How to be the Light Player that your teammates will love

[@DaddyDespair]

Yo. Im your random heavy you showed off in the video. My roommate showed me this video. It was fun playing with yall

[@ShrekSigmaEdits]

Cap

[@MrBulldog269]

⁠you’ve got the same name and account was made 11 years ago. No freaking way. Need a medium support main? 🫡

[@proactivegamer3258]

@@MrBulldog269 bro can we play together ?

[@MrBulldog269]

@@proactivegamer3258 perhaps, but you need to know I’m on console, w bad wifi😭😭😭

[@proactivegamer3258]

@@MrBulldog269 doesnt matter i just need someone to play with

[@danico1131]

Hey, fellow light player here! Love this video, hopefully stops other lights from throwing the game lol. Been sword light for 250 hours and wanted to give some extra tips. (Tips good for ranged and melee lights like myself) 1) With gateway, if defending a cashout, throw your first gateway a little past the area where enemy teams are most likely to attack from. This way, if they start pushing, you can drop your second gateway and flank them from behind. It creates a whole lot of confusion for that enemy team as they try to fight you and your teammates from different angles. 2) Use vanishing bomb to cover your teammates too! A lot of people forget that VB is an area of effect use, and not just limited to yourself. This is good when your teammate gets low on health and your healer isn't close enough, or if you don't have a healer on your team. 3) Like Ronin said in the video, Light has very high DPS. You can take advantage of this by finishing off already damaged enemies. For example, if a medium at 250 health takes a few hits of damage and drops to 190hp, your chances of winning that 1v1 skyrockets because you're faster and do more DPS even though that medium has more health than you do (Light has 150 health). It's good to target low health enemies with any class you use but light also has the fastest movement speed so chasing will always lead in you catching up to them. Just make sure to watch out for traps like mines. 4) DON'T GO FOR UNNCESSCARY 1v1s/Fights. If you're defending, defend the cashout, don't run off and try to kill that light 70 meters away just because he shot a few bullets at you. Objective is the key to winning games, not kills. 5) Play like you can die to 2 quick melees (1 QM is 45 damage). If you lose 2 bars of health, back off and play careful. If you lose 4 bars then run and wait to reheal. You need to be alive to be helpful! 👍 FOR SWORD LIGHTS 1) Practice Lunge > Quick Melee, A LOT. Fighting other lights (especially those with a brain) as a sword light is very dangerous, since the DPS is obviously very high, you have the least health, and they have a ranged advantage. Lunge > QM is a two-shot combo that kills any light. Being able to land this combo each time will you win you light duels the most efficiently. See 7:20 for an example of this. 2) Never run sword with cloaking device or grappling hook. Always evasive dash :)

[@Rriivveerrr]

Sword light with 350 hours, lunge to quick melee can be really hard to pull off consistently so don't count on it but always try. When fighting other lights sword is always at a disadvantage so try to use cover and then super dash on them when they push assuming you alr got a lunge. Also with sword having a portal on the cashout can be just as useful as using it to flank as you can very often get two or even 3 kills at the same time

[@Bruih430]

thx so much! i keep on messing up as a sword light. Gud tips.

[@ickabug957]

Have I finally found my fellow people??

[@Rriivveerrr]

@@ickabug957 maybe not really hard to find sword communities

[@Kajnake]

Thanks mate! Swordie here. 1 lunge 1 quick melee for light, 1 lunge 1 slash 1 qm for medium, 2 lunges 2 qm for heavy! I love the subclass and it's my best weapon by far, since I can consistently get 10+ kills with it. I roll sonar with vanish, very useful for defending and attacking and allows you to play like a viable dagger. Third item I roll in is smoke grenade. It is not very good, but I find the reduction in accuracy really good. When I attack and throw it it reduces enemy vision and I can slip in (no health bars). When I defend and throw it on the point we're effectively invisible to anyone coming in. I'm not sure about the smoke bomb, but I don't think I'd take anything over it unless I'm trying to counter a shield heavy (I don't have to because I have a sword) or just want to toss frags against extra defensive players.

