, save your super to stop assassins.
Only use Lenny as a meat shield if you are being attacked by a marksman and is in a critical situation, or to stop supers that might kill you or your teammates.
My last advice is to know you’re a controller, not a damage dealer.
Good advice!
@MythicalForce27 Thanks dude!
don't play penny in brawl ball
and for her starpowers it depends on Matchup and gamemode
Thanks for Rico tip. It is so obvious but I have never thought about that before. I might push him from 500 to 600 tomorrow.
Hey, nice video!
I liked how you explained each brawler mistake in detail, similarly to other big content creators. I think you have potential to become an even bigger creator! This video is great advice! There are some facts that aren't executed in a casual match very often, and my randoms should be taking notes from your videos.
Because in my opinion, Tick, like Rico, is basically a 'noob stomper' and is not viable on higher ELO (specifically in Hot Zone), and I sometimes see him in Heist, or even Brawl Ball, and that's concerning. Bibi is a 'noob stomper' too, and like Edgar, is just not a viable pick, and since her attacks have delay, she can be overwhelmed before she can land her first attack, but who knows... maybe there are people who make her look like a good brawler. But, there are better tanks out there!
About Stu, I sometimes autoaim his attacks at close range, since the projectile speed and unload is pretty fast and it's not hard to hit, and if my randoms are watching this, please don't go long dash unless you aren't opening the map. Even with the wallbreak potential, Gaso-Heal is overall better. However, the long dash can be used as practice material, for the avid stu fans.
Another mistake with Bull that I see sometimes (well, since he's forgotten) is people rushing into the enemy, or into the wall, pika-style. They think that they can teamwipe like Pika himself, but that's sadly the only factor that makes Bull's pick rate not rock bottom, maybe besides the base-race potential and possible Frank counter.
As I mentioned before, Bull may be an ego-pick, but is unmatched to Colt. I think Colt is very overrated, therefore the focus on the pizzazz rather than the aim, and sometimes they fire his super into an unbreakable wall...
Overall, every brawler mistake you mentioned is highly practical, and can pave into great skill with said brawler, and lead into higher chances of success in a match. Thank you for making this video, highly helps!
Those are great tips, and thanks for the compliments!
@@MythicalForce27 :)
12:33 I was a Shelly main last time I commented and now I’m a griff main, and in brawl ball overtime, DEFINITELY use his super at any range because the amount of team wipes I’ve gotten- griff is so good
The other problem i see with frank is that players use their super while at low health and they're being attacked, making them die mid-super
6:45 tick is really good on hot zone, as an offender rather than a capturer (offender being someone who just fights and kills instead of someone who tries to hold down the hot zone). most people dont think twice about a tick and then are surprised when they lose. his map control allows him to deal incredible amounts of damage and place down tons of supers, helping his teammates capture the zone and fight.
i agree, but this is probably more true if u have an actual team rather than with randoms
@MythicalForce27 oh lol, i did all that research by playing with randoms
when playing tick, it's better if you have aggressive brawlers as your teammates and also have at least one person like a tank to hold down the zone. you also need walls for tick because then he just isn't good.
Even if you have teammates so tick is theoretically good, he is heavily map dependent and even then a wall break can destroy tick's game. He's usually just more trouble than it's worth
I'd love to see another one of these. You get straight to the point with your explanations
Thank you so much!
Thank you for helping me with this video! I always play brawlers wrong until I watched this this was the most useful video now I can gain more trophies.
No problem “Adumbperson”
14:44 for Hank, not fully utilising the extra speed isnt really a major mistake and in-fact, based on the situation, positions and how much your bubble has already charged, recharging your bubble can be pretty essential (its called bubble juggling).
A major mistake that i would point out is not positioning well or positioning wrong with Hank. When positioning with Hank, you need to keep track and be knowledgeable of your own position, enemy position, the matchup, how much your bubble has charged and other things like if the enemy has their super. If a Hank doesnt know how to properly dynamically position himself based on the current circumstance then they will likely be feeding for most of the match
nice tip
Great Video! Please keep uploading😁
Well well well look who it is
9:16 As a bibi main i aprove this tip bcs it will help u win almost any interaction.And to use this tipe to its full potencial use it in a open(er) map so not like a bushy map or a empty map. Best is brawl ball.
