Why You SUCK at Laning and How to Fix it | Pokemon Unite

[@brownie3454]

For all new players checking out this guy’s video hoping to improve your game: BEWARE. He speaks in a way that makes him sound like he knows what he’s talking about, but his advice is very inconsistent and he contradicts himself a lot. If you want to get better at Unite, stick with Spragels and Crisheroes

[@UniteClimbing]

Beware everyone

[@JoZerpPL]

you'll never know whatever will happen on a match until it happens, every situation is different, for this reason a guide cannot cover all aspects of every situation. take this guide as general advice in certain situations anyway. besides that i get the impression you're being subjective based on your comment, although it's true that there are times when he contradicts himself, it cannot be denied that most of his guides offer something of value. personally, i've learned a thing or two from unite climbing with his videos and he has helped me understand things i was doing wrong or how to correctly play a role that i'm not very familiar with. This same argument can be made for spragels and crisheroes, as i said before, unite climbing has teached me more about unite than crisheroes or spragels and even when i do watch their videos. both also happen to focus more on posting games than making guides these days, so there's that too ig. i'd rather have you offer constructive criticism to help him make even better guides if you think unite climbing isn't doing a good job

[@vibinmikegothyped3270]

Get something to back your statement up. It's important to take advice with a grain of salt, but it's not like his advice are bad, either.

[@copyandpaste2052]

yes watch spragels and crisheroes that barely even talk about their games, complain, and read chat

[@noncandeggiare]

Lol I like watching Cris -he’s a really atrong carry- but he’s by no means the go-to resource if you want to understand how to improve. He just doesn’t speak much and when he does he doesn’t explain stuff

[@eds7343]

Defending goals should have more defenses to them. Imagine playing soccer and defending your goal and having to abandon it because the other team is kicking 100 balls at you.

[@Ind_u.]

Yeah I also want debuff for opponents if they over extend.

[@UniteClimbing]

Like a warden in league?

[@Ind_u.]

@@UniteClimbing no no.. I dont want more wild farms.. a debuff is better.

[@unityindualities]

I mean the entire slowzone is one big debuff, you mean a bigger debuff or another one or something? Or like one for the goal zone too maybe?@@Ind_u.

[@Mij10132]

I always thought a pokemon more centred around defending goal would be so cool. Imagine like a Rillaboom who is so tanky and does great damage only in goal but isn’t that strong outside

[@Duskrunner23]

I think this video illustrates an important point: games are won and lost not in the spectacular plays, like 50 point score dives, but in the far less glamorous basics of defense, timing and positioning. I think showcasing this sort of bread-and-butter game play is important for those who don't know a lot about the game (and especially for those who think they do). I also like that you show how to handle situations when things don't go according to plan. High-skill streamers often showcase flawless gameplay, perhaps as a well-intentioned effort to show what you should be doing. But often, (especially for most of the rest of us), things just don't go the way we want. Knowing what to do when things go sideways can win more games than knowing what the perfect run should look like. Thanks for your contributions to the Unite community. Keep it up.

[@UniteClimbing]

Much appreciated

[@JoZerpPL]

whenever things go south in my path in early game i resort to abandon my base and go farm cause i know being a lv4 ralts won't be enough to force the 3 guys at my base to retreat after my partner has died. moments like this make me want to get some kind of resource to be able to actually defend my base and not get brute forced because the enemies have higher stats than me, this reminds me that lately enemies like to stay in your base more time than usual after a gank

[@DoctorPhileasFragg]

It's the little things.

[@antiday]

Superbly written.

[@th3b1rdbra1n3]

I agree that players should avoid tilting in order to continue to enjoy the game, but I refuse to avoid blaming my team when it is painstakingly clear that they are the reason we are losing the match.

[@JoZerpPL]

tilting is bad anyway. a match of unite is only 10 minutes compared to the 30+ of other mobas, tilting on a 10 minute match and staying at base creates a bad experience for everyone else in the team, with that being said... of course imma be upset when i get demoted from a losing streak and to add salt to the injury my m2x throws our advantage by ripping ray alone, gets ambushed, loses ray and dies💀 i can't get over it, it's been months bruh 😭

[@brownie3454]

Whatever this guys name is gets blessed with teammates and tries to pass off his experience as expertise 😂 He even admits in the video that he gets lucky 🤷‍♂️

[@serennity0906]

Superb, mate. I learned even more things about Laning here. Still pretty much newbie to UNITE, but helps me a lot. Thanks!

