These TIPS Will Improve YOUR Gameplay | Paladins Coaching

[@Jkclone056]

I wanna see tutorials on the absolutely insane pip bunny hopping techniques that old players did on like serphent beach and stuff. Not just because it is useful for mobility, but also because it looks and feels fun as hell.

[@nicholaspisetta3842]

i think Ramdomnoob has one on his youtube channel

[@Jkclone056]

@@nicholaspisetta3842 I think I've seen those ones, and they are good. But there was this one guy who went from like one end of serphent beach to the other in like four seconds by utilizing everything. It was like him skipping and flying from every platform while not once touching the floor, it was godlike but I could never find it.

[@zingingcutie44]

Thanks for the tips vex. I love any information on positioning, awareness, explaining paladins terms (i.e poke, dismount, cauterise etc) and build/ability rotations to min/max individual champions. Youre by far the best paladins content creator at explaining these things so your insights are always appreciated!

[@zingingcutie44]

Also any information about the competitive meta is always useful

[@SolomonGriffen]

honestly, I think in the paladins community were missing videos on just overall team play type guides. support/DPS position guides. guides on how to play main tank/off tank. what's the difference. guides on solo tanking. guides on counterpicking and counter play. different types of team fights and how to navigate etc.

[@abokix]

i feel like some terms in paladins arent understood enough such as pocketing or snowball

[@pseudzy]

Dude I love that you do things like this. Rarely do you see such a close knit community between a KZbinr and their audience, so down for this type of content

[@hit6208]

I would love to see more tutorials on the various champs' little techs and perhaps videos explaining team comps/counter picking like "what is snowballing and peeling" because a lot of new players hear these terms and don't know what they mean

[@closeenough1343]

7:52 I disagree on spamming his heal. What can end up happening is bad habits and it can get his damage and flanks killed because of it. So popping a random heal puts it on cooldown and someone like drogoz or Evie needs that because once you get range and sight you can keep your damage alive but because he's mindlessly healing you can miss crucial heals and lose damage because your team has to sit out of the fight. So don't do it unless you absolutely have to for heals. Also wrath builds by healing damage NOT just by using kindle soul. You want more wrath? Invest in wrath decay cards. You don't need ammo cards because you get more DPS through higher wrath. No point in having a big ammo pool with no wrath built up.

[@linklight2]

A lot of champion guides are sorely outdated. It would be great to get out content for champions that are typically misplayed, especially solo healer dmg yings, point tank raums, point tank ash, etc.

[@SocialExperiment232]

I wish someone made a whole video explaining why no one should ever go resonance ying :(

[@crownyvalentine5200]

Damn I just started getting into Furia too! Lucky timing

[@FJTA]

Idk if it's just because I don't search it or something but I don't see much strategic topic on what you do while mid fight, like what positioning is good for what champion you are using and if when is a good time to push point or something like that. Those general strategic topic that I am curious to see.

[@mauriciofontes7494]

Hey Vex, amazing video again, a suggestion for 'some guide that I'd like to see' is something that I've searched for a lot, but didn't find nothing very 'clear' or updated is about 'Off-tank positioning'., that looks like is not so easy to new players understand it.

[@agt2mc928]

I feel like teaching people counters to other characters for a better drafting process in ranked so your team knows what counter for example a ash or a seris things like that because even I still struggle with counters to other champions and sometimes I pick champions into their counters

[@soppen7600]

Guides on just general tips for a champion instead of just a loadout video. Like for example damba. I see really few genral tips on damba, but a lot of loadout vids

[@GhostCutty]

Love this, Definitely a Series Must

[@boneless_couch9129]

A vid that could help everyone could be “what to know as a noob” so that people don’t completely throw games when they’re just learning the mechanics

[@arc2561]

Coach 30

[@abokix]

yet another banger video by sir vex the 30th

[@campbellwilson3043]

I think we're missing a lot of in-depth videos on how to play at the highest level. As a high diamond/masters player who is constantly looking to improve, I find myself at sort of a standstill at my playing level for the last few years, and looking for content online that helps feels redundant, since most of it is surface level or basic stuff that I already know, or outdated. I'd like to see more in-depth videos nerding out over mechanics or how to handle certain situations as different champions.

