Pro Tips To Get You To ONYX! DIAMOND GAMEPLAY BREAKDOWN!

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[@MyNamesChai]

We need this as a weekly series with all different levels of players, would love to see you do this with a Gold player, and then do an Onyx 1500, and an onyx 2000, definitely think this kinda content helps the whole halo scene 👍🏼

[@mr_mddj]

🙌 yes to THIS! 🙌

[@mikelandau5486]

Yeeeesssss

[@wreckfest3728]

Best pro tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked, rinse and repeat when you feel the artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage anyone can be Onyx.

[@chefpollo6037]

Would disagree on Gold, but would love to see platinum +. At gold and maybe even platinum you really just need to work on your aim tbh. No need for breakdown.

[@MyNamesChai]

@@chefpollo6037 Something I’ve noticed is the difference in approach to the game between lower level players and higher level ones I have friends who can match me for aim, but they are D3, and I’m Onyx 1750. Aim can get you so far, but as players who are more involved (I’m imagining you have a similar experience to me) we often forget the small things that are second nature to us E.g. Don’t chase every guy you get one shot, basic understanding of where spawners will be, instinctively looking for where your team mates are, or even just not pushing an fight with a player disadvantage (it’s amazing how often I see players do this and wonder why they died) There are 100’s of little things like this that more experienced players “just know” but less experience players don’t even think about, and I think it can be great for top player like Lucid to try and go back to basics sometimes and show new players the ropes

[@seandubsgaming]

Thank you again for the lessons bro! I've been especially paying attention to not wasting nades and it's improved my gameplay significantly already 🔥

[@DeathTempler]

[@jagerbudansew4291]

Watching this gave me a "proof reading" vibe like with an essay, where the mistakes with spelling and grammar are seemingly much harder to catch when checking your own work. This is probably my biggest problem with checking back my games. I simply love your eagerness to learn every scrap of info from lucid, it really made me smile.

[@beezermedia]

I just want to say I appreciate your perspective on the lesson. I wish I had teammates that self reflected instead of just blaming instantaneously

[@evanrusch3635]

sean!! you coulda hit the sword with the combat evolved sticky at the beginning, and you woulda landed right on top that man in blue pipes!! obviously lucid has a better understanding of the right play on camo, but that’s just my opinion!

[@piped0wn]

Absolutely love to see gameplay reviews return to the channel. We all wanna learn from you. Love the Collab with Shawn as well. GGs

[@coolguychris123]

Make this top comment. This type of content is so helpful

[@johnnyguyzer5852]

Well said! These types of videos are so amazing

[@kevindrake714]

100% agree

[@alfonsotellez4485]

4 real; this content it’s just a mesmerizing

[@countchokula]

pipexdown yo my friend hahahaha first friend i addded

[@vembix]

Extremely informative gameplay breakdown. Gaining an advantage off spawn no matter how small is the message I got out of this, but that’s what made Lucid as a player unique compared to other pros earlier on. He used the entire sandbox to his advantage.

[@neekcinco7221]

To add to Lucid’s point he makes around the 4 minute mark… at the beginning of the game most people coming through that bottom tunnel to sword is probably gonna have repulsor cuz that’s where it spawns so to just jump out there is risky

[@vectorvictor6181]

Yeah depending on my spawn side I play for repulsor over thee sword and repulse either the players that jump down to the sword. Or if they are smart and try using plasma nade I repulse the sword back to pit.

[@FiscoInferno]

That's why i always use plasma nades to retrieve the sword, it's by far safer. Btw in solo q you have to check the situation too cause if you spawn long hall at the beginning of the match enemies coming from elevator usually have the upper hand if you run like hell for plasmas

[@joshua3630]

I like to clear C platform and walk down the ramp to peak those blue pipes.

[@CrimsonCorona10]

This is why, I go for repulsor first if I’m getting the sword. That way at the very least, I send people to their death going for the sword

[@Skorelions]

More of these videos please!! Lucid, thank you for playing this game as your job!! I can only imagine what’s it’s like to have to play when you dont feel like it. 8-10 hrs a day or more. Your knowledge has taught me more than any other player. Just know, your fans appreciate you more than words.

