Getting into the advanced stuff now, I like it! Drednaw is in my opinion more important, since you gain xp and a shild, enabling you and your teammates to fight around objective more easily. However if given the chance, I do like to sneak in a Rotum just before the Zapdos spawn. Might only work in lower ranks where I am right now, but it works most of the time if you manage to pull it of. As always nice video, andvanced, yet beginner friendly. Keep it up!
If I jungle, I like to do Drednaw first then sneak the Rotom. That strat helped me carried atleast three games in the Expert ranking haha Learning to use Absol from Teeds too, she's awesome!
I’m that annoying teammate who keeps spamming “gather here!” and “lets take out drednaw together!” as soon as the countdown starts. So far, I consider myself extremely lucky if the jungler comes down-because not even my bottom lane partner will.
@@leonardocerqueiradias6168 I take rotom as a jungle solo because u can't trust your teammates to go down for drenaw meaning I'll not fall behind on xp I dunk and kill rotom for xp so I can still be ahead of every one else this is ultra play btw ultra solo players have been either lucky to get there are carried there sadly
@@BerserkZeroYT you're throwing. ALWAYS ROTATE TO DREADNAW, ESPECIALLY AS A JUNGLER. "you can't trust your teammates to rotate" when you yourself aren't rotating? makes no sense.
I never knew Meta was an acronym- I thought it was used like we do in tabletop games or academics. That said, Dreadnaw. That xp boost for the whole team is great, and you can the group + shields for a push the same as you could Rotom.
Yeah, though it is kind of right because meta is short for metagame with the “meta-“ prefix meaning of higher order or level, so basically the most effective combat techniques, or at least the ones most commonly seen at high level play
WOW! The Video was too much helpful and beginner friendly! Before today I always got stuck on taking the decision that which one I should go for ... But now on no worries cuz only bcuz of u i know what to do ^^ Thanks a lot Teeds!
I have a teammate I play with that gets really upset at me when I don't help with Rotom and prioritize dreadnaw. I keep telling him that as a jungler, I have to prioritize the most important objectives, and Dreadnaw is just better because it buffs the entire team with levels rather than just helping top lane score a few points.
Really great content girl! Very straight forward and very helpful information. I have been HATING the other youtubers covering Pokemon Unite bc they ramble, talk in circles, and generally turn a 3 minute video into a 10 min video! If you covered things they were covering I would never go anywhere else for information! haha
great video, very informative! I now just hope a good amount of pokemon unite players watch this so they know to rotate and listen to pings to get dred xD
You're Drednaw points are the exact points that I have been trying to explain to my friends that I have been playing with. Love your videos and every bit of information that I have been learning from them. Thank you, ever so much.
Drednaw is so important lol, I would add that as a mid you want to really set up your bot lane to get ahead for that first Drednaw. If both of your lanes are stale then you should be prioritising your bot lane EVERY time after first jungle clear. Even if you don’t get a kill, getting the neutral bees for your team and the Audino is huge.
As jungler I always push top first to distract their jungler and head bot immediately after a kill or score. I also, focus dreadnaw everytime, don't care if top melts haha. Helped me secure 3-4 wins recently.
A thing about Rotom you forgot to mention. When it is targeted towards your goal, as you deplete its health, the amount of points Rotom counts for decreases.
Oh there’s another thing about Rotom too! When Rotom reaches the enemy goal, it disables the goal’s healing function for the duration you can insta-dunk. It’s happened to me a couple times where I’d freak out about why it wasn’t healing me lol
Fantastic video Teeds!! Really helpful for those not so experienced in the game! Personally, while I do think Drednaw better, I also think the top lane deciding to rotate down 100% of the time is not so cut and dry. If they’re carrying 50 or so points between them, with Rotom that’s usually enough to take out the goal, which will create a lot of pressure, meaning the enemy top laners have to choose between losing a goal which can be very snowbally in terms of map pressure, or losing Drednaw which creates kill pressure in the form of the shield and level difference. This decision to rotate should also depend on the level difference of the bot laners and jungle. If those 3 look like they can get it based on level difference then leaving top lane open could just be pointless. Anyway that’s just my 2c worth haha. Keep up the fantastic work!