HI MYTHICALHORSE!!!! great video you have there, since everyone else is sharing tips on their favourites, i will also share some tips on my favourite brawler HANK!!! excluding more obvious ones like bubble flicking, i suppose.
1. ever blown a bubble but it pops right before you can do anything with it?? try to time your bubble blows to when enemies will actually be in range! for example, imagine you swept all your enemies off the floor and they are now respawning, time your blowing when your enemies' invincibility bubble is out! paying attention to when your bubble will pop is super critical to landing bubble shots! master this skill and youll find yourself frequently resetting your bubble'd charge so it's full when you feel an enemy will charge in, good job!
2. hank's most dangerous state is when he has a fully charged bubble on hand, his most vulnerable state is when he's not charging his bubble or his bubble is very small, when attacking an enemy, back up when you're charging your bubble and move in when it's almost fully charged, pop it on someone, and then move back towards cover!!!! this is a great way to make sure you only attack at your most dangerous state! i call this strategy the "pull-out method" ❤❤❤ and it works very well when combined with the efficient blowing strategy!
3. learn to snipe with your super!! the pattern of your fish torpedoes is the same as spike's attack pattern (no curveball, i wish...), so try to hit enemies from a far since they will not expect it 99% of the time, save your super if there's a tank or assassin though... HOWEVERRR! since 2 torpedoes will always shoot out of you from the left and right, those shots are really easy to hit because they are positioned directly horizontally to you! you will know EXACTLY where those will swim off to so try to use those to snipe enemies if you are far into their spawn.
thanks all!!!! when you eventually make a hank guide, you should discuss the topic of charge attacks along with it too! i think they are super unique and deserve a broader spotlight. also, can i have your autograph???? ❤❤❤❤
These are some great tips, thanks for sharing, you are very prawn ready
mythical🐴
4:57 As a former Rico main, I disagree. If the enemy is right on you, specially if it's a tank or an assasin, it doesn't matter if you shoot him directly or bounce the attack, like the example in the video, since you will die anyway. You might aswell do some extra damage to try helping your teammates
I have never even thought about being able to use the 8-Bit turret only for myself
(This is kinda a rant so read this if u wanna) Another one for frank/edgar: yes he does have the highest health in the game and yes he is op, but it doesent mean you can tank a 2 or 3v1. Same with edgar except instead of having a bunch of health you have a bunch of heal, you CANNOT just take on the entire team. You may have a bunch of healing/health, but you cant heal/tank 2 or 3 brawlers. Try to take on 1 at a time and itll give you a good chance of winning.
Unless ur that one edgar who somehow 3v1ed the entire enemy team without hypercharge seriously how the he-
nice tips!
Improved your pronunciation ngl, can fully understand u now
it all comes with practice
2:53 I got flashbanged
Lmao
Next up is MythicalForce, and one major mistake I see him make in this video is opening every single segment with this exact phrase with zero variation.
honestly though
it gets old to hear the exact same thing over and over again. it's not that hard to come up with a few different sentences to use interchangably and keep things fresh.
0:55 psg Shelly burns my eyes
These are genuinely good tips. Ngl, in theory it's easy to remember the dodging tips but in practice it's really hard to think fast about patterns. You need to go and train it right away with somebody rather than hole you'll get 30 Colts in a row or that you'll remember this tip after like few days of watching the vid. Changing habits is generally a hard thing so i guess i'll stay getting sniped by him till i 'retire' from the game...
I think some people either try to stay still in a useless spot or they don't play Mandy as a sniper at all. One mistake i sometimes struggle with is patience. When Focused, don't just use the attack at the first moving thing you see. Conserve your ammo a little.
