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These are the people who use their ult right before ray and call it a coin toss. Do what you can to get the edge

​​@@BMVfilmsI had a Mewtwo/Buzzwole duo on my team and exp share Mewtwo called jungle then instead invaded top lane became a farm monster and sat in bushes on full HP watching us fight while the enemy team sent 4 ppl in rotation to our lane. The Buzzwole NEVER helped at all and at 2:15 he used his unite move to kill a Baltoy in enemy jungle with 0 enemies around. That was the 2nd time too. Then nobody showed up to Ray and I still managed to steal, but nobody defended so the enemies still dropped like 400 on us while my friend and I watched our death timers count down.

@@BMVfilms Using your Unite for Rayquaza is definitely a bit more of a toss up, it always depends on the situation. Ideally you want to use it during the Rayquaza team fights when your allies can best take advantage of it. Course if they're not even around, then you either jumped in too soon, or they were too busy farming or something. Only time I can suggest saving your Unite for Rayquaza is if it's a good secure move, and the enemy team is just ripping Rayquaza while your team is nowhere to be found. Usually if your team wins the fight, they can just rip Rayquaza without the need of a Unite move, it's certainly frail enough.

@@BrawlFan1 i would say not just secures, stuff like zoroarks unite , leafeons unite as well as unites that can flip match ups like slowbr, crustle etc are worth saving also hoopas unite basically making it so your team is at the objective without needing to waste time at all until the end and there is alot of them but at the same time i would advise someone to atleast not unite 30 seconds before ray spawns because you want to try and go to that fight with whatever you have and uniting to make no progress is also sort of dumb. Unite moves are crucial to team fights as compared to a ray rip

Right, you can immediately feel your team giving up on themselves even though early break is a good thing on your side often times.. Although, If I'm able to I'll split up to break an enemy goal regardless of points specifically for the visual aspect of not feeling behind. This is of course when I know I'm playing with spam surrender voters lol

I just had a match with a 24k dmg mewtwo y on our team vs a 98k on theirs in masters 1800+. Thank god the rest of my teammates played well and we managed to win

I mean mewtwo is broken but this isn't even the best example of that, focusing the baltoy to get level 9 was probably the correct play but meant he took a lot of damage to the mewtwo while not doing any back, so he was already half health by the time he reached level 9. And then mewtwo had its tier 2 to get shields and healing after it got united (and it only got hit by the first hit of unite) and needed to pop x speed to escape. I'd say venu took too much damage, but petal dance venu isn't even that tanky if it can't land giga drains, which he was unable to do because of the mewtwo's x speed. Now if the mewtwo had been mega it would have easily won the 2v1 and probably killed the slowbro too.

It's actually 17.20019% 🤓

Wait that means we will have 83% chance of losing the game if we get bottom regi first Or is it like we got 50% chance of winning and getting regi increases that to 67%?

@@tawsifking9336 I think it is a world reference, where teams who got the first bottom regi got on average a 17% higher win rate. So 17% from 50 is 8,5 or 58,5% in total if the average win rate per team was 50%.

Yesss bro👍

Shut up, it's still better than ELEKI GAMING 🤓

Happens every time.

Or worse: rotating away from the lane they are winning without taking the objective

i've noticed a strong uptick in people who insta go top and/or don't rotate bottom at all lately. Sometimes I play top lane just to ensure that we have at least one player from top @ bottom lane when objectives come up because people refuse to rotate.

Sorry I'm not chris, but for what I've seen and experimented you can break top or bot goal around 7m if the overbreak is good enough or if you think you can push regieleki to the second goal by doing that. If you do so, the goal you didn't broke should only be break by a 40-50 overcap, when a player reach this level around 3-4min left 👍

When there is no farm left and you have a big overcap

The problem is that if your jungler goes top for regieleki then you have 2 teammates down bottom trying to win against the enemy jungler who has unite move. Unless the enemy team are also terrible, they should easily win the fight and get the bottom objective while your jungler is up top, and maybe they even manage to stop eleki as well if they win bottom fast enough. The buff and xp you get from bottom regi will always be more valuable than the chance of a regieleki getting in because one is guaranteed XP and the other isn't guaranteed. Plus score only really matters in the late game, whereas xp matters all the time. You always want the jungler down bottom to give you the best chances of getting the more important objective

it's bad if you're just dodging mew2y at every objective, early game is where possible u can shutdown a mewtwo y even with a blissey so if your jungler is fat enough better go bot regi and team fight and gain the experience while a solo top laner contests eleki top

most of the time u get the eleki top, they're already bot winning the fight and still be able to defend eleki so u gain nothing in short, i normally experience this in high rank games.

No, its just more likely to secure goals which in turn allows your team more lane control and dominance. There is less reward as the regieleki actually forces a defense, forcing the hand of the enemy. With the Regis on bottom, you can outspace and outplay them if you know how to play. Basically, bottom lane objective first is a way of bending over so guys like Cris can fuck you over. The success rate is higher when Regieleki is main priority for the first two objectives. Watch worlds and you'll see.