[@Promisent]

He doesn’t play that much

[@R1ZZyD1ZZy3]

Lucid is that dude...confident and humble at the same time

[@iiiashesiii8944]

Absolutely love seeing this type of content. Most of the people out there offering advice on Infinite really don't know enough to give the best advice. So seeing it come from one of the best in the game, articulated so clearly and digestible, is so valuable. I would absolutely love to have you critique one of my games but even being able to watch you break down other people's footage is SO appreciated. Thank you so much Lucid 🙏

[@dainerduff-dings]

awesome to hear how you are willing to accept responsibility for your losses. I had a game i went 56-20 and still lost I wanted to blame my team but I died way too much and had so many misplays in hindsight I know i didnt deserve to win. Also when I choose to play with lower level people I dont ever put pressure on them to carry or do well, I asked them to play with me so no need to be a dick to them.

[@Eojx]

If you went 56-20 against players of a similar skill level in an obj game it is perfectly reasonable to chalk up the loss to your teammates not holding up their end of the bargain. One of the things I'll never forget from a pro LoL player breaking down one of his viewer vods many years ago was him saying "one way to continue climbing in a ranked playlist if you are NOT the one carrying is to make yourself carryable." That applies to ANY team game. Say for instance you were playing oddball and going off, your teammates need to recognize that and grab the ball so you can focus on slaying out, or if they're having an off game and can't shoot straight they need to focus on calling people out or following you around and assisting you with ANY dmg they can deal. Every player has off games, even the most dominant players. Recognizing when you're having an off game and letting someone else be the star is one of the signs of a truly good player.

[@4bidn1]

@@Eojx Yeah but you also cant control your teammates and so you're not really doing yourself any favours blaming them EVER even if it's true, it's better to look at a game from the lense of "ok that was a rough loss but I could definitely improve in 'X' area ill try that next time"

[@AR-fp5xp]

The problem is not that this player dropped from onyx to diamond. The problem is that the ranking system is so business being onyx in the first place. This is plat gameplay. He has no fundamentals. There are way too many bad players in onyx and they need to have 1% of the population at onyx and not 30 or 40% like it is now. Also this guy is a d rider

[@nathantownsend317]

@@AR-fp5xp 40% onyx LOL Where ya finding these numbers ?

[@_Xenux]

@@AR-fp5xp I agree that theres too many in onyx, but onyx is top 5%, not top "30 or 40%"

[@Prosomeday43]

Man your a pro I look to all the time when I try to improve my gameplay. I always try to dissect everything you do in vids but never was sure if I understood and now I know I didn’t. I really appreciate you dropping this vid and helping to improve the halo community

[@jerryguajardo6367]

Thanks for the advice Lucid. Makes a lot of sense to be aware of what you’re actually doing. I’ll definitely put this mindset into my own gameplay. I also struggle with the beam rifle but I still grab it cause you miss every shot you don’t take.

[@ScammerPayback]

Learn a lot from you Lucid!!! Waiting for my onyx review next ;)

[@Skuge_]

Didn’t expect to see you heere

[@Silver4Hire]

Woo

[@chasebragg174]

hamlad

[@carlosfigueroa1954]

The highlighted text on the bottom of the screen are super helpful for emphasizing your points. Thanks Lucid

[@crashandflowpodcast]

What a fantastic breakdown video. You can tell Lucid cares by the way he teaches. Solid stuff

[@AustinFromOhio]

I finally got mine and it feels good. These tips are neccesary. I flew through D5 and D6 it seemed by not chasing kills. As weird as that sounds. Also, I quit rushing out so much. You can do it guys.

[@adidab14]

bold of you to assume someone as awful as me can make it.

[@AustinFromOhio]

@@adidab14 You can make it. Have faith in yourself.

[@adidab14]

@@AustinFromOhio haha I like you man. I don't think you're right... But I like you.

[@chrise.400]

@@adidab14 Humility will serve you well. I am in the same boat. Stuck in D3 and Onyx seems light years away based on my inconsistent game play and lone wolf rushing nonsense.

