Master a small set of heroes
Choose characters with abilities you understand and study them in the accessible training mode. Check range, restrictions and movement methods. The constant change of unfamiliar heroes makes it difficult to assess errors. It's useful to have a fallback option, but it should also be familiar: choosing for the sake of the role name doesn't help if the basic actions have to be learned during the match.
Look at the target of the card
Before the battle, determine the team's current task and the position of its closest allies. Chasing an individual enemy can lead you away from the point where presence is required. If the group has lost several members, evaluate the possibility of regrouping. Coming back one at a time makes the next fight more difficult. Discuss the general direction of movement briefly so that the message can be used immediately.
Check interactions in the current version
Team-Up combinations are important features of the game, but their composition and conditions must be read in the current interface. An old video does not guarantee that the interaction will remain the same after updates. When choosing a combination, make sure both participants understand when to use it. Having the right heroes does not in itself replace an agreed upon moment and position.
Evaluate the contribution wider than the counter
After the match, remember whether your position helped your allies complete the task and maintain the possibility of retreat. The number of eliminations does not explain all the reasons for winning or losing. Look for one recurring episode: losing position, using an ability too late, or leaving without a command. A specific adjustment gives a more understandable result than a simultaneous change of the hero, sensitivity and all habits.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