I don't really wanna make a paragraph, or talk about brawlers not mentioned in the video
But I can already tell that if Kit will be mentioned in part 2, there's gonna be a reference to world finals 💀
thank you so much!
i completely agree with ur thought about patterns, as at the start u have to be completely focused on ur enemy, and if u get distracted then u wont learn their patterns. However, over time, it starts become second nature, but only with practice, so for most people it's probably useless.
if i do a part 2, rest assured kit world finals will of course be mentioned
8:00 I legit do this every time. But when i give them a shield, they WAIT like 10 sec before jumping.
13:12 I feel it's only a good thing to throw it far away to finish off low-health opponents which 8-10 usually works.
Agreed!
nice video concept, keep going!
Thank you so much!
TYSM, as a dynamike player i can say that when i dynajump i use it mainly to pass trough crossfire when double jumping, and i avoid assasins when i drop three ammo on front of me to damage them and keep myself safe airborn
Edit: no its worse when no skilled players have the star power, theyre overconfident. And without it they just play with dyna like a normal thrower 5:42
6:50 Tick is good in hot zone,bit he isn't good when paired with two brawlers who also can't stand on the zone
I really liked the end. Can we have more endings like that?
of course as long as he continues providing content
@MythicalForce27 I'm sure he will
We all know the biggest mistake is not making a Bonnie video sooner.
I used to think shelly's gadget affected her super, giving it long range. It would be kinda op lol
ye that would
The biggest mistake people make with Clancy is playing him
(p.s. a common mistake people make with Stu is manually aiming his supers)
so true
BASED
I manually aim Stu's super all the time because it allows me so much more accuracy than quickfire
there's another one thing brock players do that i hate the most specially in low ranges throphy or even in mythic ranks is they keep playing him with jump gadget even in open maps where there's no aggressive brawlers, the gadget is good but for the love of god use the wall breaking gadget in maps like out in the open to break the spawn wall for your teammates 😭 i literally have brock teammates use the jump gadget for HIMSELF only when you could've use the wallbreaking gadget so your entire team can benefit from it the entire game
edit: also thank you for mentioning tick in hotzone i keep arguing about this online that tick isn't a goot hotzone brawler, yeah i get it you play him in hotzone and sit in the back of the game but you literally don't do anything to win the game besides throw mines that deal 800 damage each and enemy can easily counter you with agro brawlers or longer rang/wall breakers
yeah agreed, same thing with colt's silver bullet, like please break some walls for us lol
I'm that one Brock who breaks walls, we are not dead🫡
@@MythicalForce27 i can get pass with colts using the other gadget, but i swear they need to know their matchups cause if there's a thrower on enemy side you obviously want to switch on the wall breaking instead of the reload one
As a grom main, i do want to talk about 12:05
If you're lane-ing against a brawler that grom is strong against and/or if you can consistently hit your shots, you can definitely win your lane and play aggressively. You should avoid lane-ing against counters.
The biggest mistake i see is people not utilizing his split-shots to its maximum potential and just playing him like a dynamike, he's not a dynamike.
Little question about Jessie: Would her heist build still be good for hot zone? You got 3 opponents sitting still very next to eachother, I think she would deff benefit from that build there
The other build is just much better for the mode and so is more useful
@@MythicalForce27 Ok thanks!
Broo, I won against you in a match where I was matched with you, but you were on the red team, ggs btw!
Haha gg
5:27 well thats debatable because you either want the turret to stay alive longer for more dps on the safe or you want to eliminate players, both are as useful
Yep
If you can aim well, then definitely spam bea’s shots, especially at the start of the match. I’ve gotten tons of triple kills cuz the enemies don’t expect a barrage of shots at the start of a match
I love this type of videos, and how we all share tips in the comments 😂 Here's mine: the same tip for Colt also works for 8-bit, specially if you use the Plugged in star power. And since 8-bit's shots spread a little at the end, it's actually easier to do it. Also, don't use the machine gun mode gadget in other gamemode that isn't heist, the teleport gadget has way more utility
haha same!
agree with those tips as well, and would add that using the bigger range star power is the mostly the better star power
The ash one is right, ash is a passive agressive brawler, that means that when you face againts brawlers with longer range than ash, you should be charging your super, playing passive around walls and waiting for the right moment to attack, and when you get his super you should use it to pressure the enemies and help you get closer to them.