Dreadnaw's use in the game is for buffing the team in order to score the points that make you win the game, as well as having more power than the opposing team to control them more and for the Zapdos fight. But also, Rotom is not something to be ignored either. I can tell you of at least two games that I managed to kill Rotom right before the 2 minute mark and he stayed even after Zapdos spawned. Since the opposing team and mine were fighting over Zapdos, I managed to score my 100 points + Rotom like a mini-Zapdos buff, and managed to win those two games, one of which the opposing team took Zapdos. So in conclusion, Dreadnaw is priority, but Rotom can also come in clutch if used right. Makes me feel like every game can be different and I love it :3
Thanks so much for all of the guides! They are super helpful and informative. I’m sending all of my friends who are just starting the game to your videos so that they know what’s going on.
Fun Snorlax fact. You can use block to push away Rotom from your base. And if you are skilled, right before Rotom dies push him towards the enemy goal to decrease the distance needed to travel.
I’ve always liked Rotor more because of the pressure and points, but you make a really good point about the exp boost. I’m going to start paying attention to this more and see how it affects the Zapdos fight.
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Nice how you add meme in video , interesting teeds
Small point worth quibbling about: meta is not an acronym. Meta, in this case is an abbreviation of metagame. When meta is used as a prefix, it adjusts the meaning of the word to describe a self-referential work in regards to structure. Metadata is data about data, metatextual analysis pertains to choices made about the way a text is written, rather than specific word choice. Likewise, the metagame is the sum of the choices and considerations we make about how to play a game outside of gameplay
Do you know how long it takes before dreadnaw regains it’s health? Also, what level would you recommend for attackers, like ninetales or greninja to try to solo? Zeroara, Lucario & Cinderace seem to be the easiest to solo dreadnaw for me. Are there any characters you flat out don’t have enough dps to down dreadnaw before it regains health?
WOW. I've been playing games for decades and I've always assumed that meta just meant what was generally popular (like the prefix). I had no idea it was actually an acronym.
Pretty fair analize tho I would say Rotom do much than put pressure it can help you score if you got alot of pokeball vs if you got like 3 pokeball it doesn'T worth much but if you got like 50 that quite a big deal. Also I would had that Rotom also keep going for the enemie goal if you killed it before zapdoz spawn So it can be a really good tool to keep the enemie team distracted since you can let one or 2 player push whit Rotom and than you are set for a 120 goal. could be good
The way I see it, Rotom can help push an advantage but is otherwise not really important at all. I've had matches where we beat the enemy to Drednaw and they rotate top to get Rotom as a sort of consolation prize, but even if at best they destroy the top outer goal, the trade-off is that we destroy their bot outer goal AND gain 1-2 levels each, so I always take that trade going top. Given that I always aim to secure Drednaw at least twice per match, by the time Zapdos rolls in, my team and I are all 3-5 levels above the opponents and contesting is much easier
Use advanced controls as a ranged character in the grass. As using advanced controls pressing B will attack the nearest wild pokemon and A will attack the nearest enemy Pokémon.
Personally I like Drednaw. I feel getting it helps the whole team over all than Rotom does unless you have like 2-3 people with a lot of points on them. In tandem tho, getting that Drednaw shield (and maybe an evo mid game from the xp) can help your top lane get rotom if they are currently fighting it for it.
I think "Most Effective Tactic Available" is a backronym. Like... "meta," meaning after or beyond. The game beyond (outside of) the game. Strategies, tactics, stuff going beyond pure mechanics. Metagame. Great video, though. Really hope more people come to understand that you should try to be together for Drednaw fights and we stop seeing people stay in the top lane for the entire match lol
Since I prefer the bottom lane, I definitely prefer our big beefy turtle friend! Also, um. Is it weird to be a Snorlax main on the bottom lane? The game keeps telling me to go to top lane, but I feel far more comfortable in the bottom lane.
Not weird at all! I wish they would take that off haha. Sometimes it makes three people go to the top lane or bottom because they just follow the arrows :(
@@SuperTeeds Oh thank god, that’s a huge relief! Also, LOVE your content! I’ve learned a ton from your videos! This is my first moba, so the guidance has been a huge help!
Support main here. You can absolutely send a tank bottom lane. The point of having a tank/support bottom lane is to help protect your lane partner (usually an all-rounder because they scale heavily on XP and need to level for late game, but attackers and even some speedsters can slide in here just fine) so they can gain XP. Each Pokemon has a different playstyle though. I main Eldegoss, so I'm trying to keep my lane partner shielded/healed while they do damage down the enemies, tossing in my own poke damage. Snorlax, on the other hand, is a bit of a "lane bully" and I've seen it work well. Snorlax is tanky, can deal decent damage, and can zone people out/block people from an area (such as where Vespiqueen & Combee spawn) to help your partner farm. As a Snorlax, you're really looking to play a little more aggressively and zone people out. It's also ok if you wind up having two tanks on your team (one bottom, one top) because you're using Snorlax in the "support" role, even if it's not the "Support" class, if that makes sense.
