MASTERS is EASY with these 10 PRO TIPS

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[hertz]

1. Always pick Edgar
2. If you lose one round, attack your teammates
3. If you die in heist or gem grab, just give up and stop moving

[malikhittam]

If you do end up making an in depth guide on this stuff, can you please add some visualization through gameplay examples. Maybe adding a slowed gameplay footage of the concepts you're explaining so its easier to understand and visualize. I might be a lot of work but it will definitely be helpful.

[thehook]

0:25 Pinching
2:03 Sniper tips
3:30 Drafting
5:16 Know matchups
6:36 Pressure
8:27 Don’t pick similar brawlers
9:33 Know the meta
10:24 Don’t be afraid to take risks in draft

[malikhittam]

Please do more videos on these topics. No one in the brawl content creation space really talks about this stuff and you're kinda expected to learn it through trial and error. I would love to see in depth guides on draft strategy and positioning. I'm sure these types of videos will help both beginners and experienced players alike

[ThatOneZest]

Please make a guide on pinching and mechanics in general that people must learn 🙏

[MarshallLeeFlames]

About the "don't be afraid of picking risky" advice, man, that sure made a comeback just today. It was a Quickfire game of Knockout, and the main dudes were off (Gene, Leon, Spike, Larry and Lawrie...), I was second pick and was debating myself about if I should pick Gale that is strong with the modifier.

My opponent first pick settled it for me:

E D G A R.

Once I saw him pick Edgar, I just counterpicked Gale and it was over. My random team mate was being salty with the thumbs down emoji and shooting me with Piper. But at that point, yeah, I basically rolled all over the team. 6 kills and 1 death on my part, MVP of the game, just made sure Edgar didn't play at all.

[miguelmsilva]

I completely understand the last tip and I do it quite often. Recently I was in Knockout Out in the open with Time Detonation, with all kind of snipers like Piper and Nani banned, no one picked any counters to me, I think there was Amber, Fang and Tick the enemy composition, maybe Tick was my biggest counter, but the map would be completely open and I could just put pressure on him since I can shoot through Tick's head, and since my Belle isn't maxed-out I just went Penny last pick. Everyone on my team shooted at me in the start of the match, but I pretty much carried the game and I didn't die once. In a completely open map, if you do it right, they can't destroy your mortar

[AksiBe]

My teammates pick random brawler, the map doesnt matter for them

[MaxPowerBS]

Great help, thanks Spen. An in depth video on each of the tips you gave would also be really good.

[DarkB]

I need the extension video, this was so good thank you Spen for the information you always bring for us ♥️

[TtamZzz]

I like those tips, mostly because I feel like things like pressure etc are in general automatic reflexes for people so they don’t really talk about that in guides. And because I don’t have those automatic reflexes myself and I want to create them, I’d really like to see you make more in depth content to have a solid base :)

[SNORLAXBS]

Loved this. You should make a video explaining some of the brawlers niche areas where they are incredibly strong, such as taking a Rico on hard rock mine or split and getting into the sweet spot, or the compositions you know a certain last pick would wreck such as taking a sprout last into 3 brawlers without aggressive capabilities

[NitrogenVM]

5:06 subtitles wilding, spenLC banging Fang now 💀

[xerlidales]

Banger video, i feel like this type of gamesense explaining fills a niche that isnt really touched by other content creators

[BenjaminWhitby]

Yes! Some skill guides would be awesome! Especially things like aiming with sharpshooters, dodging shots, and controlling lanes would be super helpful. Love your stuff! 🍿🤩

[marcellobosio]

This is a fantastic video. Would love to see specific videos about pinching, positioning, pressure, dodging shots and so on and so forth.

[SCAPEGOAT]

An aiming guide would be very cool. Your recent content is so good for beginners and returning players. Such a legend. I’ve got your name in the creator code section in the shop.

[TheBedLump_Sans]

I think one really important thing to take note of when aiming is observing the enemies' movement pattern. Not everyone moves and jukes shot the same way. Usually, most people will have some kind of pattern to dodge your attacks based on how they perceive your shots are coming, which can seem random at first, but the skill of this is quickly analysing and adapting accordingly, and surprising the enemy with aiming your shot towards where you, from your analysis, think the enemy is going to be based on the pattern. Of course, some players will try to change this up, but even then, it takes a really really good player to change it up so much so that it looks completely random. Almost all players will have some kind of pattern, even if they change it.

[exometria]

6:36 I think one of the most common mistakes I see with pressure is someone picking a melee brawler and then just hiding in bush instead of walking up a little farther and forcing the opponents to use ammo. I feel that this mistake is reinforced because the melee player can often have better KDAs than their teammates (they get 1 or 2 kills after their teammates die), so they think they did nothing wrong.

[TTMDrSecchione]

Thanks for this special video! I didn't know some tips until now, especially the Draft ones... I took a mini draft guide on my last video in my channel, and this is an inspiration for the second part or it! Thanks❣️