[@itscicada7747]

the only useful light is the one that plays around heavies and medium

[@ronin_fps]

smart light mains know that this is correct

[@tchoupie8406]

@@ronin_fpsyea but it depends. Like recently I got into a cashout tournament( world tour )game with 2 medium and they were absolute trash like they should just leave the game, one of them was lvl 1 ( like how the **** he can play ranked games being lvl 1 ) and the other one was lvl 17 both unranked. Im lvl 60 ranked golden 2 and last season in main ranked I was diamond 2. So I was just 1v3v3v3 the whole game and I got 31 kills after 2 rounds and they got no assist and 2 kills maximum. How the heck am I supposed to do. Like wtff

[@itscicada7747]

@@tchoupie8406 roll and cry :/ nothing u can do with 2 bad teammates, at least with another 1 decent player you can do third party play, otherwise its a gg

[@MrBulldog269]

The problem with light mains is that they act so arrogant and will rush in alone, die, and leave blaming it on wifi or something like that

[@tchoupie8406]

@@MrBulldog269 yea these one don’t know how to play the light, they’re not real light main they just think they’re better than everyone but they suck fr.

[@skylarfoss2754]

This guide is good, tho for the niche dagger players out there there is a few major tweaks I'd make to this for them: -Play so you can rotate around enemies that your team8s are engaging, but don't hyperextend or be entirely out of support range (and don't get pinched off from your team8s either) -Try to first use utility to chip damage enemies then let your team8s engage to be able to go out and help take the picks -NEVER stray away from easy running distance for cashout, unless a team8 is already there and another is getting into trouble nearby as you can 90% of the time stop a cashout steal fast -If you are the last alive, don't go for risky plays, as even a 2 v 1 can get you picked easily -If you can, try to eliminate targets such as M or H first, as they'll be easier for you to get then other classes and weapons if you pull it off -Info is crucial to both kills and survival, don't go in blindly and get surprised, you'll rarely win -If you do guard opponents statues make sure support isn't too far away -Try to avoid chaos as much as you can, as you will most likely end up killed either on purpose or by accident, try working your way around big battles if you can

[@theflyingtoaster7414]

I play grapple hook Dagger, I get friend requests from strangers because I rescue and revive them like I'm Spiderman. Dagger makes you learn how to play with a team. Hook, Flash, Gateway, Misc (smoke, Vanish, Tracking dart, frag, ect)

[@anthonykartavenko]

for a guy who only has 600 subs, your videos are really made well and the commentary and everything else is just so good, that alone should get you way more, amazing video

[@soljah37]

4 months later......7k

[@mattsager914]

"play around your heavy and medium teamates" mate, if I could FIND SOME. Everyone just plays light. I'll hop into a power shift lobby, and land myself in a team of 4 lights. Pass.

[@ronin_fps]

World tour usually has plenty of medium and heavy players in my experience, and that’s what this guide is for. You don’t really need to bother with guides on how to be a better player if you play the most casual mode in the game with many uncontrollable variables. Nothing you can really do about that

[@pleewis]

If you are EU I'll be your medium or heavy ❤

[@nikitogaming6353]

​@@ronin_fps to be fair cashout has a whole bunch of rng problems too, if you're set on defending your cashout you never know when a third (or a fourth) team appears to fight you until you can't handle the pressure anymore, the most reliable tactic rn is to camp and let others fight for your cashout and that's no fun at all for a fast paced game like this. Not to mention the matches where you just chill at your cashout with no enemies. I can definitely understand why they're reworking it for the ranked format

[@blazemenace1208]

When i play light, i wanna be as helpful and reliable as possible to my teammates. These tips are very helpful, but i also like to play a supportive/disruptive role. Whether thats taking the lead in reviving downed teammates, which with high mobility makes Light support pretty underrated tbh. Or the other side of playing full defense on a cashout when you're the last alive, being able to pick up quick stuns or kills, being able to escape in most cases.