[@AustinFromOhio]

@@chrise.400 Stick with your team and I assure you that you'll get to D6 at least. From there, Onyx is pretty easy as long as you keep that up.

[@xgudnitexgudnite228]

Dude, you are so great to do this for Sean! Great vid. You’re the best.

[@MrAjjordan]

I have to say this dude lucid pretty good with the words. Short, simple, gets right to the point and very chill.

[@jaychavez9040]

Honestly thanks for putting out videos like this, I definitely play better after watching a lot of pro player break downs. You're honestly in my T3 current content creators on OpTic and you ain't 2 or 3. Keep killing it Lucid !

[@AlexMiddleton117]

I think I watched this same video on SeanW's page the other week. Good tips for sure. I only play a few matches a day. Currently at Diamond 2. Slowly but surely. Should hit Onyx by the end of the season.

[@wreckfest3728]

Best pro tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play (5-10 matches?) to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked no sweat, rinse and repeat when you feel the artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage, anyone can be Onyx regardless of actual skill level.

[@AlexMiddleton117]

@@wreckfest3728 I mean, I usually have a warm up match in quick play. Finding ranked matches has been pretty slow and I don't have a lot of time. I've played against a few Onyx who weren't very good. All it takes is time, I suppose. Though I'm not too sure if this tactic would work. The stats are shared across playlists, sure, but the ranked matches are usually on a more equal footing. Might have an Onyx player helping a Platinum boost here and there. But I mostly play with and against other Diamonds

[@AlexMiddleton117]

@@wreckfest3728 I stand corrected. You were right

[@wolverineplays7997]

Love that lucid is coaching Shawn!!

[@oomegawolf358]

This video and the movement coaching video are so beneficial and enjoyable. I could watch these types of videos all day. Learning from the best 👌 🔥

[@joshuas1834]

Sean W is tough as nails. Handles critique with grace and humility and never makes excuses for himself even though he's got one that nobody would argue with, namely that he is playing with only one hand. And he's still way better than me...

[@Snulge]

17:08 i don't see enough people talk about this but if you nade that bottom door from top, it blows up roughly around the door from Bottom Control to C giving you a good prenade and they will look at that door instead of up. I use it all the time to great success but never see anyone else doing it.

[@McV1llaiN]

Your the man lucid.i appreciate all you do for the halo community.nothing better than relaxing and watching your twitch stream and all the awesome people I have met in your chat.i know there is alot of pressure put on your shoulders but you handle it beautifully my dude.many thanks

[@Synthetic-Rabbit]

I never get mad at players who don't do too well in a game. I'll get in games where there's a person just crying non-stop and he keeps saying "every team I get in is shit" but people fail to realize that the only constant in the game after game is the single player. That being said, a lot of people don't really talk much or play too well to the objectives so it's hard.

[@se6586]

Yeah issue is when spawn delay isn’t working in your favor and nobody has a mic so there is no coordination on your team and you run in and half damage 2-3 players and your teammates are nowhere to be found so you’re just getting rekt

[@Lorenzo_I.]

@@se6586 Then don't run in when none of your team are with you. That's your fault for running in on a 1 v 3 by yourself.

[@GAB-vq7re]

Lucid I have watched a ton of these from many different content creators on my journey to "git gud" and this is by far the best breakdown I have seen to date. I will reflect on my gameplay and definitely when I'm on tonight be more aware of what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, and what I need to do next to be as optimal as possible. Haven't missed one since I subbed over a month ago keep it coming!

[@michaelmeilbeck6623]

This is really helpful, and its interesting as hell to see your thought process behind your decision making! It'd be awesome to see a review like this of your 1v1 with Renegade, or your 2v2 with Ren against Stellur and Bound!

[@kmatter11]

Major props to you man for doing this. It would be easy for you to write off bad players but videos like this helps things "click". Watching this video makes me realize, yeah I should play slower and try to consciously think "do I want to run into this fight and help my team or back off", instead of sprinting in guns a blazin.