@@SleepySeal121 as snorlax you'll generally want to be paired with an attacker pokemon. This is because you'll have both a ranged and melee pokemon in your lane, as well as the fact that attackers are one of the types of pokemon referred to as "carries" that want to gain lots of levels while defenders tend to have less benefit from higher levels.
Advice for everyone so we can all be a little greedy, take drednaw first! Then head to base for rotation, don't run through jungle, and you can snipe Rotom while the enemy team hangs their head for losing drednaw! Yes, you can have your cake and eat it too!
Dreadnaw is great in theory but if the enemy comes 4 v 3 bot or 5 v 4 bot and your team stalls out the fight for like 2 minutes (which I've seen happen pretty often) than the players that remained top can get a large exp advantage and crack the map open with Rotom.
I hate how the early dreadnaw fight can drag out so long sometimes. Especially when the squishier attackers get knocked, then quickly return before lower level defenders and supports can defeat it.
Knock up - water - auto - auto - knoc- wat- wait water comes first now- wait where's knock up- now there's two autos agai- oh wait there was two autos always- waiiiiit............... Well, that is the only thing which is pretty complicated but i'll see it this way: Charging up: Knock up Water in the mouth: Water gun Autos are autos............... great vid tho
Hai Teeds! Not related to the current topic but Im having a lot of time struggling to which one to buy first, ninetales or gardevoirr (dont mind my spelling, aint pokemon fan, im a moba one)
If you want to go for the most strongest at the moment, Ninetales! Both are really fun though, I personally like Ninetales better because Ninetales feels useful all the time while Gardevoir has to wait until late game!
Rotom is easy to beat if you are either a ranged attacker. if you are melee, it takes longer which is why sometimes you might need another person to go against Rotom. Plus he is really good for early points. Drednaw I never go for but he is important depending on how far you are in the match. He is also risky as opposed to Rotom since Rotom is easier to get than Drednaw. But those exps and shields are good. This is all based on my own personal matches and from what I've seen in my matches, but if you see this, be it Teeds, or the community, let me know your opinions!
Rotom will never be a better option than drednaw, as pointed out by Teeds, the first 8 minutes is basically preparing for the Zapdos duel or defense. Rotom only gives you 20 points and possibly two goals maybe 3. However, Drednaw exp and shield can help turn a match around even before the broken Zapdos appears. In short, you never want 3-5 members going down when Zapdos appears, that 30 second cooldown will more than likely cost you the game.
@@pedrojr.8893 Ehhh not really, at least from my experiences from playing matches. Rarely people go for Drednaw and instead go for Rotom to start ranking up for those points. Drednaw is rarely a concern because they go for Zapdos towards the end. Rotom helps to start destroying the goals while you start leveling up for Zapdos. Drednaw also takes very long which is why in most if not all my matches, they don't go for him unless my team or the other team really needs it.
@@Brianycus This is probably because you're either not in ranked, or are in a low rank. Dreadnaw takes priority, 100% of the time no matter what. The EXP boost it gives is far too important to ignore, and if your team takes Dreadnaw then the enemy's bottom goal is almost always cleared. Breaking the top goal gives more exp to the enemy team than breaking the bottom goal does, by the way. Dreadnaw is just always better, and Rotom is only something you go for if Dreadnaw has already been defeated.
@@shiinozaki I do play ranked and I am currently Expert 1 hahaha so I'm not really a in low rank either. It just seems that my matches don't take Drednaw too seriously and we still end up winning. If its different in other matches, then it is different in other matches. Again, I write what I write based on my own observations of the game, be it true or not.
@@Brianycus mhmm expert I is still a bit low. I'm expert 5 and won't say I'm high. You still get trash teams, but Drednaw helps win games. If my team sucks, I always push drednaw to carry. Otherwise we will lose.
Just because going after Rotom is a terrible idea that doesn't mean it's not reliable instead of taking down Rotom for Points you should take down Rotom for a distraction that way you can go sneak around and score some points that way you could even go after Drednaw! If you want
Drednaw isn't about the shield - the main advantage is that it gives an EXP boost to the ENTIRE team, not just the ones that were fighting Drednaw. It adds about one level to the whole team. This in turn gives you an advantage against the enemy team in fights, which makes everything easier.