Indeed
I use dyna jump very differently. I don't use it every second and don't pretend to be good with it. I use it just as an positioning tool. If an assassin rushes me: try to jump over a wall. I need to get to a better throwing position: skip some walls before the enemy comes and you're good
That’s why I said only pros or experienced dyna jump players should use it, the skill potential is high with it
@MythicalForce27 but i say everyone can play it if they manage to find a good use for it without failing the entire team pretending to be a pro. I found success with it so everyone can. The fact that i don't use it to it's full extend doesn't mean it's useless. On penalty kick for example an early jump puts me in so good position to apply pressure before the enemies even get around the wall
Also please make part two and background music would up video quality a lot👍👍
The background music glitched out in this video but I did have it
The part about griff is a bit one sided, and as a... Maybe griff main? I wanna share some extra info.
Generally, yes, DO NOT waste griff's super at a lone enemy at long range, but if you can hit at least 2 targets twice with one super there's no need to stress about it too much. If you can hit 3 targets, just send it regardless, you'll deal 6000+ damage to the whole enemy team and get 80% of your super back, which is insanely helpful.
And about the whole "insane damage potential" thing, try to hit the super point blank whenever you can, as the damage is... Uh... Insane.
A lot of the times, when you're somewhat near your enemy, closing the gap to guarantee a kill is definitely worth it. And that's not mentioning when a clueless edgar or mortis just jumps into you and gives you the golden opportunity.
Just be careful, griff's HP isn't very high, try to not die a stupid death into a shelly super or something.
Completely agree, what I meant was sort of a mid range where ur both safe, but can take advantage of the damage potential the super offers, not right up close to the enemy ofc
8:38 Piper supering on top of a 1k hp enemy is actually a good idea... if you use the kb+slow gadget.
unfortunately a lot of people dont use it, or just jump on someone with more health
Ash's super deters projectiles really well, it can also waste Fang's super
Yeah... it sure can. I always cry when I see him
Correct!
I would like to add these following :
- Shelly : Shell'ys clay pigeon are also a great escape tool against marskman, indeed you can use it in order for them to get back, more back that they would do with your regular attack.
- Brock : the missiles are explosive, making a small range of attack making it possible to hit multiple ennemy but also hit more easly. Indeed, with the small radius of the explosion, the ennemy can get caught in the attack even if he dodged the missile. This is why brock is waaaay better at long range than short range.
- Barley : the only mistake you can do is to take him (joke)
- Nita : the only viable strategy where you can use Bruce at long distance and then go away, is the diversion. The only time you could use this is when you want to flee/escape or make yourself a way while the ennemy is busy dealing with the bear.
- El primo : His super can be used as an escape tool too. In brawl ball / Heist you can use his super to get to the safe/ball faster and safer.
- Poco : Don't forget that the healing star power is great, and the fact that Poco is a HEALING brawler meaning that you will have the best value with him if you stick with one of your teammate.
- Rosa : Rosa's super charge is quite fast, don't worry about using it regurarly, unlike a lot of supers in the game, Rosa's one has high value when you use it whenever you want to move to the ennemy/finish kill/Escape/Support/Meat shield for your teammate. With Rosa don't hesitate to use her super.
- Dynamike : DON'T USE HIM IN OPEN MAP WITH NO WALL GODAMMIT.
- 8-Bit : Don't forget about his first star power (mainly in heist mode), I see a lot of player never use where in my opinion the first star power is better for multiple reason : 50% attack buff is HUGE, his wide range make protecting the turret behind a wall WAY MORE easely due to the fact that more area is covered so your teammates are more likely to receive the buff. Like Poco, don't forget that 8-Bit is still a support brawler meaning that his best value are with his teammates.
- Bibi : Keep in mind that if you want to finish a brawler, the knockback bar can play against your favor. Be mindful on what purpose you are going to attack : finish kill ? Or just make pression ?