[@UniteClimbing]

Happy to help! Thanks for stopping by

[@dat_lamp]

Biggest advice as well for laning, if your stacking...DON'T PARTNER WITH ANOTHER STACKER! Having 2 people in lane trying to stack leaves your goal undefended.

[@UniteClimbing]

yes. and dont prioritise stacking at bottom lane

[@aaronyeager6778]

The only Pokémon content creator I’ve seen this kinda content. Keep it up

[@robloxninjacool8097]

Thanks for the advice i felt the difrence before i kept dying trying to score, now i barly die

[@rekhaanil147]

thanks for this amazing guide ,keep it up

[@UniteClimbing]

Glad it helped

[@evanmellott4968]

Played one game where i landed for a full 8 minutes with chandelure. Never died, got like 20 kills, still lost because chandelure has no control over the game lol

[@VM-gy8bm]

Garchomp is good regardless of what lane you play. Patience is key here. One of those things that I can shred a goal zones defense if I wanted to, but I choose to play it safe to avoid accidental enemy feedings.

[@tatsukinomiya]

Congratz on 11k subs dawg

[@UniteClimbing]

Many thanks to you and everyone else 🙏

[@nazmustahsanomi-b2795]

I did that defending the bot goal as trev with wood hammer and horn leech. I was absolutely trolling the 4 enemies by unlimited cc ing until my teammates came

[@profelu1919]

You are on fire woth theese series!

[@UniteClimbing]

Thank you ❤️ 😊

[@markduccini]

I rarely have my team rotate bottom. Even at ultra rank. I usually end up having to solo bottom lane while the rest of my team struggle not to lose top lane.

[@wingsaber629]

Why didn't you guys score after winning the teamfight at @9:50?

[@saikatsune2085]

I think it’s because it’s a tier 2 goal. With most of the enemy team up, trying to go for a big score would have resulted in them getting potentially juggled via jump pad.

[@looplooplooplooploop]

Here's another warning to be careful with this information: there is some good advice here, if you're not very experienced you will learn things, BUT he gives so much scattered bad advice in his videos that I can't in good conscience recommend them for learning.

[@Kai-cz7wf]

I really appreciate this video, This cover really a lot of things for laning and I personally experienced that defend our base option, but can you please make a video on what to do if things really don't go as we planned 🥲🥲like when we plan something else and things went totally opposite

[@ilphaesn]

me, watching the video for engagement cause i already outsecure a sobble as torchic: hm yes interesting

[@lsnorlax9653]

horrible sobble you faced

[@UniteClimbing]

That's embarrassing for the sobble 🤣

[@Asakedia]

I have an issue with playing patiently when I'm using scoring held items. I'm trying to improve with them

[@UniteClimbing]

Gotta slow it down! That's why point and click mons help with practising

[@adventureboy444]

The things I get from this video are defend goal and secure farm

[@kent_s]

I have a problem against enemies going straight to score at the start of the game. It's almost impossible to stop them, even with me and my lane partner attacking them, they'll just score and often walk away... Was hoping to see something about it in this vid aside from (use someone great early game). great tips nonetheless though

[@darkSide262]

The way to stop them is not to kill them. Although some mons can do that very well, or if your partner helps. But its always better to try and secure your farm so they get nothing. Meanwhile you are full hp from being in your pad and they are being chipped away. Soon they will retreat and you can follow with your partner.

[@itapproaches3484]

The points they score are miniscule, just make sure you focus on last hitting your farm.