I’m sorry where did you get this definition of meta? I thought metagame was long for meta meaning awareness of the game outside the game and I feel like I’m missing something
Drednaw is far more important than Rotom. PLEASE STOP GOING FOR ROTOM! For those that are not all helping there team every time drednaw appears you are the reason your team lost.
Lost on my 10th rank game in great ball. We could have won if my team supported each other. I need people to play with. My poor Garchomp is no longer 100% win rate :(
I hate how frustrating it is when I get swatted by the entire enemy team trying to get dreadnaw when I'm alone while my whole team is off doing god knows what
Meta isn't an acronym lol. It is a prefix that in this case, refers to "higher level" considerations about the game. That is to say, its not about how the game can be played, but how the game is in fact played -- essentially the "rules" of the game the community create for themselves as they try to figure out the most effective way to play the game
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keeping your content informational and making it easy to follow. The other definition makes it confusing AFFFF
I'm So Meta Even This Acronym
Smart acronym I would just say it’s short for meta game go look it up
Aww, I'm still using this as it's awesome! Mind blown.
How do you increase the speed of L button camera? mine doesnt move that fast.
i just wish my teammates would follow this guide
Too true
It seems so simple
@@axellis8333 Yes! Exactly
Yeah, feels like my opponents are the ones that watch these guides lol
100% this!
Getting into the advanced stuff now, I like it!
Drednaw is in my opinion more important, since you gain xp and a shild, enabling you and your teammates to fight around objective more easily. However if given the chance, I do like to sneak in a Rotum just before the Zapdos spawn. Might only work in lower ranks where I am right now, but it works most of the time if you manage to pull it of.
As always nice video, andvanced, yet beginner friendly.
Keep it up!
You always have the best, insightful comments, thanks Last
@@SuperTeeds Dred naww, thanks Teeds :)
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my username is cartoon in discord!
Nice to see u here ^^
I'm in complete agreement! Though I swear I hardly ever get a group that comes down to get Dreadnaw unfortunately.
If I jungle, I like to do Drednaw first then sneak the Rotom. That strat helped me carried atleast three games in the Expert ranking haha
Learning to use Absol from Teeds too, she's awesome!
I’m that annoying teammate who keeps spamming “gather here!” and “lets take out drednaw together!” as soon as the countdown starts. So far, I consider myself extremely lucky if the jungler comes down-because not even my bottom lane partner will.
Nothing is more frustating than seeing your jungler rotates to take Rotom with the two top laners, while you are stuck in a 2 v 5 around Drednaw.
@@leonardocerqueiradias6168 I take rotom as a jungle solo because u can't trust your teammates to go down for drenaw meaning I'll not fall behind on xp I dunk and kill rotom for xp so I can still be ahead of every one else this is ultra play btw ultra solo players have been either lucky to get there are carried there sadly
@@BerserkZeroYT you're throwing. ALWAYS ROTATE TO DREADNAW, ESPECIALLY AS A JUNGLER. "you can't trust your teammates to rotate" when you yourself aren't rotating? makes no sense.
Hello, how do you communicate “lets take out drednaw together!” to the team. I can't seem to figure it out.
@@HanNguyen-hl4rr Press minus, then the minimap will enlarge. Then, point to the drednaw icon, and press A.
Jesus fucking Christ, trying to get randoms to kill drednaw in Solo Q has taken years off of my life.
I do wish more and more people would see this and understand the importance of drednaw and how impacting it really is for the team.
I’ve never heard anyone describe “meta” as being an acronym. I guess it’s kind of true
Yea that was something I learned pretty early on but I still don't like using it as an acronym lol.
It wasn't intended to be an acronym but since it fits so well it has sort of stuck.
I never knew Meta was an acronym- I thought it was used like we do in tabletop games or academics.
That said, Dreadnaw. That xp boost for the whole team is great, and you can the group + shields for a push the same as you could Rotom.
Meta isn't an acronym. Teeds either made that up or is repeating something she heard from some other incorrect person.
Yeah, though it is kind of right because meta is short for metagame with the “meta-“ prefix meaning of higher order or level, so basically the most effective combat techniques, or at least the ones most commonly seen at high level play
@@feralshrew brother what do you mean it literally is a real acronym....
Drednaw is the most important to me, making sure my team over levels the other team is important. The shields also help a lot.
WOW!
The Video was too much helpful and beginner friendly!
Before today I always got stuck on taking the decision that which one I should go for ...
But now on no worries cuz only bcuz of u i know what to do ^^
Thanks a lot Teeds!