[@silverwoomy0]

Beautiful Light gameplay, and an eye opening video for people like me who only have awful experiences playing with or as Light. Definitely trying the class tomorrow again. 😊

[@maxo_gg]

As a medium healer revive main, playing with a teamplayer light is a blessing 😇

[@itmeDoom]

yo the heavy on your team is my roommate! lmao that's amazing

[@coomtheslayer]

Oh wow, maybe me, the fastest guy on the team, squishy and with high dps, should capitalize on space made by my space-making teammates (stop telling them how to play i love crushing the dreams of lights who think they are God's gift bc they equipped throwing knives)

[@prosignite8300]

Another fellow light one trick, (200+hours) and I have some more tips if you prefer using the grappling hook. If you want any general tips, read danico's comment if you haven't done that first. Grapple is a really easy way to jump in, get a quick kill with a gun like the xp-54, and get out. The cooldown is shockingly low for this ability, and I feel it is incredibly underrated. This allows for a more somewhat ratty playstyle but can also become very useful to your team. 1) In gamemodes like terminal attack, using the gateway on offense is obviously a very powerful tool, but becomes even more useful with the grapple gun. being able to cross large portions of the map means your team moves as fast as you do. Make sure your teammates use these. if they simply won't, switch to a useful grenade if you don't already have one. 2) Light players are able to capitalize off those little moments where the enemy is distracted by larger pushes from medium and heavy players, getting heavy damage and kills which can be incredibly valuable in terminal attack. when the cloak will often leave you vulnerable after a kill, the grapple allows for a free escape if you know what you're doing. 3) If you are the light player in ranked that picks sniper, and sits on a roof until everyone is dead, you are hardly contributing to the fight. Although having ONE sniper on a map like seoul, the kills and damage you get from sitting on a roof is practically meaningless towards winning. often times your team is forced to fight a 3 or 4v5 and often ends up losing due to one less fighter. Personally I use the stun gun, vanish bomb, gateway, xp-54, and grapple. Stun allows for stopping last second steals on objectives. invaluable utility in my opinion, every team should have atleast 1 light with this equipped, along with gateway (on offense) 1 vanish bomb is usually all you need on attack, if you're in a wide open map and the enemy lights are using snipers. otherwise, use glitch grenade, frag, or gas. whatever you prefer. gateways allow for: quick rotates on sites for defense, entry on offense, and a quick escape if you're playing casually on bank it or quick cash. Gateway guide: when cashout returns, using gateway to transport cashboxes is very useful as you might've seen. If your team refuses to use these, there is also a way you can use these for personal use. leave one end of the gateway in a safe location. this can be used as a quick escape in a dangerous situation. for terminal attack: use these to carry your teammates silently to quickly rush an objective. for defense. place on side on one terminal, and when the attackers reach their desire terminal, place the other at the other terminal, connecting them, allowing teammates from other terminals to aid opposite terminals, and vice versa. out of all this advice, I cannot stress it enough how playing by yourself on a roof with a sniper on ATTACK is not contributing much of anything to the team. If you are this light player, learn to play with your teammates.

[@Lifesteal8]

As a heavy who is almost always left to defend box alone when my 2 light randos go and die, please go for objective first, I get you want kills, but stay near box

[@designconker4796]

I play terminal attack mostly and I usually play recon. At the beginning I try to get to a good vantage point and ping people/ tracking dart them. Then I move in to flank the enemies using sonar when necessary to give teammates more info. I also run the bow (since it’s silent) and ping enemies while trying to get damage on them if I miss they generally won’t notice and if I hit then depending on their actions I keep damaging or I move out to get more info for my team. The biggest flaw is when I’m left as the last survivor. If it’s 1v1 or 1v2 I can generally get it but it takes a lot of time baiting people and maneuvering to get the right set up. So it’s hit and a lot of miss while I improve with the bow. (I would take the XP-54, but it gives away my position at a distance and causes me more trouble than helps and I really enjoy playing with the bow.) It’s a great strategy when I play with friends who can take advantage of my call outs and understand what I’m doing. But I’ve had several randoms get angry and send messages about “how I’m a light and my job is to kill things.” So the strat has some haters lol There is some good info here for improving my strat, I tend to stay in a place for a bit too long when I should be moving around more to get different vantage points and playing closer to the team, but I’m not getting consistent damage with the bow yet. Edit: I just wanted to add. Great video! It definitely gave some much needed pointers and even pointed out some flaws in my own play style even if I focus on terminal attack since it has been added over cash out.