[@kent_s]

@@itapproaches3484 It's not the points, it's the stacks. Isnt it in my interest to stop the enemy from stacking? Plus they still get exp too

[@LukeMacfarlane-ps8yp]

Darkside makes a good point, but it's also important to understand that most players will die for stacks even though its basically inting, don't over extend and sacrifice farm, but be aware of those who are wanting stacks and start attacking before they get to your goal zone. If you can start hitting them before they get close to your goal zone, you can usually get the kill. Another thing that helps with this is having a good lane combo, having a teammate who can cc helps you get that early kill without overextending. Sometimes they get away, but that's ok, you can still get ahead by clearing your farm faster. And lastly, the xp from scoring scales real fast. If they score less than 10 points, the xp they get is way less than what you can get from farm. Stay chill and get the kill

[@Towelie42O]

U can't actually stop someone from scoring a very small amount of points. Like 5 or fewer points. In the time it takes for it to fully charge the score button and get the score off, ur basic attacks can't interrupt in time. Most of the time, these ppl coming to score in the start are trying to stack items up. Examples would be like attack weight, Aoe's cookie, etc. The best thing u can do is chip them down so they either panic and waste resources or make sure u get the last hit on ur farm. The last hit is important against these players bc if they get the last hit, they'll get another 5 points to score again, allowing for them to stack further, increasing their stats. Literally, my best tip (since I mostly play aggressively and stacking) is play patient, let them get the stack if u can't stop it, secure ur farm, and chip them down slowly to make them back off. If ur lane partner doesn't help u, good luck stopping this player. Teamwork is required, in my opinion. Certain pokemon have better kits to handle these types of playstyles from ur opponent, but if ur not playing one or ur lane partner isn't, it's gonna be somewhat difficult to stop. Especially against someone skilled at stacking. End the end, don't focus on the player coming in to score 3-5 points, stop him from trying to take ur farm. That's the strategy (if this makes any sense) Have a great day, and I'm sorry for the book, lol :)

[@DatedOstrich62]

I can shred lane but if I ever get a support with xp share…😈

[@stevecontreras417]

I love your videos, dude

[@UniteClimbing]

Thank you

[@nameputhpong9041]

Yes. This is me. I suck in laning. I come from RoV where most junglers have shit for skills and supports are direly needed. So I main junglers and supports. Much like in Unite where most junglers also suck balls and supports are direly needed. So i main junglers and supports. This has caused me to suck at being the offense in lane.

[@UniteClimbing]

a good jungler is hard to find

[@nameputhpong9041]

@@UniteClimbing i take pride in being a jungler that at the very least goes for blue and red buffs first before other creeps. :D

[@astelle5615]

In other words, play passively? I understand that patience is key but I want to make something happen that can be proactive to win against the lane EVEN they are defending. It's like my point is doing something more than just keep on defending.

[@UniteClimbing]

Play passively when outnumbered, and understand your mobility when pushing 🙌🙌🙌

[@astelle5615]

@@UniteClimbing Seems like there's no other way huhu, you really need help from your teammates, especially the jungler.

[@cdawg3343]

What are your thoughts on a tank allowing the enemy team to score early game so they can stack their own items by scoring

[@looplooplooplooploop]

Depends. What are you and your partner getting out of it and is that worth potentially letting them have a huge power spike?

[@Jaidyn-bj4tb]

Depends whether or not the tank could stop them in the first place If they could secure farm to stop them And if you will get a powerspike like 7 sligo to 8 goodra And if the enemies will get a powerspike like 3 eevee to 4 glaceon espeon leafeon

[@DeLeLeLeLeWoop]

How do I play when none of my top lane rotates down, my lane partner rotates up(?), I'm 1v4 bottom, loses the first regi, dies, loses bottom pad, my team some how lose top regi 4v1, and all die?

[@UniteClimbing]

Go farm. Leave lane

[@segapokemonunite]

What will you do if your friend lane is suck? For Example i play azumaril and the others play Crustle. Crustle last hit every Pokemon i was farming and i can't stack. After that Crustle doing what he like and i was alone defense vs 2. And jungle never came to my lane (regi trio lane). Objective come at 07:00 and others never came in my lane. 1 vs 4. What the best i do?

[@UniteClimbing]

Just leave the lane and farm man. This is annoying but it'll happeb

[@azurestr1ker]

Hi, I'm still new to the game. Is Mimikyu and Blastoise good for bottom path?

[@pkmntrainerred4247]

Mimikyu usually goes top path, especially if you're running attack weight or aeos cookie on him. And Blastoise, depends on the set. If its Water spout Rapin spin, you go top (especially if running spcl attk stacking specs) and Hydro pump Surf set is good in either lane.