I have a teammate I play with that gets really upset at me when I don't help with Rotom and prioritize dreadnaw. I keep telling him that as a jungler, I have to prioritize the most important objectives, and Dreadnaw is just better because it buffs the entire team with levels rather than just helping top lane score a few points.
Really great content girl! Very straight forward and very helpful information. I have been HATING the other youtubers covering Pokemon Unite bc they ramble, talk in circles, and generally turn a 3 minute video into a 10 min video! If you covered things they were covering I would never go anywhere else for information! haha
great video, very informative! I now just hope a good amount of pokemon unite players watch this so they know to rotate and listen to pings to get dred xD
I NEED a zapdos guide! Knowing Zapdos' attack pattern would help so muuuuuch.
dont think you really have time to be watching zapdos atk pattern most the time tbh.
@@KillaTundant he has a thunder and a knock up though. Knowing this info would create strategies on steals and takes.
BREADNAW! BREADNAW! BREADNAW!
Here's the short version:
Dreadnaw: Always
Rotom: Never
You're Drednaw points are the exact points that I have been trying to explain to my friends that I have been playing with. Love your videos and every bit of information that I have been learning from them. Thank you, ever so much.
Drednaw is so important lol, I would add that as a mid you want to really set up your bot lane to get ahead for that first Drednaw. If both of your lanes are stale then you should be prioritising your bot lane EVERY time after first jungle clear. Even if you don’t get a kill, getting the neutral bees for your team and the Audino is huge.
As jungler I always push top first to distract their jungler and head bot immediately after a kill or score. I also, focus dreadnaw everytime, don't care if top melts haha. Helped me secure 3-4 wins recently.
A thing about Rotom you forgot to mention. When it is targeted towards your goal, as you deplete its health, the amount of points Rotom counts for decreases.
Oh there’s another thing about Rotom too! When Rotom reaches the enemy goal, it disables the goal’s healing function for the duration you can insta-dunk. It’s happened to me a couple times where I’d freak out about why it wasn’t healing me lol
Fantastic video Teeds!! Really helpful for those not so experienced in the game!
Personally, while I do think Drednaw better, I also think the top lane deciding to rotate down 100% of the time is not so cut and dry. If they’re carrying 50 or so points between them, with Rotom that’s usually enough to take out the goal, which will create a lot of pressure, meaning the enemy top laners have to choose between losing a goal which can be very snowbally in terms of map pressure, or losing Drednaw which creates kill pressure in the form of the shield and level difference. This decision to rotate should also depend on the level difference of the bot laners and jungle. If those 3 look like they can get it based on level difference then leaving top lane open could just be pointless.
Anyway that’s just my 2c worth haha. Keep up the fantastic work!
One thing about Rotom as well is that it's far easier to take out solo where as Drednaw takes ages and is more dangerous.
Thanks for all the guides! I started playing a few days ago and have been finding your videos super helpful!
Dreadnaw's use in the game is for buffing the team in order to score the points that make you win the game, as well as having more power than the opposing team to control them more and for the Zapdos fight. But also, Rotom is not something to be ignored either. I can tell you of at least two games that I managed to kill Rotom right before the 2 minute mark and he stayed even after Zapdos spawned. Since the opposing team and mine were fighting over Zapdos, I managed to score my 100 points + Rotom like a mini-Zapdos buff, and managed to win those two games, one of which the opposing team took Zapdos.
So in conclusion, Dreadnaw is priority, but Rotom can also come in clutch if used right. Makes me feel like every game can be different and I love it :3
Thanks so much for all of the guides! They are super helpful and informative. I’m sending all of my friends who are just starting the game to your videos so that they know what’s going on.
Fun Snorlax fact. You can use block to push away Rotom from your base. And if you are skilled, right before Rotom dies push him towards the enemy goal to decrease the distance needed to travel.
I’ve always liked Rotor more because of the pressure and points, but you make a really good point about the exp boost. I’m going to start paying attention to this more and see how it affects the Zapdos fight.
Nice how you add meme in video , interesting teeds
Great video!
Question do u play with your twitch streamers
Do you stream somewhere? I looked on twitch but it says your last stream was from the beta
I'll possibly be streaming when I move houses! :)
At the moment, just focusing on the vids but I am looking forward to livestreaming soon!
I find that Greninja's melee boosted auto attack can be timed to dodge dred's water attacks. This way you can maximize dps and minimize damage taken
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Awesome video helps me think of drednaw better I like the acronym for meta
Small point worth quibbling about: meta is not an acronym.