[@KreamS0DA]

Bro this content is *chef's kiss* I love to hear your thought process through gameplay

[@roymckee388]

This is such great content. It’s one thing to watch pros play and try and pick up a few things, but it’s so much better having the analysis and breakdown.

[@killmepls259]

The more I play ranked the more I realise how using the sandbox and power items that spawn is practically mandatory to win. Super informative breakdown. My gameplay has improved a lot just by watching your content along with other pros.

[@thomasmcshane2438]

You’re explaining how to THINK about the game in the right way. This is really really helpful.

[@OinkPlays]

Hey Lucid, really enjoyed this video. I am so close to Onyx, been hovering Diamond 5/6 for a couple weeks and just can't seem to get the final piece of the puzzle to get to Onyx. I hope you like doing these and can upload more of them in the future!

[@830Vio]

Such a cool collaboration! Hope you bring more of these soon man.

[@SasquatchComposites]

The sheer amount of information that Lucid can process all at once blows my mind. I totally get everything he says, but in-game it's so hard to actually think about all of it.

[@justinmadison513]

I know exactly what you mean. I feel so slow when I try to play smart because I just can't process everything as fast as everyone else.

[@screebb]

Gold, just gold. I fly certain types of aircraft and it’s funny how the tactics Lucid talks about almost identically parallel what we use. Guys, pay attention to this. This is exceptional breakdown.

[@n1troz_]

How so

[@AdamTyler96]

This is awesome. Everything discussed here can be taken and applied to anyones game and be helpful in some way. We need more of this content!

[@Kevin-cr7dp]

Good breakdown and some awesome points. I think a lot of people think their victory has to come through "montage plays" when often times, the simplest solution tends to be best. Back in the Halo 2 days, I feel like a lot of people relied too heavily on BxB, BxR and RRx in fights where, if they had just been more situationally aware and put themselves in a good position, they may not have needed it. Also, egos kill. This need to be the star player makes you rush and play out of position. If you just slow down a hair and take what they give you, it usually goes better. Map control, weapon control, spawn control and eventually objective control in that order. I'm glad high level guys are able to get this kind of stuff out into the world and at least Lucid doesn't sound like he's so high on himself that he breathes his own farts or something.

[@kxaq_games4928]

Love that the closed captioning said "PROFORMANCE" at 19:00 haha. GG vid, Lucid.

[@McV1llaiN]

I would absolutely love to see more of this content...this is simply awesome.ty for posting this.time to get out my pend and notepad

[@cweb1988]

Would love more stuff like this! This is awesome content. I mean I love just seeing pros play/wreck and scrims and tournament gameplay.......but commentary/breakdowns are super awesome. It's like listen-ins during tournaments. I'd rather have listen-ins to hear how the team thinks than the commentary most of the time.

[@IrCrysis]

This is one of the most informative Halo gameplay breakdowns I've ever seen. Keep up the great work.

[@Phrons]

Falling into the flow of the game is inevitable. The brain loves patterns. Nobody's braindead or thoughtless for it. The best players are the best in part because they remain conscious on the map more consistently throughout their matches. I liked the guy you helped - he caught on quick.

[@dainerduff-dings]

Yeah it's funny I didnt even realize it was another halo youtuber I have seen videos from

[@trevonemurry1382]

I think that is 1 of my biggest flaws, and because of this playing with the flow mindset I often end up out of position.

[@Bennettmanuel]

This legitimately helped ME so much. Thanks for this.

[@solidsanders]

been looking for a video like this for awhile THANK YOU for this 👍

[@UnderGroundHero671]

This needs to be a series I’m a diamond 6 low onyx player and by no means am I trying to go pro I just love playing halo competitively and this by far helped me out just the fundamental part of playing halo and I do some of the stuff your taking about but I know where I need to work on thank You

[@Killpopkulture]

Awesome vid Lucid! Thanks for the knowledge!

[@tlashley]

This type of video is so helpful! Would love to see more of this type of stuff.

[@randyrobertson1170]

Very helpful insight.. would love to see more and more of this content. Definitely made me think about my actions and thought process

[@TheRealGHound]

I really enjoyed this video. Videos like this help players like me improve their game. Thank you Lucid.

