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i am a newbie and this vid did not help , but it definately gave a working of the game ty

brain rot fake

What gpu do u have?

thanks for posting this. I was really getting frustrated with Octavian and didn't know how to deal with him, so this helps a ton.

Watching this reminded me of the early HLDM days where folks were learning / experimenting with Gauss movement. Realized Deadlock was made by Valve so glad to see they added a weapon/ability like this to a newer game. Having ways to make movement dynamic in a shooter is always a good thing imo.

Great

if you cancel a buy order do you get your silver back? or in the case of editing your buy order, do they charge you a new tax or they charge you the difference?

Will you ever come back???

I have a question i want my character is become magic swordmaster its ok mage and sword or warrior...????? Please answer my question i appreciate 😊😊😊

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Honestly Id just give him the loot man

Hope he don't saw what happened to game in last days

05:07 getting high really fast is always good if you're asking me (: great content man!

Wow so I now have to worry about people like you. Disgraceful

Slot efficiency is an important concept but it's very one dimensional thinking to apply it every games at every point in the game. First thing is, your items should be the best for your strat at every point in the game, and if slot efficiency stops you from doing that there is no point in doing it. That being said, slot efficiency is probably the way to go most times.

I like this video very much, as a player who plays viscous a lot, this is very helpful to me, I would like to ask if I can share this video on social media in China, so that more players can watch it and learn from it, I will include the original author and the link to the original video in order for them to find you, thank you very much!

24:48 lil noobie came out of a dungeon, mount up and instant R back. Nice

You ain't buying expensive items for stats, its for the passives. Every 500 item you buy keeps you from getting stronger passives. Buy for the passive or active effects, not for filling out slots. Effects are (usually) a much bigger power spike compared to whatever stat you can get.

I have some great builds (if you pause during the clips), that showcase some items you do not commonly see on the character in my new deadlock highlight video. It's a short video and features a 6man haze ult.

It's useful think about the fact that yes you do lose about 3k souls once you eventually sell all of your 500 items however the amount of power they give you can easily earn you more than that, and that's being unfair to the fact that you are definitely going to buy about 6 at least anyway, so the real loss is about 1500 which is a lot easier to make up for with your extra pressure

always have a balanced item loudout

Don't underestimate the power of Monster Rounds in laning phase.

Slot economy is a thing.

infernus mad af lmao

I have been off of competitive games for a while and I just kind lost interest in them until I saw Deadlock. It felt like a fresh morning breeze, but since I work I’ve played very little and have been thinking of whether I should invest my time to learn Deadlock at all.

Ese será el gran problema en los rastreos de zona amarilla 😂

yea but organize your builds smh you can change the size of each box in the build editor

Why not a little bit of both? There's many tier 2 and 3 items that also have incredible value and should saved up for if you can.

Thanks to 14 years of theory crafting in LoL I realized this quite soon. I feel like I've gotten quite well understanding of the game in 2 weeks time

I never know whether to skip some of the 500 items on the build to go for more expensive items. I've been trying to buy them all in most scenarios though so glad I was doing the right thing

Very nice strategic move to deadlock

This video will just make players go too far in the opposite direction buying items they don't need and won't benefit from in order to simply fill slots. Paying attention to some of the builds mentioned, it's not just stacking 500 cost items but quickly goes up to more build critical 1250s and 3000s. Some heroes also don't benefit much from weapon damage or spirit and in their case unless an item provides great secondary boosts to their build, it's not efficient at all to stack that category trying to fill the slots early. Other heroes only come online in their builds once they have some core late game items, so they may weaken themselves in the early game to come online faster.

wait, this game still a thing?

"Fill all of your slots as early as possible" is incorrect - you should fill the slots you know you're not going to utilise within your core build path. On Lash, it's only until super-late will I buy anything other than one t3 gun relic, thus I fill the remaining slots on 500/1250 items during lane. However with vitality, I know I'm going to fill all the slots mid-game with situational defensives so I don't just fill them up with 500 relics, burning 500 souls. (Top 500 Player)

great video!