Meta, in this case is an abbreviation of metagame. When meta is used as a prefix, it adjusts the meaning of the word to describe a self-referential work in regards to structure. Metadata is data about data, metatextual analysis pertains to choices made about the way a text is written, rather than specific word choice.
Likewise, the metagame is the sum of the choices and considerations we make about how to play a game outside of gameplay
Thank you for explaining it Adam!
Do you know how long it takes before dreadnaw regains it’s health? Also, what level would you recommend for attackers, like ninetales or greninja to try to solo? Zeroara, Lucario & Cinderace seem to be the easiest to solo dreadnaw for me. Are there any characters you flat out don’t have enough dps to down dreadnaw before it regains health?
WOW. I've been playing games for decades and I've always assumed that meta just meant what was generally popular (like the prefix). I had no idea it was actually an acronym.
Question, do you still exp even with exp share with dreadnaw
Dreadnaw is the most important early game objectives since it gives everyone XP and shield
Pretty fair analize tho I would say Rotom do much than put pressure it can help you score if you got alot of pokeball vs if you got like 3 pokeball it doesn'T worth much but if you got like 50 that quite a big deal.
Also I would had that Rotom also keep going for the enemie goal if you killed it before zapdoz spawn So it can be a really good tool to keep the enemie team distracted since you can let one or 2 player push whit Rotom and than you are set for a 120 goal. could be good
I find your video so relaxing.
The way I see it, Rotom can help push an advantage but is otherwise not really important at all. I've had matches where we beat the enemy to Drednaw and they rotate top to get Rotom as a sort of consolation prize, but even if at best they destroy the top outer goal, the trade-off is that we destroy their bot outer goal AND gain 1-2 levels each, so I always take that trade going top.
Given that I always aim to secure Drednaw at least twice per match, by the time Zapdos rolls in, my team and I are all 3-5 levels above the opponents and contesting is much easier
Thanks for this! Second the request to look into how Drednaw and Rotom's auto-healing works whenever your schedule frees up :)
Any tips on how to prevent enemies from sniping the kill on dreadnaw and zapdos at the last second?
Use advanced controls as a ranged character in the grass. As using advanced controls pressing B will attack the nearest wild pokemon and A will attack the nearest enemy Pokémon.
I hope this ends up on everyone's recommend videos who plays the game 😂
So you always say "hi trainers" does that make you... "Professor Teeds"? 🧐😏
Personally I like Drednaw. I feel getting it helps the whole team over all than Rotom does unless you have like 2-3 people with a lot of points on them. In tandem tho, getting that Drednaw shield (and maybe an evo mid game from the xp) can help your top lane get rotom if they are currently fighting it for it.
Finally veteran rank. You helped me get there :)
Drednaw Is the best to me. Usually if the mid comes to help we can get Drednaw before rotom and give shields to the team to help get rotom as well.
I like rotom more because having him helps me push top
all this time and i had absolutely no idea that META was an acronym :O
I think "Most Effective Tactic Available" is a backronym. Like... "meta," meaning after or beyond. The game beyond (outside of) the game. Strategies, tactics, stuff going beyond pure mechanics. Metagame. Great video, though. Really hope more people come to understand that you should try to be together for Drednaw fights and we stop seeing people stay in the top lane for the entire match lol
Great vid. Could you make a vid Where you inform People which pokemons go Where on the map. (so that slowpoke dosent steal my lilipup. Absol main btw)
Of course! :)
@@SuperTeeds Thank you soo much
They should rebalance Drednaw & Rotom. It should be a real decision which one to fight for. Would make it much more interesting tactically.
Since I prefer the bottom lane, I definitely prefer our big beefy turtle friend! Also, um. Is it weird to be a Snorlax main on the bottom lane? The game keeps telling me to go to top lane, but I feel far more comfortable in the bottom lane.
Not weird at all! I wish they would take that off haha. Sometimes it makes three people go to the top lane or bottom because they just follow the arrows :(
@@SuperTeeds Oh thank god, that’s a huge relief! Also, LOVE your content! I’ve learned a ton from your videos! This is my first moba, so the guidance has been a huge help!
Support main here. You can absolutely send a tank bottom lane. The point of having a tank/support bottom lane is to help protect your lane partner (usually an all-rounder because they scale heavily on XP and need to level for late game, but attackers and even some speedsters can slide in here just fine) so they can gain XP.