[@Obedthian-UK]

Ty for teaching a very very new player how to play

[@averyj9779]

Great vid and tips, I like how you explained your thought process.

[@MirajHossain-r9m]

bro thank you for making quality content...I thought I was watching a big youtuber then I saw it's not even 1K subs. Keep going bro I enjoyed watching you

[@SaphiraG3]

One problem is when your teammates decide not to play to win but to play to kill or they think, o, he’s light, we lose and not care. T-T

[@Vanguard-14]

The biggest tip I can give as a light is STAY ALIVE. If your dead your useless. Don’t go for the kill if it means you will die. With stun gun you have the best way to stop a cashout steal so don’t die before the cash is done.

[@A_Hive_Moth]

Fantastic video!! Even the smallest of tips has me playing better already, thank you!

[@GaaraFPS]

As soon as I see a light put a gateway on a vault I know ima be happy ☺️

[@penguinpopsicles3288]

Excellent clear cut advice. Solid Video bro 🙌🏽

[@Fetch-]

Really good breakdown I just got into light and have been trying my hardest to acknowledge I’m playing bad and not my teammates, I feel like the main issue with light is people see them as a in and out character without knowing how to get out of combat

[@rebirthreaction883]

This is a really great guide. This is how one should play light.

[@JokerChany]

A light with a team is one of the most fear inducing things known to man and is nearly unbeatable. A light alone is a 3 second inconvenience and ends with your teammates laughing and being confused as to why he pushed us

[@Riveqs]

I think the main thing is learning to play around your teammates but not too far… mistakes I see is people either don’t play off at all or player way too far and get the flank too late

[@OverwatchVentureMain]

thanks dude that will help a lot since im brand new and i focus on the light role

[@timknisley5852]

When you play next to your medium & heavy teammates but the other team sneaks behind y’all and takes half your team out because the 3D enemy foot step sound is terrible…

[@KeeArlovv]

I appreciate this video, light was underpowered in s1/s2 imo but I still believe 90% of the complaints were just due to light players not knowing their role in game, having high dps and mobility does not mean you want to open fights and solo push, it’s better if you clear rooms first with glitch nades and then flank after your teammates start the engagement, however most light players never learned to play like that

[@bonchitogovindodas3333]

Yup, light was nerfed from the beta iirc. They became somewhat slower...

[@monkey-with-the-drip5296]

Light: Intel & Info / Finish kills. Meduim: Support & Offence. Heavy: A walking punching bag with a shield. 😂

[@FixItStig]

This is sound advice for most players not even just light

[@-The-Golden-God-]

Nearly every match = me begging my rando Light teammates to stop sprinting off alone. I'm at the point now where I quit the lobby if I have two Light teammates. It's hell. Everything in this video is what I would consider to be common sense and it's exactly how I play Light; but unfortunately, the average Light user appears to be absolutely braindead.

[@vizalloteafilter]

thx for this. i play light and often make the mistake of staying in one place, sometimes the chaos going on in a round is too much for my anxiety and i freeze 😭

[@leviathan.7756]

Great tips aside, mad respect for the P5 music choice in the beginning.

[@locallyric9013]

You forgot that light player where they insist on sniping but cant hit any shots and the enemy team has barricades barriers and domes and the f2p medium just flanked them, oh well. In a serious case I LOVE support lights they can be the dps that saves your skin and stealth revive you or pick off that last enemy

[@ronin_fps]

sounds like the average power shift teammate

[@fokionleile7662]

Ah so happy to see f2ps are still being shunned

[@poisonddogpoisonddog6212]

This game takes so much creativity to play, killing a player or two, running around ina quiet 3am battlefield for 3 minutes, kill an enemy, run around for a bit, your team8s kill one dude, your chilling running around, you find a player kill him, stand in the same place, die to a player u didn’t know about, respawn, kill the dude, stand around for two minutes, go invis, kill two dudes, run around again scouting for two minutes, kill a player pushing alone, standing around once more.