[@nickwait5260]

This is extremely valuable content. Thanks Lucid

[@chiefninja8347]

Lucid, you have amazing game sense. Thank you for doing a video like this. Truly priceless!

[@sqwatchy1010]

I placed Plat 3, almost made it into Diamond, then lost rank down to Plat 5 when I started squading up with a few friends 😅. I know I definitely have a lot to work on, this video helped a ton. Love your play style and and your streams. Keep it up man!

[@wreckfest3728]

Best pro tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play (5-10 matches?) to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked, rinse and repeat when you feel the artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage unless you just want to Flex that rank, anyone can be Onyx regardless of actual skill level.

[@beardedshawn]

These type of videos really help me as total noob. This opened my eyes alot to how I have to really take in so much more information during matches. Keep these coming.

[@michaelrobinson9708]

What a crazy good breakdown. Learned so much from this. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@riiichurd4419]

holy shit im half way through this vid and i barely noticed it was seanW. Hell yea lucid out here showing love to the little guys

[@Tropicool]

I love this, man. Good stuff!

[@BryanGQ593]

I really enjoyed having the person you’re critiquing on call with you as you’re reviewing the gameplay.

[@Rehabz4Quitterz]

please keep making these bro. Love to see it

[@TKDG-TYLER]

Awesome video! I have been hovering between Onyx and Diamond 6 for a while and had a bad past few sessions. Lots of solid tips I can’t wait to put into use next time I get on 🤘

[@wreckfest3728]

Best pro tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play (5-10 matches?) to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked, rinse and repeat when you feel the built in, intentional artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage unless for the status Flex, anyone can be Onyx regardless of actual skill level.

[@willt3559]

@@wreckfest3728 or just get good and hit 1700 onyx and feel good about not cheating the system

[@iiJDSii]

Damn Professor Lucid going off! The best advice I took away from this: when you're in a position you "couldn't do anything about", think about how you actually put yourself there 10-20 seconds ago! Also Infinite seems like it rewards less aggressive and more positional play. This guy was trying to go Rambo quite a bit, which led to tons of situations being outnumbered. Great content!

[@jakenewey4156]

I'm always gonna turn up to this kinda content. Thanks :)

[@tjerkticius7439]

This was an great eye opener ! More people should watch this. Or even better make this a MUST WATCH before you can jump into Ranked. 🤣

[@mattsig550]

That is a great concept, looking forward to seeing more of this, i would like to see it for other levels like high onyx

[@AbrasivePythonGaming]

I agree with that, if you struggle with a gun, keep using it, I'm struggling with the bandit at distance. But I keep picking it up.

[@uychiha3928]

this was so helpful thank you for uploading!

[@chriscarter4563]

This is the best video you have ever dropped. Make more of these my guy!

[@krishansen9136]

More videos like this would be amazing. Learned a lot and appreciate the content! Keep it up!

[@ZaiiZ3ro]

Man this is an amazing breakdown. Thank you for this

[@Dynoqwerty]

I got 21 minutes in and Lucid said “you, the listener, and even you, Sean” and I got spooked for a second before realizing the player hes reviewing was named Sean because thats my name lol

[@roejengz]

Great break down. Appreciate it dude! Keep ‘em coming

[@colinprevost9]

This is well thought out gameplay eval. I wish I had teammates like this. Great video and great analysis. Top tier boys!!

[@BryanGQ593]

I accidentally clicked on this video, but I'm really glad I did. I didn't know you do vod reviews till I saw this. Please don't stop.

[@frozenninja4030]

Sean McHaloDude getting some good tips for the rest of us chumps. Thanks guys. This is some great info.

[@jeffhess8241]

I’ve noticed what does help at least in solo is if I’m dying a lot and recognizing there’s no team mates around me most the time to clean up, I end up just slowing it down and following at least 1 team mate so there’s more 2v1 scenarios that often lead to numbers advantage etc.

[@DuggsTube]

At 3:34 - or 39 seconds into the clip I’d also say that rather than dropping down for sword, trade a plasma nade and combat evolve it up to you. in this situation it would have netted 2 kills and in general is way safer than jumping down there. + with the plasma grenades spawning on C, you’re not even wasting a nade.