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You know that if you pick top lane you don't have to stay there all the time, right? If you go top lane rotate bottom lane for the regi if your teammate isn't doing so, otherwise your team will most likely be outnumbered in the fight

@@elmacho1336 Well, it is true but most of the matches I had, the enemy picks bot more than top. So, its good to have one on top and I fill that place often when I go top while my teammates do the bottom.

@@UltimateRaven yeah as Cris said you keep 1 guy up top and everyone else goes bottom but if you get master games where everyone else on your team is going bottom leaving you alone on top I'd love to see that

If ur a top laner that needs farm, sometimes its better to stay top and farm then break the top goal and pressure with eleki. Sometimes rotating bot when ur underfarmed and u need levels can only waste you time and levels

They have the right idea of not breaking goal till then the problem was prioritizing scoring over rayfighting

I would say that it's good to break when both laners are at least Lv9 and it's close to the 6 minute mark or below. Get more farm if possible or if enemies are feeding , deny them the middle farm and just get it all for yourselves to get as big of an advantage as you can. Or just break when you have a good chance to do a huge overcap (like dunking 40 on the 1/80 goal)

Reason being it’s easier to push and gain an amazing overcap. Also it denies them from gaining exp from their lane mid path

Both are valid but depend on the state of the game if your winning or not. I’d say use nova’s tactic if top is struggling or about to be or is broken. If you’re winning on both lanes then don’t break till late game that way you can directly contest the enemies farm and prevent them from scaling into the late game

Dawg the first regi spawns 110 seconds after the first bees spawn what are you talking about?

@@elmacho1336 yea i know i was just trying to reference the first regi thats all

Your mewtwo rotates to 8:00? lmao

Pretty simple. If you're losing by enough points that you need ray, take a ray fight and try to KO the opponents with any good last hitting, or rather, better last hitting than your team. Then when they're dead, rip the ray and get good at last hitting

if you have huge lead you just need to defend ray, burning it is a good way to get the objective sniped like your example. if you're behind then you need to force the team fight and KO the enemy team so you can get objective

This is a good question, in a winning position DO NOT rip/attack ray unless you hit it once for bait, defend ray and if all the enemy opp are dead are you have at least 1-2 more teammates alive (assuming that those teammates aren't something like a comfey) then just rip ray, but only do this if 1. The pokemon you're using has high dps like Mewtwo XY, Garchomp 2. The pokemon you're using has great secure, but decent dps still, like pup Lucario, Delphox (NOT MEW) 3. If your pokemon doesn't have good secure and ok dps, only rip if you have your unite move, like Zoroark, leafeon AND ALWAYS make sure that if the one if the enemy teams mate is still alive, depending on the pokemon you can judge if you wanna rip ray or not, for example it's a Cinderace with blaze kick that just used it's unite, so it has horrible secure so it's pretty safe to rip but your best move here is to just kill him, but if your facing someone like Machamp, with or without his unite do not rip. Now disregard everything I said if your alone, then it's best to try and stay alive but also distract enemy team until your team respawns., also disregard everything I said if the pokemon your using is something like Espeon or mew, then your best bet is to 1. If all enemy team is dead, help your team rip ray. 2. If not and you still have unite, then zone and look for the enemy team and try and stop them from getting a steal. 3. If all your teammates are dead, I really don't know what to say to you. Hope this helped, I like to think about as much possible outcomes everytime I do the 3-sec break.

Kind of. Unite DB gives a lot of useful information about every Pokemon's moves, stats and stuff, but I'm not sure about exact XP stats

I dont think that is a good idea. It would to hard to stop regileki if the winning team also had that exp boost. But I do think they could do something that it is relative wich regi is better

@@diegoperezsommariva2509 maybe just make eleki less of a threat for extra XP. depending on the mon it can currently chunk someone's hp pretty fast if you get hit by it

When you can break it with significant overcap. 30+ points is about right. Or, about 4 minutes, because you'll have had 3 minutes of free top farm and they only get 2 minutes of indeedee farm.

So true it's the same when people don't let regieleki walk into a goal with 20 or less points like it gives none of the opponents xp, they get a bad overcap and we get free xp you don't need to defend the regieleki every time cinderace

Depends on the situation, if the entire enemy squad pulled up to stop regieleki, they will kill it quickly if you aren’t supporting it. If you abandon regieleki and go for enemy jungle you get one or two buffs then the whole enemy squad can kill you while you are there, they get their buffs back and some exp. If you win the push then take their farm.

wait until you find out that you can basic attack into tall grass without having vision

@@CrisHeroes in my range 99% don't do that they just go into the bush and die or run away

@@CrisHeroes and I'm pretty sure its same in your range because Mewtwo Y players are Mewtwo Y players

@@CrisHeroes what the

I understand pushing and taking out the 1st tier goal up top to make the Regieleki more valuable, but I'd save pushing the bottom 1st tier goal until after the bottom Regi is taken.

got suspended so many times because i was guiding players in ranked but they got too salty for no reason? i was not even toxic 😢