- Edgar : same as Dynamike, IF THERE ARE NO WALLS JUST DONT PLAY HIM ! Also, keep in mind which brawler can knoback/short-range-kill you when you use his super. Activating his super recharge gadget in the beggining of the game is not a bad idea espacially in knouckout.
- Stu : one of the most difficult brawler to master so far because you need to constantly use his attack combined with his super forcing you to switch between super and main attack quickly.
- Belle : her bouncing gadget add range to her attack.
- Lola : I don't agree here, yes you shouldn't throw her shadow to the ennemy's face but you shouldn't use it on yourself either. In fact, it's better to use it to attack someone you can't take where you are. Or use it a teammate's support while you are fighting another brawler.
these are some great tips!
i personally think that u should use lola on yourself because it allows for a much better damage output and also a bit of a meat shield for lola if needed, but that could work too, its probably one of the worst mistakes i did in this video imo
0:29 I use the gadget to get my super and use movement speed (and strategic camping) to get up close. You never want to play Shelly outside of showdown.
Yep that’s acceptable honestly
For 8-bit: please, forget about speed starpower in 3v3 modes, it is the most selfish sp that is not even that good. If you want to move faster and do not care about helping teammates, just use Colt or Rico. Booster's Booster sp is a lot better, since your super can spread to a lot longer range and even +15% damage bonus, making your whole team too strong for enemies to handle if placed correctly
Yes speed star power shouldn’t be used in 3v3!
I understand that using griff's super in long range is not as good as short range but it can be good for area control by using it against a group of brawlers at longer ranges
Yeah agreed
I though when you where talking about tick you would say "One mistake while playing tick is playing him." But I guess edgar works too. (You are also playing hank wrong, aim away from the enemy as ti is easier for you to guess what the range is, also do not fully move the red button back so it points back but it still counts as an auto aim.)
yea i should've said it, unfortunate on me
7:25 Boosted is always the better starpower if you know your teammates are good/decent and can hit their shots.
Yep!
Too true with tick! Also I’ve got on for Doug. So many Doug players that probably don’t have much mastery on him never use his attack to heal. Hiding behind bulky allies and spam healing them is like 75% of Doug’s gameplan or it should be
Agreed!
Predicting that Doug's is picking him.
Am I an Edgar main or a high trophy Edgar user? Idk why I'm getting these tips when I don't jump on Shellys, Bulls, and Ricos and don't run into enemies
You're so skilled bro no way
6:55 i use tick a lot in hot zone and i stay behind a wall throwing mines while my teamates enter the zone
4:21 very small nitpick. The footage looks more like "you should get close to poco, so he can use his various hewling options on you", rather than "you should be in position to heal your teammates as Poco". I feel like this would be better demonstrated if Poco's position changed instead of the teammates.
Yeah it took so long to record that due to various issues we just took whatever atp😭
A better tip for Stu is to never aim your super just use your movement joystick
Awesome video
Thanks!
No one does this with Hank…
is it me or is there a constant glitching sound in the background. Please fix it
R.I.P Max😢
Nice vídeo gj
Thanks!
3:36 does bro try to imitate Sukka's sword teacher? 😂
wdym
@MythicalForce27 It's the episode when Sukka from ATLA (Avatar: the last airbender) goes to his sword master teacher guy or whatever and he teaches him how to use a sword properly, and there was a point when he said almost what you said.
@@theveltoris7161 oh that's crazy lol, one of my favorite shows of all time
I know this will be in a very very far away video in the future, but what are your feelings in most of the new brawlers? Just general opinion instead of the typical balance.
watch my most worrying trend in brawl stars for my answer to that
@MythicalForce27 I already saw it, i mean more in, do you like them and which ones are your least and most liked.
idk about that
I feel bad if you make a part two. Unfortunately spike is flawless in every way and it will take you forever to find some excuse to say that he isn't
i guess ill just skip over him then
@@MythicalForce27 yep, how unfortunate
A real shame
a common mistake for rico is using the gadget unessarily (not the heal one)
idk why
Yeah agreed
I found you on a game you were on my team
I haven't even started watching the video but I predict mortis mistake is eating the wall or using rotating gadget 😂😂😂
But it's mind games with the Colt tip. Or reaction time.