Great vid and great info for new players. I think the specific of when to build these item should be talked more in dept about. For example: let day I play Ivy, game is at 10 mins and I have 1k gold. The urn is about to spawn. I have recognize the current state of the game to use that 1k. If my team is ask/ping to contest the urn, then that 1k can be a close quarter and extra health so I can be in there disrupt the fight for my team. If the team is not contesting or fall so far behind that its not viable to contest it. Farming some extra souls for a Melee charge, Active reload, Healing Nova, or even Quick silver Reload could swing the next fight for the next objective. You don't just builf these for the sake of filling the inventory slot alone. If your invintory is full but you're not planning on fighting anyone then those stats means nothing, and can be use better if you have earlier item break point when you actually want to fight.

I don't do it anymore since I play no character where I would build like this. But a few weeks ago I used to buy Ricochet early on, very often. I don't think it was ever really a bad thing, ignoring sometimes up to 7 slots just to get ricochet at around 9-14k souls. It sounds bad but I think it's one of the items that can get a soft pass due to how much it allows you to achieve with it.

Sure, stat wise Extra HP vs Fortitude is just that, but you're discounting the 4% HP regen after 11s of not taking damage though. That's practically Healing Rite and Extra HP in one on top of the situational gun damage. Very useful on chonky boys like Warden or Krill.

I think its also good to keep in mind that each match is different and you need to buy items for the job and for the moment. Extra regen is one of the most busted items early game for if you taking poke, lets say yamato, shiv, grey talon. Healing rite is also very good early game as it is a very strong heal as long as you arent attacked by enemy heroes. Its also good to deviate from the build order and the items on the build. Lets say that there are very annoying heroes on the enemy team that rely on debuffs, warden, infernus, bebop, etc, you can buy debuff reducer and remover so that they dont get as much value from their kit. lets say there are some very mobile heroes on the enemy team that you want to lock down, slowing hex, and silence glyph fit that job as well as being very strong items. Its good to itemize around the match and to think about what could benefit you now to get ahead later.

so this doesnt work anymore??

Wait, the 500soul 11% hp is stackable? I though you could only get that tier boost only once

The real reason why you don't buy all T1 items is because selling items is inefficient and most unique effect items outside of ammo scav and infuser are all just stat checking items. And since the early game is so inconsequential once you're used to the game that simply filling out a build with lots of T2 items which are all insanely stat valuable AND aren't trash that you'll want to sell off the moment you have money to buy something actually useful. There's concept here called "stat checking" I play lash and i can stat check someones hp, if they don't have enough hp to live my burst it's on sight they won't be allowed to farm in lane. If they have enough that they can comfortably trade back If I'm already winning the stat check on HP buying more HP is essentially entirely useless. Selling items in low level games that are very slow isn't so bad but if you're one of those guys who sells 2-3 t1s that you just wanted to have for stats early you're already behind in farm by nearly 1k and unless they're regen items that allowed you to stay for an extra wave not much happens. A good example is hydration's build that you brought up, There is only two 500 items(extra regen and extra health) in that entire build that don't build into something larger and it mostly focuses on early T2 items as they're extremely effective into the mid to late game unlike 500s fall off very quickly. Also hydration regularly skips those two if he feels he doesn't need them to survive a stat check. Sprint boots, headshot booster, velocity, close quarters and sprint boots all upgrade into T2 items. tl;dr there's a lot more to building than just going "ungabunga this more value" you have to look at it in the context of a builder order in an actual way, this whole "build left to right" thing most people are doing is driving me crazy because every hero in every game can build slightly different in order and even items just depending on who you're laning and how that lane is going.

The game system ( Soul Scaling ) is literally shouting you to do this, because once the soul scaling kicks in its easy to buy T3 & T4 Item and Selling T1 & T2, In Team fights in 20-30 Mins Mark ( I Main Pocket ) I just focus the ones has less green Item & most of the item i Easly win those battles while having full slots

gonna keep this in mind the next time I struggle very hard

Kelvin rarely need to use his gun. Most of the time 2&3 is a good combo and cool down is really short so you can just do that continuiously. This is why kelvin builds usually have empty weapon slots. But i agree that maybe have something movement related will be very helpful.

that infurnace needs to chill

Great vid. I never thought about filling those flex slots with a quick 500 (usually by that point of the game you have enough souls that this won't delay your next power spike by more than a minute). That's an easy way to get, say, another 10% HP, extra spirit shield, or easy weapon damage. Awesome idea that I'm gonna start trying in my games!

I noticed that I've been buying 500 items more frequently, and considering that you can sell them later, the math at 0:49 skyrocketed.