[@closeenough1343]

At 6:50 it was another bad ult. His main damage was low and he ulted. They were already backing off. Earlier when you told him to move up is when he should have ulted because his team was actually pushing. Than he ulted as they were low and retreating almost to save them. Furias ult isn't to save people, it's to secure pushes. It's better to ult early than late.

[@tesha199]

As Furia I'm mostly going Xterm since 2 tanks is a rarity in Onslaught, and most of the time I don't need range, and as you said when I see an opportunity to go agro, I'll forget about heals for 5 seconds to get couple ez kills, and hope that my teammates can care about themselves for that time 😉 My dmg as Furia almost always gets top or 2nd in the match, unless they have Betty or Lian or Drogoz or something, and I also take Furia healing job very seriously. Her right click is one of the best abilities in the game.

[@alfonsver2058]

I think correct zoning, is kinda missing. I mean you won the team fight, but there are so many people who still stack with 5 people on point, instead of going for dismounts. That would be a great addition, for like a tutorial or something.

[@techwizsmith7963]

As a Healer, what do you do if you have a solo off-tank sitting on point spamming "need healing" and just being a bullet sponge?

[@craft_warrior177]

One thing I want to ask, who is supposed to hold the point? I thought that support is supposed to but the term is holding it in this case and it is allowing the furia to have a strong position.

[@rubenwallace563]

00:52 team builds . 2 tanks 2 healers 1 damage? 1 tank 1 healer ? Ultimate combos ? I just got comboed hear by a seris and skye ultimate combo duo earlier

[@Ro-Ghost]

What characters are good for high ping players( 200 - 300 ping)

[@paulieodrumgod]

@Vex30 I'd like to hear your opinion on bad cards for characters, cards you feel are not worth using as 1 point cards. In general cards you think are niche and why. I enjoy the deck building part the best. And I'd like a professionals thought presses on some of the less obvious card combos.

[@Bowie.]

The #1 education issue I see is positioning. Ppl feel like feeding is them "trying to do something". There's not enough time in game to explain it to them.

[@connorlokey107]

I’m looking for videos on what to buy in game.

[@benjobopper5447]

okay can someone explain why replay viewer is exclusive to comp in plat 1+????

[@PauseItMF]

How can you re watch your games if you suspect someone is cheating? is that possible?

[@bootychaaaaain]

How can I improve my teammates gameplay? That what I want to know

[@craft_warrior177]

Personally, to me it feels like there's a lot of fundamental/general stuff that doesn't get covered by people. Stuff like understanding to back of when you have numbers disadvantage, the concept of pressuring instead of getting kills, itemizing based on enemy comp. I've noticed that a lot of silver/gold players fall in this camp, where they understand how the character physically works, but learning wacky tech is meaningless for them because they don't understand the fundamentals, and there aren't really any guides that exist for that level of stuff.

[@sty_nj9]

Hi vex my 17th bd was yesterday and all my family forgot it 😟

[@brm5581]

The content currently lacking is guides to communication. Alot of people don't communicate, or don't do it properly.

[@saatisthong6139]

Is there a way I can get a review from you on my Furia gameplay w/o donation? I would donate $10 but with the state of the world right now finances are being drained.

[@T.K.F.]

what i want to see the most educational video about paladins is everything from dreg long range angle lob to who counters who video. OW has to much of educational videos

[@Zenbone]

This commentary and the tips are amazing from vex, i dont like the player tho lol

[@romettooo]

why haha

[@m.s2829]

@@romettooo He has the most crap load out.... Its an insult to me as a Furia main.

[@romettooo]

@@m.s2829 oh no i didnt use a random furia mains loadout COPE

[@mikesimmerman4457]

Practice Learn champions Make loadouts Learn talents Work on positioning Wanting to improve cause if you not wanting to get better then you won't

[@andrewmoulton7429]

This is cool but I'd rather see a support game where the enemy team is running a standard double tank comp.

[@Crulgao]

How old is this video? You're mentioning Cauterise alot and it hasn't been a thing for a while

[@DoomsdayCreator3k]

hey um, day 5 of asking for ranked crossplay in paladins!

[@DECEASEDONII]

answer: champion guides because most of them are outdated, positioning on supports/tanks