Each Pokemon has a different playstyle though. I main Eldegoss, so I'm trying to keep my lane partner shielded/healed while they do damage down the enemies, tossing in my own poke damage. Snorlax, on the other hand, is a bit of a "lane bully" and I've seen it work well. Snorlax is tanky, can deal decent damage, and can zone people out/block people from an area (such as where Vespiqueen & Combee spawn) to help your partner farm. As a Snorlax, you're really looking to play a little more aggressively and zone people out.
It's also ok if you wind up having two tanks on your team (one bottom, one top) because you're using Snorlax in the "support" role, even if it's not the "Support" class, if that makes sense.
@@SleepySeal121 as snorlax you'll generally want to be paired with an attacker pokemon. This is because you'll have both a ranged and melee pokemon in your lane, as well as the fact that attackers are one of the types of pokemon referred to as "carries" that want to gain lots of levels while defenders tend to have less benefit from higher levels.
Advice for everyone so we can all be a little greedy, take drednaw first! Then head to base for rotation, don't run through jungle, and you can snipe Rotom while the enemy team hangs their head for losing drednaw! Yes, you can have your cake and eat it too!
Dreadnaw is great in theory but if the enemy comes 4 v 3 bot or 5 v 4 bot and your team stalls out the fight for like 2 minutes (which I've seen happen pretty often) than the players that remained top can get a large exp advantage and crack the map open with Rotom.
Okay ive never knew meta was an acronym that stood for most effective tactics available. I always thought it was just a word
I hate how the early dreadnaw fight can drag out so long sometimes. Especially when the squishier attackers get knocked, then quickly return before lower level defenders and supports can defeat it.
drednaw is more important but sometimes its so annoying to beat when knock and water gun barely hits you and you get stunned.
Dreadnaw but since in always gardevoir I'm always too lane so i can't always focus on it andy bottom lane is ........ Lacking at time
Dreadnaw has immediate value so its my favorite of the two
I'm in great class atm and I've noticed if I play greedy I win more often than trying to team play bc NOBODY rotates this low
Could you do a video about when to use your unite move and the statistics for how long it takes to recharge with and without scoring?
Knock up - water - auto - auto - knoc- wat- wait water comes first now- wait where's knock up- now there's two autos agai- oh wait there was two autos always- waiiiiit...............
Well, that is the only thing which is pretty complicated but i'll see it this way:
Charging up: Knock up
Water in the mouth: Water gun
Autos are autos...............
great vid tho
I guess that's why defenders would want to be at the bottom lane at higher ranks.
Guess I'll do that too, as a defender main.
What's your opinion on the fact that the game puts you against bots when you lose a game?
Wait, what? Could you elaborate on this? I’ve never heard of this before.
@@SleepySeal121 If you lost 3 or 4 game you play with bot
@@dragoongod1603 Oh wow, weird...
Hai Teeds! Not related to the current topic but Im having a lot of time struggling to which one to buy first, ninetales or gardevoirr (dont mind my spelling, aint pokemon fan, im a moba one)
If you want to go for the most strongest at the moment, Ninetales! Both are really fun though, I personally like Ninetales better because Ninetales feels useful all the time while Gardevoir has to wait until late game!
@@SuperTeeds Noted! Thank youu
@@SuperTeeds hey now Gardivoirs late game is so good that it makes up for the early game
Just remember ninetales its given to you at a certain point of the game
@@jorgealtamirano9340 oh really? Like from levelling up or something? If yes I would buy gardevoir first
Rotom is easy to beat if you are either a ranged attacker. if you are melee, it takes longer which is why sometimes you might need another person to go against Rotom. Plus he is really good for early points. Drednaw I never go for but he is important depending on how far you are in the match. He is also risky as opposed to Rotom since Rotom is easier to get than Drednaw. But those exps and shields are good. This is all based on my own personal matches and from what I've seen in my matches, but if you see this, be it Teeds, or the community, let me know your opinions!
Rotom will never be a better option than drednaw, as pointed out by Teeds, the first 8 minutes is basically preparing for the Zapdos duel or defense. Rotom only gives you 20 points and possibly two goals maybe 3. However, Drednaw exp and shield can help turn a match around even before the broken Zapdos appears.
In short, you never want 3-5 members going down when Zapdos appears, that 30 second cooldown will more than likely cost you the game.
@@pedrojr.8893 Ehhh not really, at least from my experiences from playing matches. Rarely people go for Drednaw and instead go for Rotom to start ranking up for those points. Drednaw is rarely a concern because they go for Zapdos towards the end. Rotom helps to start destroying the goals while you start leveling up for Zapdos. Drednaw also takes very long which is why in most if not all my matches, they don't go for him unless my team or the other team really needs it.