[@cloudboyistrash]

are you an activision shill or something?

[@rlowethewitch8417]

Be the pocket light! Let your bigger teammates distract the bad guys, and you're the rogue ready to backstab!

[@TempoTimes]

Being a light main is easy and tough, use ur speed and awareness to ur advantage, inform your team or when YOU know you can win a 1v1 gun fight make sure to either hit em from the back so you can get ur additional shots in before they can shoot back at you. Remember engage heavies with caution, they can easily one shot you depending on how smart they are Always play around ur heavy teammate and medium teammate. IF there’s 2 lights in ur team best advise is to change one of them into a medium for healing and cash denial or into a heavy to tank shots and do that additional damage to protect ur light main

[@AzithromY]

Thanks! I was thinking to go back to light as I was playing it in open beta and season 1 but I always got scared xD Now I got more confidence and example to follow (you)!!

[@Wyr_111]

Just got my 150 wins with heavy. Im moving on to light next. This is a great breakdown very informative and helpful. I just wish I could use the MP5 effectively

[@xislomega242]

Can anyone tell me what the advantage is at 6:38? To me it seems like a very close match up between him and that light with the throwing knives.

[@ronin_fps]

Advantage in terms of numbers, they were down a player 😀

[@waterman7082]

3:39 this tip is a bit less effective with sword & dagger as they're melee weapons and you can't really pester your enemy if you're up close to them, so just use util.

[@SolracTTV]

dude, ur so great!

[@babadork6]

Great video bro, keep up the good work

[@DCHart07]

These vids are great, keep it up

[@nottloliii2874]

I’m a heavy main and this is what I would look out for when facing lights

[@Jinko_]

I don't play light but really enjoyed this video, thanks!

[@Chad150]

Nice teamwork and good commentary 👍🏿

[@Noob1ePro]

the impersonation is so accurate😂😂💀💀💀💀

[@nauvir2046]

I do most of those tips you gave us, but ever since the cloak was heavily nerfed, I prefer to use the grapple for higher mobility. It also makes easier to steal vaults. I like to set the 1st portal 50-60m away (I know 70m is max, but to avoid the risk of losing the 1st portal, I give myself a few meters of space) and then I heist the vault by sending the 2nd one right below it. Then I quickly take the portal, grab the box and grapple away, so the enemy team who was opening the vault will lose me even if they take the portal to chase me. To delay the chase I like to throw a gas nade at portal 1 so it explodes on portal 2 (vault)

[@demetrioshill8484]

What weapon do you use?

[@figgens123]

I find that turret works BEST with breakpoint weapons like magnum. The extra 5 damage means you can instantly delete a Light

[@agpalin1]

awesome video! only tip you missed for light is if you see a sledge heavy go threw a door and close it follow him! youll be safe trust me!

[@Weary01]

Playing around your teammates regardless of contestant will always help your team win. Its most important for light to be the flank class, but all classes benefit from playing together

[@teamstealth5233]

Great video and tips!

[@karanpreetsingh838]

Nice video Im a heavy player but i like to mess around with the light build time to time Thanks for the tips

[@BurgerManTTV]

Basically you need to use your team as a distraction, I use the Dagger and sword and it works wonders

[@JakobusVIII]

Great video thanks for the useful information!

[@hyperplayability6290]

I feel like you could get a lot more out of gateway - it works wonders for scouting and cashout defense as well as escaping - place the first gate in a safe area near where you'd like to return to or somewhere above the cashout and throw the 2nd when necessary, either when you need to return to your team, escape from a sticky situation or regain high ground after dropping down to stall a cashout - I pretty much always have a gateway out or on cooldown Vanish bombs also can function pretty well as distractions if you throw it near people to draw attention away from your location Great video though, generally playing as a satellite around your other teammates will enable you to contribute to team fights while avoiding the brunt of the damage

[@OfficialLuxVR]

i loved this video and i8 subbed and liked so keep making more amazing content

[@cesargd5650]

Appreciate!!! Nice video, you earn a new subscriber

[@IIGuiltII]

Very good informative video. I thought something to improve the video would be going over your build/setup before the game, explaining why you chose a certain gun/gadget.