Shocky being better in Heist is debatable tbh. I never use Shocky for anything. Only thing that matters is the Gadget/Gears
personally its a great combo with her recoil spring, but its def a close battle with the energize star power
2:58 bro thinks that I cant play barley aggressively😂😂😂
I never said you can’t, I said it’s in your best interest to not most of the time
1:30 / 15:55 I met one guy who missed bc of that bad aiming with colt lit 5 shots, which is like 30 ammos..
Try rating brawl stars youtubers
i dont watch much bs yters so i wouldnt have any say in it
@damn, how about explaining how brawl stars made a comeback
i could try but i think others have talked this topic to death
well, you wouldn't even be there 😭
Слава России.
The nani tip doesn't work if you pkay the other star power as it makes you more durable during super as a good survival tool
It’s still applicable, ur not completely invulnerable and u can get killed the moment u finish ur super
7:12 One mistake YOU made is not throwing the pickaxe before supering
Good catch!
1 mistake for Kenji: he was made.
Lmaoo
Edgar, kit and mico*
shocky just doesnt rly do much, id rather have a turret with more hp (4k from initial 4 ammo) that can regen over that useless bouncing suots thing since it rarely does anything if ur enemies are smart
there's a reason u never see it un pro play or rarely in top ranks
I am an Ash main, and I approve of this video.
thank you very much.
Ah, an Ash main, huh? Bold move, my friend. I’m sure you’re just out here swinging your way to victory, living life on the edge, throwing caution-and maybe your super-right out the window. But hey, if you approve of this video, I guess it’s a sign that it must be good, because if there’s anyone who knows how to charge in and make a mess of things, it’s definitely an Ash main. Just don’t go getting too carried away, or you might end up as the only one with a trash can full of regrets.
kit mistake:being juan carlos
The one mistake people make while playing Tick - is playing Tick
So true
but i love spamming 4 brock shots in people's face :(
Man there is zero mistakes in this video 🔫🔥🔥🔥🗣️🔥
s4 tournament winner right here
Would be better if you added timestamps
added!
@@MythicalForce27 thanks!
no problem!
another mistake is for maisie players not aiming their shots close range
Yea that’s a good one
Ah, Maisie players-thinking they can just spam shots from a mile away and magically hit something. Newsflash: Maisie’s strength is up close, not when you're trying to snipe from half the map. You’re just asking for trouble trying to play her like a long-range brawler. Her shots are precise, sure, but they’re built for close-quarters combat, where you can make the most of that burst damage.
The mistake here is obvious: trying to be too fancy with a character whose power lies in being in the thick of things. So, instead of pretending you’re some sharpshooter, try actually aiming for the fight, where your shots hit hard and fast. If you’re not using Maisie for that up-close power, then what’s even the point of picking her in the first place?
Why is my Boy leon getting bullied through the whole video😭
Let him cook
Waiting for part 2 brother
Late December
The biggest mistakes people make when playing Piper is trying to replicate SniperBS' clips.
so true
Ah, yes, the classic “I’m gonna be the next SniperBS” mistake. Let me guess-you’ve seen a few highlight reels, and now you think you can just pick up Piper and start hitting 300-meter shots like it’s nothing? Newsflash: replicating someone else’s clips doesn’t automatically make you a top-tier player. It just makes you look like you're playing the game with your head in the clouds, ignoring the fact that those clips come from experience and precision, not just luck.
People forget that playing Piper isn't just about hitting perfect shots-it’s about positioning, timing, and knowing when to not shoot. Trying to be someone else only shows that you’re more focused on flexing like them rather than actually playing to your strengths. So go ahead, try to replicate those clips. But when you end up dying every time you miss a shot, don’t say I didn’t warn you.
And for Squeak it’s Squeak
Indeed