@@Brianycus This is probably because you're either not in ranked, or are in a low rank. Dreadnaw takes priority, 100% of the time no matter what. The EXP boost it gives is far too important to ignore, and if your team takes Dreadnaw then the enemy's bottom goal is almost always cleared.
Breaking the top goal gives more exp to the enemy team than breaking the bottom goal does, by the way. Dreadnaw is just always better, and Rotom is only something you go for if Dreadnaw has already been defeated.
@@shiinozaki I do play ranked and I am currently Expert 1 hahaha so I'm not really a in low rank either. It just seems that my matches don't take Drednaw too seriously and we still end up winning. If its different in other matches, then it is different in other matches. Again, I write what I write based on my own observations of the game, be it true or not.
@@Brianycus mhmm expert I is still a bit low. I'm expert 5 and won't say I'm high. You still get trash teams, but Drednaw helps win games. If my team sucks, I always push drednaw to carry. Otherwise we will lose.
My teammates in normal match: I won't help my teammate to get objectives, I will just charge ahead without any backup in enemy's base.
Drednaw is more important. That exp boost really help alot
Teeds do you know whats the lightbulb icon mean btw?
Also, i was never attacked by Rotom, ever. If i dont touch it hes afk. :D
It means they are using the exp share held item!
qotd: Definitely Dreadnaw. The shield and team wide xp is just so good.
Just because going after Rotom is a terrible idea that doesn't mean it's not reliable instead of taking down Rotom for Points you should take down Rotom for a distraction that way you can go sneak around and score some points that way you could even go after Drednaw! If you want
I like both. But I think Rotom helps the team more than being granted shield from Drednaw.
Drednaw isn't about the shield - the main advantage is that it gives an EXP boost to the ENTIRE team, not just the ones that were fighting Drednaw. It adds about one level to the whole team. This in turn gives you an advantage against the enemy team in fights, which makes everything easier.
@@AmbiambiSinistrous Thanks for enlightening me to that extra effect for defeating Drednaw.
qotd: i like rotom more since its an interasting mechanic, unlike Drednaw who you just ko and thats it here is your shild and xp
Only good thing about rotom is that it can apply pressure if your team gets dread
In a game my team beat dreadnaw twice but we still lost
Early gang yayyyy🎉🎉
Lessgooo!! You're here :D
I’m sorry where did you get this definition of meta? I thought metagame was long for meta meaning awareness of the game outside the game and I feel like I’m missing something
Today years old when I learned meta was an acronym
drednaw ofc
Drednaw is far more important than Rotom. PLEASE STOP GOING FOR ROTOM! For those that are not all helping there team every time drednaw appears you are the reason your team lost.
Lost on my 10th rank game in great ball. We could have won if my team supported each other. I need people to play with. My poor Garchomp is no longer 100% win rate :(
I like drednaw!
The hardest part…. Is to actually make the team gather 😅
Drednaw is in my opinion more worth bc exp
Didn't know META was an acronym.
It's not.
Can u play more brawl stars pls?
Ive been calling rotom throwtom. Dreads level advantage is took good to pass on.
Dredd is 100% better. It can raise a lvl 3 slowpoke to a lvl 6 slowbro. Oddly specific? I've experrienced it first hand against an enemy slowbro.
It is extremely frustrating playing with randoms in this game lost after lost every single time I’m not enjoying this game at all
Sounds like you need to build a team.
@@SleepySeal121 good luck with that not possible
I hate how frustrating it is when I get swatted by the entire enemy team trying to get dreadnaw when I'm alone while my whole team is off doing god knows what
Drednaw
hi
The 2 people who disliked it... Who hurt you 🥲🥲
It was Rotom and its second account 😩
@@SuperTeeds 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ya exactly...
Anyone else here wondering if “meta” is actually an acronym?
Most
Effective
Tactic
Available
It is not. She made that up or is repeating it from someone else who made it up.
Me learning that ‘’meta’’ stands for Most Effective Tactics Available :
🤯🤯🤯
I hate junglers who focuses more on the rotom than dred like bruh?????
First
First comment but I was first like xD
Love to see it!
So many stupid players thinks rotom is more important
Whats wrong with rotom?
Meta isn't an acronym lol. It is a prefix that in this case, refers to "higher level" considerations about the game. That is to say, its not about how the game can be played, but how the game is in fact played -- essentially the "rules" of the game the community create for themselves as they try to figure out the most effective way to play the game