[@azurestr1ker]

@@pkmntrainerred4247 thanks for the advice :)

[@Zero_5906]

NONE of this matters if you have randos who just dont care about any of this and will pick trash pokemon and pick their nose whole time and afk/quit with one death

[@mallangs]

Why bottom? What is diffrent about bottom compared to top?

[@looplooplooplooploop]

More exp, can really snowball the game. Both the farm and the objective give tons of exp. Getting the bottom Regis sets your team up with a good power spike, so that you can then take or defend top.

[@adventureboy444]

So what happened if my teammate never go to the bottom lane for the objectives? We just defend that lane?

[@UniteClimbing]

This just doesn't happen in a normal lobby. I've only ever seen this on my smurf in ultra /veteran Q

[@adventureboy444]

@@UniteClimbing so it only happen if I am at elite or higher? and if this ever happen then you just kinda try to do like what you said in the video or pushing top lane?

[@JoZerpPL]

first check the map, your purpose is to look for enemies, something your team is likely to show you with their vision. the moment you see 4 or more players you go for the objective, there is no way they can rotate quickly enough for the steal imo. would be a good idea to check their pad from the bushes first to analyze if the enemy player in your path can secure and based on that you can rip alone or with your partner. however, this kind of situations are very rare.

[@DoctorPhileasFragg]

@@UniteClimbing Remember, kids: smurfing isn't cool.

[@ajmalaj3724]

How to lane better.....pick up intellion and abuse it😂

[@Drop0sauce]

Bro the amount of videos I see from this extremely simple moba that has no mechanics except extremely high cc is absurd no matter how much you play nobody should have to explain the concept of this game in this much depth for people to understand basic common sense

[@UniteClimbing]

Yeah, you'd think.

[@Drop0sauce]

Lmao I’d hate to see this community try to play dota holy hell sometimes as a solo Que player you just gotta play for ray and hyper farm

[@aleksandarpetrovic2976]

I played you for 3 games yesterday

[@UniteClimbing]

really? whats your name in game?

[@TheMrvideowatcher97]

👍🏼✨

[@slayamanabderrahmanenada8317]

I feel like playing mew is a nigthmare fr

[@UniteClimbing]

nah mew is amazing

[@estebanpinedasanchez9282]

Get da exp trainers

[@scottiandiaz1268]

Plot twist, they lost that game. Good thoughts tho.

[@UniteClimbing]

shhh 😉

[@blackmarket1891]

He’s teaching passive behavior.. hmm 🤔 not going work when you get up in rank . Don’t recommend

[@UniteClimbing]

Bro I'm world ranked and climbing on duos doing this...

[@aBAY-c2c]

Being passive and patient are two different things

[@evolition7]

inteleon is a brainless mon tho. It doesn't matter where you are in the game it's overpowered crit will make any bad player look good. Anything else would be a better example lol

[@UniteClimbing]

I'll re upload with Mew. It's the concept mate

[@evolition7]

@@UniteClimbing it's not as easy to defend when you don't have something OP or something previously buffed. Some of those players that "suck" don't have the resort to buy expensive licenses or have OP licenses

[@JoZerpPL]

then that would be skill issue. the most commonly seen pokemon in rank are more than capable of doing the same or better than inteleon when the player is competent, i've seen people play very well in the defense of their pads. understanding how your mon works will also help you know how to deal more damage. take sylveon, mew, venusaur or gardevoir as examples, all of them can do similar ammounts of damage if not more than inteleon and they even have other properties that inteleon does not.

[@evolition7]

@@JoZerpPL yes but none of those mons have a move that sure hits and follows you across the map. I'm one of thousands who have this opinion and you're not a pro. So it's more than a skill issue

[@JoZerpPL]

@@evolition7 you're right, i'm not a pro and i never said i was one. Liquidation and by extent most sure hits can be body blocked by teammates, wild mon or dodged with i frames. I won't deny that inteleon is strong and has an overtuned move. that doesn't mean you can't play around it however, inteleon has counter play, unlike prime zacian or mewtwo. You can always use cc to cancel liquidation/snipe/stinger, debuff atk, debuff def or simply burst it down, needless to say the mons i mentioned in my previous comment are good at dealing with enemy frontlines and backlines alike. Inteleon despite being a ranged mon ironically can get ouranged or kited, so there's that too, he can't do anything if he can't reach you or is not given time to cause significant damage.