[@ronin_fps]

I actually considered that but ended up leaving it out for the sake of time, but if people want it then I will be sure to include it in future uploads!

[@antibanplay]

finaly some good light gameplay

[@nickmclean4004]

What about other gadgets like Vanishing Bomb?

[@thefrogmoose4525]

I'm surprised you didn't have any grapple plays here. My best matches with light is always because of the crazy movement I get with grapple

[@ronin_fps]

This was filmed a while ago before the grapple changes and the cash box changes, if I ever remake this video I’ll be including some other strategies as well

[@RazyNovian]

Bro was the reason why almost everybody ask Embark to get rid off light class 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KrakensOrphan]

Me and my friend just play light and ambush heavies with one taking agro and another going behind and dealing as much damage as possible. And once we have to defend cashout one stays close and gets as much chip damage as possible and we cycle pyro nades on the cashout.

[@Seraphim6knows]

That’s my problem I use the dashing. And always die first lesson learned. Good video I just need more practice for sure

[@BeamingABeam]

I hope all lights watch this video, I main heavy and when I get a team with two lights I just die. They run away, expect me to keep up, expect me to revive them, expect me to save then when they are on the other side of the map, and expect me to survive alone near cashout with two teams attacking. Like please I would rather have two new players on my team that are mediums then two lights who are 100 hours in.

[@MerlijnDeHeus]

I played a game yesterday, 28 kills, 6 deaths, 3000 support score. Your role as a light, in my opinion is to fuck up the attack/team structure of your opponents so your teammates can function better As well as to quickly dash in and out to pick up your fallen teammates

[@AlejandroGarcia-rv1jr]

I was a top 500 light otp and was probably one of around 40 true light otps in season 2. Light can be played at nearly any elo but the amount of work required gives you much less payout unless you are drastically, drastically better than your opponent. In top 500 against HHM stacks you will lose. There is nothing you can do, no team you can play around if a good HHM stack does a coordinated pad into double rpg. There is no counterplay, and your own team is not mobile enough to stop it. And there really good HHMs will have one heavy hold shield as they jump so you cant even chunk them while pushing. Add dome shield and you have close to no time where you as a player can stop them. This never stop me from playing light, as I enjoyed the playstyle too much. Light will literally never be viable in (good) comp and high elo but the difficulty of balancing the class results it in being a good pubstomper class. If you lose a duel to a light its genuinely just a skill issue in either positioning or aim. I stopped playing the game once they nerfed light time and time again to the point where invis was pointless. Light is only good in TA because its a poke class in a game mode that the playerbase is not used to and where sustain is not allowed. Even then, nothing is stopping a heavy from holding a corner with an auto shotty that two taps a light. I still love light and Ill still play it when I come back to this game every once in a while, but Nexon killed it with the season 3 changes.

[@ronin_fps]

And redditors will still say heavy needs buffs

[@WhiteVipor]

Yaaaaa completely agree. Sick of only getting lights as teammates in plat. Like, lights CAN be good, but you could be soooo much better playing M or H

[@T1Oracle]

How do you play on a triple light team then?

[@TheJestr]

before watching strat: grab cashout and defense it a bunch after watching strat: grab cashout and run but with the team too?

[@demetrioshill8484]

With the recent dash nerf, is it better to run grapple with sonar for recon and mobility?

[@ronin_fps]

Up to you and your playstyle I think. With the latest changes you can almost guarantee 30% of a cash box's total cash with grapple + gateway, but I think it really depends on if you want to focus more towards macro gameplay or single engagements.

[@SparrettCrow]

The one light that plays sniper 200 meters away from team and doesn't move from the spot until they get eliminated by an enemy they can't hit at 0.10 meters away from them.

[@RinSims]

KZbin claims this is footage of CS:GO lol Nice vid, I'll try some of this out!