[@samrhomberg3643]

lucid this is awesome!!! please do more of these!

[@DriickyGC]

Havent played comp halo since h4 and lucid reignited my love for it this year thank you brother !

[@aaronjung7758]

Lucid as a HCS caster would be legendary. Phenomenal breakdown

[@Dannypallz]

This was a great video and the player listening to your advice… i would love to grind with him, seems very open minded.

[@jalexmora5]

thank you lucid! been stuck diamon 4 for a while likin the tips

[@o.3313]

I am hardstuck diamond 4 and this seems useful brotha. Thanks!

[@wreckfest3728]

Second best pro Onyx tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play (5-10 matches?) to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked no sweat, rinse and repeat when you feel the artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage, anyone can be Onyx regardless of actual skill level.

[@therealrosen]

There are not many better then Tom (Lucid) at map understanding and movement.. if you watch his streams you would think he is walling because he always knows where the enemy is, but it’s just testament to how amazing his awareness is.. really one of the best itw

[@Wisconsonne]

can you do more of these? Great tips and love how you break down mistakes

[@andymeissner8727]

Turned a 5-6 minute game into a 23 minute breakdown. That's insane. People who want to improve watching this are finding a gold mine. Keep this going please brother.

[@johnoday342]

Please keep doing these they help me tremendously

[@a1exbright935]

nice video lucid. would like to see more gameplay commentaries like that.

[@CMcSchwifty]

Very good Info! And broken down very well. Thanks for this!

[@BrandenBuilds]

This helped me a lot thank you lucid for your knowledge

[@therealstephenfilms]

guy is very coachable thats gonna take him a long way in life not just in halo

[@jagerbudansew4291]

Sean W is already one of the 2 halo players I fervently follow, along with lucid aha.

[@BomeNB]

Awesome video! Straight up was about to unsubscribe, but then watched this whole video and I learned a lot. It’s very entertaining watching you pull off those crazy plays and have those dominating game performances, don’t get me wrong! It inspires me, but it’s just so difficult when I then hop on ranked and can’t drastically improve my CSR because of losses where I feel like my teammates aren’t playing like how I watch the pros play each gametype. I’m low level Onyx but there’s a lot I need to work on - need to be team focused and not a lone wolf. Thanks for doing this kind of video, Tommy!

[@Aerogenic_Jesse]

Hey man I was onyx and lost it to ppl leaving maps . Also I seen the video lastnight about making maps I would love to learn more about it and used to make maps .. like legit maps .. lmk I would love that content Jersey

[@sprawl2brawl169]

this is awesome man ,please more of these! I'm a Plat 6 diamond 1 ish. definitely learned alot

[@wreckfest3728]

Second best pro Onyx tip is: Play like trash in Quick Play (5-10 matches?) to lower your stats(all modes share the same MM stats) then profit in Ranked no sweat, rinse and repeat when you feel the artificial difficulty increase in Ranked. Yeah the system is broken, no point in caring about Ranked at this stage, anyone can be Onyx regardless of actual skill level.

[@sprawl2brawl169]

@@wreckfest3728 nice, I'll have to try that, thanks man

[@vans2548]

This is really some good life advice too haha, keep up the good stuf lucid.

[@stevensimmermon8802]

Gotta give some respect to Sean (Shawn?). Sometimes it’s difficult for someone to let his/her ego go in order to grow. It probably hurt a little inside as lucid tore apart his foundation of gameplay, but he took it like a champ and it’s obvious he’s gonna grow from it!

[@seth81399]

Really would love to see more of these.

[@Xxh0mEr0xX]

That's something else, what a treat! I want more!

[@GhotkHerrera8325y2735h]

Hola Lucid yo siento que en las 107 horas que he jugado Halo Infinite he llegado a Onyx pero siento que aún fallo en conceptos así, y por eso hay días en que tengo rachas de derrotas pero gracias a este video entendí más cosas

[@marknunya3107]

Is that Sean W??!