[@ronin_fps]

Manually changed it to the finals on my end, thanks for letting me know!

[@GodSonGamming]

ayy this helped me out. im slowly getting there lol

[@ronin_fps]

It's a process, you got this

[@OctoRon]

Be sure to check the "Ruffs" and "Rums"

[@AmeNahar]

Game goes hard when ure in ASIA server 😢😢 Rip myself 😂 Goodvideo btw ❤ 🎉

[@Haddosan]

What game even is this bro why was I recommended this. Ohhhh the finals is finally popping off. Cool

[@Anonymous_Hayabusa]

What if I run dagger with a similar loadout but can't chip while I'm cloak scouting?

[@nightanic8486]

What if I don't have M or H teammates?

[@dirtysocks6391]

i would say play it safe and push as a team. im new to the game tho so this might not be right

[@demetrioshill8484]

What is your favorite specialization, weapon, and gadgets for light?

[@ronin_fps]

The one I use in this video was my go to for a while but I've been using dash lately because of all the winch claw heavies

[@demetrioshill8484]

@@ronin_fpsyou ever use throwing knives?

[@ronin_fps]

Sometimes yeah. I prefer the SMGs but i switch it up every once and a while

[@demetrioshill8484]

@@ronin_fps what do you use after the dash nerf/ grapple buff

[@blueditto2425]

i play shotgun and i just run around with grapple hook assasinating people and then regroup with my team 😭

[@cullen6767]

Great video!

[@Exist64]

This is actually good advice

[@meow7985]

I always have played light like this, I really don’t understand how the other play style has developed because it just sucks as a strat and isn’t fun

[@TheLooseJoints]

Thank you, usually I get brand new lights that can't snipe for shit lol.

[@IWWWTJ]

Wowzers this called me out (it’s like light therapy)

[@George02642]

Bro yesterday when i was trying light with a sword i got more support score than my medium friend with heal beam🤣

[@Ubicho-1]

Good thing I’m already doing this

[@JP-st9hn]

If you are just scouting with invisible why not just take vanishing bomb?

[@ronin_fps]

Vanish bomb has too low of uptime for the playstyle in this video, plus it takes up a valuable grenade slot

[@keegmodnar651]

I'ma link this video whenever I have a shit light on my team

[@ChristianGlass-g3i]

As a s3 shotgun main, i pulverize lights with one good shot. All others with 2

[@scammer9348]

Nice guide

[@Kholanee]

I know going in alone is wrong…but it’s fun😭

[@CB256]

Was playin light with bow for a while ,was quite good for me but most of the matches was just straight up trash,just started using Mid with all the abilites that support team ,bruhhh the matches are noww likee really cool,ig if your goin on solo-queing help your teamates as much as possible and stick with u r teamates all the time thats the key ig!

[@TheKratosYT07]

What's you dpi and sensitivity and your focal length scaling is on or off?

[@ronin_fps]

DPI 1600 Sens 16 Focal scaling off

[@TheKratosYT07]

Your FOV bro?

[@ronin_fps]

Maxed out, I play a lot of apex as well and it feels more natural to me

[@georgy.design]

Great video! I would say it’s common sense, but many Light players (or most others too, actually) lack it. That being said, I have one thing to comment on: it depends on a context, but usually it’s not worth to spend a respawn coin for 10K cash, especially if it’s the first round - it’s regarding 3:20 tip №6. Moreover, you had enough time to recapture the cashout if you team wiped immediately.

[@ronin_fps]

Yeah, it’s basic stuff to someone like me as I’ve been playing fps games at fairly high levels for many years now but not everybody has that experience or is self aware of their gameplay so I thought I’d break the thought process down for some people 🙂 But as for the coins, I had soloQ teammates with very few comms and 9 times out of 10 your randoms will coin in, so I will usually play around that. But if we wiped, there’s no guarantee that we could take it in time as I don’t have synergy with randoms and don’t know what kind of plays they will make. But yeah those are all valid points if you have a full premade team

[@WhiteVipor]

If only lights played like this. Mine are wanna be COD pros on the opposite side of the map out of tokens